The guide is the product.
Our goal is a kit and a guide so clear that you finish the job without calling anyone. Here is what comes in every box.
1. Schematic
One system overview, plus a wiring diagram for each kit or group of kits that wire together. Every wire is labeled with gauge, color and length, and every fuse with its rating.
2. Install steps
Safety, tools you need, planning your layout, then the build in order: mount, battery and distribution, monitoring, solar, inverter, alternator.
3. Pack list
A checklist of what should be in your box, with part numbers that match the schematic, so you know nothing is missing before you start.
4. Crimping and sealing
How to crimp lugs, heat-shrink and seal a roof entry properly. The skills that separate a clean install from a callback.
5. Commissioning
A first-power-up checklist, recommended Victron settings for each component and a test table so you know it works.
6. Troubleshooting
“If you see this, check that” for the problems that come up most, so you can fix them without waiting on an email.
Sample schematics and a guide preview will be published here once our review is complete.
Safety first
Battery banks and inverters carry serious current. The guides cover DC and AC safety, and we flag the shore-power AC wiring as the part to have a qualified electrician review if you’re not experienced with it. You are responsible for installing the system safely and in line with local codes.
Sample sheet
What a schematic looks like.
Drawn for the exact kit, in the colors every installer expects. This is a draft sheet for the Medium system, shown for style; it is not for installation.
