Solar panels for my camper: install panels, LiFePo4 battery, controller and inverter [Episode 23]

Offgrid solar power for my custom camper build. Unboxing solar panels, controller, and inverter.
Prepare brackets and install panels on the roof. Connect battery protection and install the battery in the camper. This protection can slowly discharge each battery bank if it's overcharging. It's a very simple but helpful feature. I decided to use a popular Renogy set of two 100W panels and a Wanderer controller. The battery is LiFePo4 100Ah from batteryspace.com
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Camper details:
- based on the short bed Toyota Tacoma TRD Offroad
- floor: plywood painted with polyurethane varnish and Flex Seal for the bottom
- walls: composite material beBond
- insulation: XPS Foamular 1 inch
- interior: FRP white panels
- integrated frame: aluminum tubing:
- based on the short bed Toyota Tacoma TRD Offroad
- floor: plywood painted with polyurethane varnish and Flex Seal for the bottom
- walls: composite material beBond
- insulation: XPS Foamular 1 inch
- interior: FRP white panels
- integrated frame: aluminum tubing
- SeaFlo water pump
- 13-gallon water tank
- Renogy solar panels, controller and DCDC
- 1kW inverter
Camera equipment:
- GoPro 8
Truck modification:
- 2017 Toyota Tacoma TRD Off-road MGM
- CBI T3 front bumper
- Smittybuilt winch X2O
- Fox shocks
- Deaver leaf springs
- ARB Safari snorkel