Level 1 · Starter build

Weekend Camper wiring diagram

The classic starter system for weekend trips: a compressor fridge, LED lighting, water pump and device charging, all running on 12V DC. Solar plus alternator charging keeps the battery topped up with no inverter to worry about.

House Battery Bank100 Ah LiFePO4Main Battery FuseBattery IsolatorPositive & Negative Busbars150 A rated pairSolar Array350 W (2 × 175 W)PV IsolatorMPPT Charge ControllerVictron SmartSolar 100/30Starter Battery / AlternatorVehicle 12 V systemDC-DC ChargerDCC30S 12V 30A Dual Input + MPPT12 V Fuse Box6-way blade fuse boxCompressor Fridge (Small)LED Spot LightsWater PumpUSB SocketsPhone ChargerChassis Bond
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System at a glance

Daily usage
800 Wh
Battery
100 Ah LiFePO₄
Solar array
350 W
Est. parts cost
$866

Appliances in this build

AppliancePowerDaily useSupply
Compressor Fridge (Small)45 W12 h12V DC
LED Spot Lights × 45 W3 h12V DC
Water Pump60 W0.5 h12V DC
USB Sockets × 25 W8 h12V DC
Phone Charger × 215 W3 h12V DC

Recommended parts

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Battery
LiTime 12V 100Ah LiFePO4
12.8 V · 100 Ah · 1.28 kWh · LiFePO₄
$220
Solar panel
N-Type 175W Rigid (variant) × 2
175 W · rigid ·
$300
MPPT controller
Victron SmartSolar 100/30
30 A · up to 440 W solar
$159
DC-DC charger
DCC30S 12V 30A Dual Input + MPPT
30 A
$187

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