Harness Energy for Your RV with Solar and Wind Power

If you like to camp in primitive areas without a readily available RV power supply, or if you like to conserve energy, RV solar and wind power systems can be used to charge your RV battery. Unlike a standard RV generator, they cannot be used to operate all appliances at once, but they have been used for years to power almost any electric device found in an RV. Using RV solar power or RV wind power to charge batteries during storage can extend their lifetime. It is not recommended that off-grid users run large electrical loads, like air conditioning or heating, using solar or wind power. Large loads will drain the RV battery bank quickly, so it’s wise to consider using an LP gas refrigerator.