My comments are based on trying to boondock for multiple days in full sun.
Just read up on the system, it has 300 amphours lithium batteries that could give you up to 8 hours of AC use, then it needs to be recharged. Actually a great system.
The Winnebago only has 215 watts of solar, with just the solar it would take about 3 days to charge the lithium batteries back up in the pack. Even plugged into a generator or shore power it could take 10 hours to recharge from 0-300. Somebody correct me if I’m wrong.
Meanwhile the Winnebago also has 2 group 31 deep cycles that the solar needs to focus on to keep the lights, refer, water pump and everything else powered up on.
My thought, great system to cool the rig down just before bed, maybe just a couple hours each night. But don’t expect it to last all night in 100 degree overnight temps in Las Vegas are as an example. After that, you need to get it plugged in somewhere.
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