Canopy Power Setup Made Simple With REDARC | Shaun Whale Explains

Installing a 12V camping power system has never been easier with REDARC's Integrated Power System. Arriving pre-assembled on a powder-coated panel, it's easy to put into your 4WD, camper, caravan or trailer.

The Integrated Power System also includes the RS3 2000W Pure Sine Wave Inverter, great for running things like power tools or induction cookers from the back of your 4WD. For the first two seconds this inverter will double its wattage, so you can confidently run power-hungry appliances (yep, that coffee machine too). The automatic transfer switch means you can easily change between battery power and mains.

The entire canopy power setup is controlled from the RedVision Display or the mobile app. With plenty of cable included the display can be mounted anywhere for visibility of state of charge, power draw and overall health of the system.

This canopy power setup from REDARC is 34% more compact than comparable models on the market, so it fits in a tight space like the back of your 4WD. It's specifically made for canopies where space is at a premium.

At the fuse box you connect all the 12V accessories, a fridge, air compressor, camp lights — whatever you need. The whole canopy power setup panel is assembled by REDARC in South Australia, saving you a lot of time and effort installing the system in the back of your 4WD. There are only a few connections you need to make, clearly outlined on a template that comes with REDARC's Integrated Power System. Even if you do get someone else to install it, the system will save you a stack of money as it's so simple to connect.

There are two connections to chassis ground, one from the inverter and one from the negative bus bar. You need a positive connection from the Manager30 to the start battery, where it's recommended that you use a 50A midi-fuse. If the vehicle has a smart alternator you will need an ignition wire to the Manager30. For the connection to the auxiliary battery, REDARC's inverter wiring kit has the correct fuse for the load that the system can draw, and you can follow the instructions for positive and negative connections.

Choosing one of the best 12V canopy power setups, the new REDARC Integrated Power System, will give you confidence out in the bush that you've got power to get there and back.

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[astondriver]

it looks awesome but this gear is getting beyond the prices of an average guy

[azis]

Ordered mine. Will be powered by custom lithium ultraslim 280ah. Can't wait. Bring on summer 👌

[ZaiFuchigami]

Looks like a solid system but that price is crazy high for what you're getting.

[Brakeff]

It looks the goods, but it's over AUD$5K, way too much for most...

[beejohno]

I was excited to buy one of these bundles the other day when I saw redarc had a discount on power solutions, except for this one… the price is a huge turnoff guys sorry

[jonh.]

What a great set up I'll take 3 after i sell a kidney

[fabricationanddesign]

Without using the Rouge or larger TVMS but still using the Redvision display. I assume you cannot control individual lights, 12v, etc with the display. Is that correct?

[danielcollins]

Can’t find it online, would love to buy

[Didewro]

Is this on the website yet? Available in the USA yet? Cost?

[billcollis]

brah $5600 is abit exy and dosnt even have a battery with the kit so it dosnt come with everything you need

[georgekelagis]

u shount push this stuff mate over rated !

[dirtydogg]

Hmmm I think I’ll lookup a diy budget build 12volt system

[-Awareness]

I reckon the Enerdrive Voyager is a better option…