Our Work

Take a closer look at some of the projects we’ve completed, from individual upgrades to full power systems. These photos show the equipment, layouts and installation details that bring each project together.

Every space presents different challenges. We enjoy finding ways to make the system fit while keeping it organized, functional and accessible for service.

Power systems in practice

  • Solar panels installed on an RV roof

    1,200W rooftop solar installation

    This client wanted a complete power system for boondocking trips of up to a week. We installed 1,200 watts of solar in a series-parallel configuration, with the panels positioned to leave a clear walking path for annual roof maintenance and reduce trip hazards.

  • Two Epoch batteries fitted in a factory RV battery tray

    920Ah lithium battery upgrade

    This client was happy with how his coach performed but wanted to use the equipment he already had for longer between charges. We installed two Epoch 460Ah Elite V2 batteries in the factory battery tray, providing 920Ah of storage for his existing 12V system.

  • Dual Victron inverter installation in an RV compartment

    Dual Victron MultiPlus system

    This full-time traveler came to us with a design in mind: two Victron MultiPlus inverter/chargers working together in a split-phase system to supply AC power throughout his RV and run two high-draw appliances at the same time.

    Remote support was also a priority. With the system connected to the internet, we can check its performance and help confirm everything is working as designed, wherever his travels take him.

  • Jordan’s Epoch battery and Victron power system in a Grand Design Reflection 303RLS

    The system we travel with

    This is my personal setup in our 2026 Grand Design Reflection 303RLS. Two Epoch 460Ah Elite V2-T batteries provide 920Ah of storage, chosen with a few hours of air conditioning in mind. I also liked their built-in, serviceable fuses.

    A Victron MultiPlus-II 2×120 powers the entire RV breaker panel, and we run one high-draw appliance at a time. The installation includes a Lynx Distributor for organized wiring and circuit protection, a SmartShunt for battery monitoring, a Cerbo GX for remote access and updates, and a SmartSolar 150/70 for rooftop solar charging.

    It supports the way we like to travel, and we haven’t found it limiting. It’s a system I use myself and know firsthand.
Jordan working beneath an RV during a mobile service visit

Your project starts with a conversation.

You may have a detailed plan or simply know what you’d like to work better. Share your ideas, photos or questions, and we’ll talk through what’s possible with your space and existing equipment.

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