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Additional, where would it be connected, the only solenoid I am aware of is under the steps has a part number of 120-105851-6 coil 12V DC cont. | I have a 2021 Coachman Mirada RV and recently swapped to lithium batteries. I...

This will be the most effective first step to reduce sway but you can still add other aftermarket kits later on if you still find a need. | will this help my Pleasure-Way 2001 Dodge 350 van RV from wandering when passed by...

I attached a picture that shows that step of the instructions for this kit. The roller has to be removed so that the spring of the RAS can lay across the leaf spring like it needs to. | I know the standard duty RAS3611 is...

If I switch to a 24V battery setup, can I just tap one battery for my 12V lights or do I need a stepdown converter? | Hey Mark, you’ll definitely want the step-down converter. Tapping a single battery in a 24V bank can cause imbalance and shorten...

This converter steps your 24-volt system down to 12 volts, allowing you to safely power the Velit heater. | Can this be run on a 24 volt system? | Hi Brian, Appreciate the question and allowing us to help! Unfortunately,...

I know that seems redundant but in every diagram in the instructions that step is shown. I attached a wiring diagram for you to check out as well. | 2018 Ford F-150 SuperCrew with Max Tow package, 240W alternator. Installing...

I went ahead and attached the steps from the installation manual for attaching the kit with your overland springs. | Hello, I own a 2020 Silverado 3500hd with a 3,700 cargo capacity. My vehicle has two overload leaf springs...

I keep seeing people talk about 12V vs 24V systems. I’m upgrading my batteries and not sure which inverter to go with. Does it really matter between different inverter options from Victron? | Hey Alan! The short answer is yes - it matters a...

Hey Melissa, great question - this is the one thing you always have to plan for with 24V. Your RV’s lights, fans, and most accessories still run on 12V, so you’ll need a step-down converter like # VN32ZR. ...

But for anything with a heating element, you’ll want to step up to a larger inverter like the 2,400w # VN42VR. | Can the VN55ZR run a microwave in my camper or is that too much for it? | Hey Jeff, we have a solution, but that’s...

I have stepped down from an F-250 to an F-150 2019 Platinum Crew cab with 5.5foot box and noticed a considerable difference when towing my enclosed trailer. | I have stepped down from an F-250 to an F-150 2019 Platinum Crew...

Smaller units like the 12V 1,000W inverter # VN55ZR or 24V version # VN44RR work well for electronics and light loads, but they’ll struggle with higher-draw appliances like a microwave. Most RV microwaves pull around 1,000–1,500 watts, so stepping up to a 2,400W unit gives you the headroom you need - plus the # VN42VR also includes a built-in charger and transfer switch, which simplifies your setup. |

The tradeoff with 24V is that your RV’s 12V components (lights, fans, etc.) will need a step-down converter like # VN32ZR to run properly. | hi I'm upgrading to lithium batteries and debating if I should stay...

I already have 2 12V batteries. Is it worth rewiring them into 24V or should I just leave them in parallel and use something like VN42VR? | Hey Jason, you can go either way - it just depends on your goals. Keeping them in 12V parallel works...

If you want a little more breathing room so you’re not thinking about power management as much, stepping up to something like the Victron Quattro II # VN42VR 12V or # VN58ZR 24V gives you 2,400 watts continuous (peak of 5,500w) and a built-in transfer switch. |

I am trying to avoid a weight distribution hitch due to the extra steps associated with hooking up the trailer. I would prefer to it on the hitch and go if that option is available via air bags. | I am looking for air bags...

I’d love to run my air conditioner off batteries when we stop for lunch or a quick break. NOT all day. Which of these Victron inverters would actually do that? | Hey Chris! It really comes down to both inverter size and battery system. The...

Both give you clean AC power without needing to tie into a full RV-style electrical system. You’d only step up to something like the 2,400w Victron Quattro II # VN42VR 12V or 2,400w # VN58ZR 24V if you want built-in charging, automatic switching between shore power and battery, and full system integration. |