Panels made for the roof
Rigid or flexible lightweight panels are chosen to suit the caravan roof. Cable entries are made while keeping the roof watertight.
Caravans
Silent, fuel-free power in your caravan.
Thin panels on the roof, an LFP battery and a pure sine wave inverter inside: at the campsite, your fridge, lights, coffee maker and chargers run without a hookup. No generator noise and no fuel.
LFP battery: light and long-lasting
Lighter than a lead-acid battery and can be discharged more deeply. Its chemistry resists thermal runaway, making it well suited to tight spaces.
Pure sine wave inverter
230 V pure sine wave output for sensitive devices and small kitchen appliances. The charge controller connects the panels to the battery as efficiently as possible.
Charging on the road
Optional chargers can also top up the battery from the vehicle’s alternator and from campsite hookups.
Day and night
The sun charges by day, the battery runs the night.
By day, the panels charge the service battery. After sunset, lighting, the fridge and electronics run on the battery, with no need for a hookup or a generator.
Frequently asked questions
Can I run air conditioning in a caravan?
Air conditioning draws a lot of power; it can run for short periods if the battery capacity and inverter are chosen accordingly. We calculate it together based on your appliance list.
Do panels add a lot of weight to the caravan?
Flexible panels weigh a few kilograms; an LFP battery is also noticeably lighter than a lead-acid battery of the same capacity.
How long does installation take?
Depending on the size of the system, it is usually completed within one working day; we confirm this during the site survey.