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https://www.accordionboot.com/#wideaccordion Works well 👍

And how many cubic metres was your kitchen? And a van? The one I have (morco) says in the instructions it must be in it's own vented externally compartment.

That seems backward. It would make more sense to load the alternator on overrun/braking to make it more fuel efficient.

Yes, same as John guest speedfit. You need to push the collar into the fitting side pull the pipe at the same time. Twisting may help.

Cool. Also using an Orion

Yes, but this seems to be a pre-wired thing. He said he cut the plug off.

5A will be fine, assuming the cable is thick enough. 300w at 12V, with no losses, is 25A. What you really need to look at is what fuse the inverter instructions say it should have. Or somewhere on the case/plug you cut off. Even the old fuse will have a rating on it.

Small opening skylight in the bathroom - raise the solar a little if required. We had that in a small van and that was usually enough. If not, leave the door open and set the fan you have to bring air into the van with everything shut. That air and the steam, should go out of the skylight.

Didn't "we" decide the fuse in the line from the solar panels is redundant too? And they are often the source of bad connections later on?

So does the light now not work? Or have they disabled the permanant on option? Maybe people kept leaving them on?

The heater pump is expecting a zero pressure input, the return line could be quite high pressure. I'd expect the Chinese to be the same as the Eber.

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Yea, we were teased with a week of nice weather then had snow on Thursday!

If you want to test it, disconnect the bmv from the network (cable and smart networking) and run the system through discharge/charge and compare the vrm MP value with the bmv screen value.

Are you sure they aren't talking to each other? See the answer at: https://community.victronenergy.com/questions/89698/feature-request-cerbo-gx-dvcc-to-also-share-soc-fr.html

Something I noticed with a 12V camera on a bench power supply was that taking the voltage up to 13-14V significantly increased the current.

The price seems about right to me mate. They don't seem to have yours, but other similar things from this lot who I've always found pretty good on prices. https://stedall.co.uk/product-category/handles/paddle-handles/

Very nice. What's the little resistor for?

I got the impression you need to email this guy: alexchen@basengroup.com

It does look like it, but worst case wire your 2 seats in series.