Jayco 166FBS - DIY Solar Install

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This video is now outdated and we have done a completely new off-grid solar lithium setup here:    • Jayco 166FBS - ULTIMATE RV SOLAR SETUP  


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We finally got our solar setup finished on our new Jayco Jay Feather Micro 166FBS! This trailer is prepped / pre-wired for roof solar as well as a charge controller so it is really easy to install. We used a 315 watt monocrystalline solar panel and a Go Power 30 amp PMW charge controller, and installed the panel on our factory Thule roof racks instead of screwing into the roof itself. This works out great and lets us have a larger single panel!