Last post by pepper123 -
Our 12v light flashes and the LED fault signals every 20 seconds when we're driving. Need to locate the "0n Board" fuse and is there a second fuse for the AES? Last question, how do I check the D+signal? Thank you.
Last post by StevMil -
Has anyone purchased a decent storage cover lately for their LTV Unity. Wonder, or Serenity? There's no shortage of covers for Class C's with over cab sleeping, but I can't find any good ones like ADCO that will fit my Serenity.
Last post by BradnChristine -
Given the now much larger battery use with the inverted Atmos A/C, and the battery bank of 600AH, I replaced the Sterling BB1230 B2B charger with the new Orion XS 12|12 - 50. No Sterling noise and an easy swap since the Transit has a Consumer Connection Point with a 60A fuse coming in and I added a 60A breaker between the Orion and the batteries. LTV did installe 6 AWG wires in my 2021 WRL, so it can handle the increased charging. I am expecting much better output from the Orion, than the constantly reduced (due to heat) Sterling. Time will tell if I need an external fan to help push the air around, but so far, I set it at 47A input and that is netting me 46.7A output when in Bulk Charge stage
I generally have a daily use of around 35 AH on no A/C days. When I need to run 4 hours of AC, that amounts to another 200AH. So 235AH is a usual day with A/C. Leaving the Dometic on 12 volts while driving, the 50A Orion will net us around 35A for each of our driving hours.
So driving 6 hours a day (we usually drive longer) should net us 210 AH back into the batteries and hopefully the 400W of solar will keep us topped off. In any case, we'll have a goodly reserve at the end of each day with the 600AH of Kepworths. I think this will be a good balance.
Last post by BradnChristine -
I strongly suggest you buy a Victron SmartShunt for $100.30 from Amazon and then you will be able to accurately see what is going on...once you set it up properly. It would be very unusual for the Dragonflies to die this soon in their life.
When you think you are full, are you really? When you think everything is off, is it really?
The Smartshunt will show you what is really going on. How much charge is going into the batteries? How much current is coming out. The Smartshunt is worth its weight in gold to let you see what is really happening to your batteries, and there is NOTHING that comes on the coach that gives you a good report on your bacttery activity.
That said,I wonder if you have your refrigerator on 12 volts. That will take around 15A out each hour.
Last post by RavenNH -
I have a similar setup with 200 watt factory, 2, 100-amp Battleborn batteries, and a similar generator on a 2020 Unity. Unfortunately, I am learning as well, having picked her up early this summer. That said, my first thought is what happens at home when you are unplugged? Does it drain off then? If yes, try to see what is draining by seeing what happens with the inverter off. At least that will tell you whether the drain is mainly AC or DC. I would also look to make sure the refrigerator was not on DC mode instead of propane-mode.
Last post by gzchris -
I just bought a 2022 UnityFX and we are pretty new to this. Stayed three nights at a campground with no hookups so made sure batteries were charged up with Generator and only had furnace on, batteries discharged in 3 hours. We have 400w factory solar, (2) Dragonfly DFGC2H 100ah LiFePO4 batteries, factory 2k watt inverter and an Onan 3200 diesel gen. Any suggestions on how I can tell if the batteries are bad or I may be doing something wrong, would be helpful
Last post by Todd W -
I know if the nights are cooler out which they typically.Are we just use the one main fan on the lowest setting?Open the back windows slightly and it sucks in plenty of cold air and works really well.Air conditioning is not needed about ninety percent of the time at night unless it's humid.
Last post by chubunch -
This is such a genius solution. I just ordered the 25 URL and I believe it will only come with 1 table for both the front and rear. I look forward to something similar when I receive the RV.
