8-gauge wire was easy to push down from the roof the RV into the basement. I then used zip ties and plastic tubing to run it along the floor joists a

8-gauge wire was easy to push down from the roof the RV into the basement. I then used zip ties and plastic tubing to run it along the floor joists a

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Peeled back the dicor sealant and unscrewed the metal access panel cover.

Peeled back the dicor sealant and unscrewed the metal access panel cover.

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Roof of RV before Solar was added. You can see the basement access panel just to the right of the AC unit.

Roof of RV before Solar was added. You can see the basement access panel just to the right of the AC unit.

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More wiring

More wiring

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More wiring

More wiring

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More wiring

More wiring

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Wiring from 50-amp shore power inlet. 6/3 wiring has three 6-gauge conductors and a bare ground wire.

Wiring from 50-amp shore power inlet. 6/3 wiring has three 6-gauge conductors and a bare ground wire.

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Basement wall before I removed the panels.

Basement wall before I removed the panels.

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Roof of basement showing sticker covering access hole extending up to the roof.

Roof of basement showing sticker covering access hole extending up to the roof.

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Pre-Install Photos

These are photos before I installed 1000 watts of solar, 6000 watts of inverter/chargers, and 600 AH of lithium batteries
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