OverlandNA
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Located in Port Allegany, PA 16743
$4000
I had this topper built November 2021- 40" tall with 2- screened 40" awning windows, 1 fixed clear front window, rack for solar panels, welded reinforcements for the exterior led lights. It has 3/4" insulation in the bays and 1/4" glued to the paneling. I made rigid insulated "curtains" for the front and side windows. There is a shelf across the front above the window and strips to hang things from on each side.
The electric is installed on the cap which makes it plug and play.
Electric system:
2- 100 watt Renogy Solar Panels
30 amp Renogy Charge Controller
2- 100ah FLA deep cycle batteries
Max Fan 10 speed, reversible, thermostat and built in rain cover
2- LED interior ceiling lights on master switch and individual switches on each light
2 switched 12v power ports with 4 USB ports
3 pairs of exterior LED camp flood lights with relays
1- switched volt meter
Blue Sea Fuse Block
Andersen Connector for solar panels
Battery shutoff switch
Circuit breakers
I spent many nights in it as I toured 15 states over the 21/22 winter in temps as low as 17*. A Buddy heater warms it up pretty quick before bed.
Over $5000 invested plus a lot of time.
$4000
I had this topper built November 2021- 40" tall with 2- screened 40" awning windows, 1 fixed clear front window, rack for solar panels, welded reinforcements for the exterior led lights. It has 3/4" insulation in the bays and 1/4" glued to the paneling. I made rigid insulated "curtains" for the front and side windows. There is a shelf across the front above the window and strips to hang things from on each side.
The electric is installed on the cap which makes it plug and play.
Electric system:
2- 100 watt Renogy Solar Panels
30 amp Renogy Charge Controller
2- 100ah FLA deep cycle batteries
Max Fan 10 speed, reversible, thermostat and built in rain cover
2- LED interior ceiling lights on master switch and individual switches on each light
2 switched 12v power ports with 4 USB ports
3 pairs of exterior LED camp flood lights with relays
1- switched volt meter
Blue Sea Fuse Block
Andersen Connector for solar panels
Battery shutoff switch
Circuit breakers
I spent many nights in it as I toured 15 states over the 21/22 winter in temps as low as 17*. A Buddy heater warms it up pretty quick before bed.
Over $5000 invested plus a lot of time.
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