ITTOG's Truck Camper Build (was 6' x 12' Trailer Conversion)

[ITTOG]

I have been thinking about what is next for the camper. I kind of don't mind the interior unfinished but figure it is time. Generally speaking I am thinking of an L-shaped counter with drawers underneath and also having a sing with running water. I also need to figure out the electrical and plumbing. Anyone think of anything I am missing. Not necessarily what you would want on your build but anything missing that would be on 90% of peoples build.

So, for electrical I pulled together all my notes and have come up with this info. @Dave in AZ 's post at the link below has inspired my list so far.
https://forum.expeditionportal.com/...nd-light-ac-truck-campers.242227/post-3201946

12V and 120V Power Storage

• 100 AH AGM Battery for 12V, Shunt/Battery Monitor
• PECRON E3600LFP Portable Power Station 3600W 3072Wh (to be purchased) for 12 V and 120V

12V Generation

• Solar Panels/Charge Controller
• Shore Power
• DCtoDC Charger
• Two Renogy 100 watt solar panels
• Using all Blue Seas outlets, power distribution blocks, fuses

12V Consumption

• Charging: Cell phones, Drone, laptops, watch, ear buds,
  • Never needed yet but I do use two TENS units for hips and back when driving over two hours.
• Interior Lights
  • Strip
  • Pucks
• Water Pump
• MaxxAir Fan (eventually)
• Eventually a diesel or propane heater. Right now I just use a Mr Buddy.
• I have never done it but have thought about connecting my RV two camera system to the camper for surveillance at night. It is 12V.
• Eventually a fridge.
• Exterior red light by/on stairs with photocell and maybe timer
• Exterior white lights
• Water Heater

120V Generation (if required)

• Inverter
• Shore Power

120V Consumption (never needed but nice to have)

• Kettle
• DeWalt Power Tool Batteries

Parts
12 and 120 outlets, power distribution blocks, fuses
Battery on/off switch
Power switches: lights, pump, heater, etc




I need to add up all the power usage for these items.

 

[Dave in AZ]

@ITTOG what kind of camper is it? I can't remember your rig.
That pecron 3600 is very good, if you got a good one that is working. I'm still happy with my Pecron e1500LFP.

Depending on total electricity used, 200W may not be enoigh if you sit still for days.