Running an RV air conditioner without campground hookups is one of the biggest challenges of boondocking. A typical rooftop A/C can draw well over 1,000 watts while running, and the
A power outage can turn into a much bigger problem when the refrigerator stops running, the sump pump goes down, or extreme temperatures leave you without heating or air conditioning.
When the power goes out, a portable generator can keep a refrigerator or a few appliances running. A home standby propane generator is a different kind of backup system. It
If you want backup power without gasoline, engine noise, or exhaust fumes, a modern solar generator can be an excellent solution. These systems are more accurately called portable power stations:
RV travel gives you the freedom to camp farther from the grid, but that freedom comes with one basic requirement: dependable power. Whether you need electricity for a rooftop air
A remote start generator can make a major difference when you need backup power but don’t want to walk outside every time the generator needs to be started or stopped.