Most RVs need between 300W and 1200W of solar, depending on daily energy use. Weekend campers using lights and charging devices may only need 300-400W, while full-time boondockers running fridges, Starlink, and laptops often need 800-1200W.
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So, when the source of your RV's power is a battery bank (as it is when you're boondocking), you need an inverter to change that 12V DC electricity to 120V AC for use with your 120V appliances. Otherwise, you will have to run your generator to power those devices.
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