Product I Used in MY Van Build

I purchased the 400Watt Renogy Premium Solar Kit. It comes with 4 solar panels and the MPPT charge controller (w/bluetooth).

This MPPT Solar Charger came with my Premium Solar Kit, but if you need to buy one separately for your build, this is the one that came in my kit.

A solar charge conditioner is another "must have". I did not originally install one of these until I realized how important it was. See the video for more details about WHY you NEED one! Seriously!

You have to buy the right gland for your wire type. You can also choose the color. I chose white for my white van. 

This book - written by Will Prowse - who you've probably seen on YouTube, was also a great help to me! I recommend it! He DOES make it EASY!

Because I had added a skylight on my rooftop, I had to buy additional solar extension lines for my setup. You may or may not need these.

I purchased a SeaFlo Accumulator tank for my build. This item definitely helps with consistent water flow. I almost didn't add it to my build!

The Bosch 2.5 gallon water heater that I purchased for my build is no longer available on Amazon. Here's one that is very similar to mine!

I opted to use Shark Bites for my plumbing connection (and/or their knockoffs). They were easy to use! Watch my short video on how deep PEX should be inserted into a Sharkbite.

The beautiful Torva sink! One of my splurges! See the unboxing of my sink!

This soap dispenser matches the hue of the sink. I figured that if I had a soap dispenser, that that was one less thing under the counter.

PEB B - 1/2" is what, I think, most van builders use. It's nice to have the two colors too so you can easily keep track of your lines (hot vs cold).

This is a decision point product! Inverter or Inverter Charger? I originally bought an inverter, but later changed my mind and moved to the Inverter Charger (see video for details).

I purchased three 100Ah SOK 12V LiFePO4, Bluetooth batteries for my system. I left room for a fourth battery in my configuration in case I feel like I need to upsize!

A DC to DC charger allows you to use your vehicle battery to charge your Van's house batteries. See my video for sizing and connectivity.

Bus Bars help keep your electrical system neat and organized. I highly recommend using them!

The distribution panel is another key component in the electrical system. The one I used accommodated BOTH 12V and 110V. See overview of this panel.

Copper Lugs are a must have too. I largely made all the cables for my electrical installation. Because everything is custom with each build, most van builders DO make their own cables.