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· Posted: 04.09.2016 · #1

Hi I've just purchase a Mh and I am looking for somewhere in Dublin who supply's and installs them I would like not to bet stuck to camp sites all the time and where I store mine I don't have access to power to charge my leisure battery so is there anyone out that know we're I should look and can u also know what type of power I should be looking to get installed? Look forward to hearing any suggestions

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· Posted: 04.09.2016 · #2

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I thimk you have this question in the wrong section, but if you type solar panel in the search bar above you will get a lot of information

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· Posted: 05.09.2016 · #3

Moved to the correct section now lads

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Moved to the correct section now lads

You could give our site sponsors (all adds at top of the page) a ring and they will advise what's best for your set up

I'm not sure I could help.

That said there are questions and answers on this subject, personally I have a 100watt panel 2x90amp leisure batteries and a device that ensures the power gets split between the engine battery and the leisure batteries. From what you have outlined this might be what you'd need especially if you leave your MH without driving it for a while.
I don't know what the battery master splitter is called sorry.

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· Posted: 05.09.2016 · #5

I think it's called a battery master.

Personally I would go with the dual charge controller and have it as an all in one device rather than fit an additional gizmo, others may disagree, but it's what I have and it works perfectly

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· Posted: 05.09.2016 · #6

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I'm not sure I could help.

Think you just did

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· Posted: 05.09.2016 · #7

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Agreed Jack.... I'm running a dual controller set for 90% to leisure batteries and 10% to starter battery... Works really well.

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