Practical know-how from Pebble Flow owners.
At Goldstream Provincial Park on Vancouver Island, dense forest meant solar production was nil. I tried charging directly from the R1T at 8 and 10A, but the Pebble charger threw Error F after about…
In case anyone is wondering, here is the electrical behind the microwave—there are a few extra outlets back here if you need them!
I think it depends a great deal on circumstances: how much solar you’re getting, how long you run the HVAC, and how big a temperature differential you’re asking the HVAC to overcome. If it’s 95°…
An overnight transfer from an R1T to a Pebble using the 110V R1T outlet (1,500 W) could add +/- 18 kWh, not accounting for inverter, charger, and other losses, to the Pebble’s 45 kWh pack. My R1T Max…
Marketing says “up to 7 days.” Pebble’s FAQ says: “The 45 kWh battery, combined with the optional 1.1 kW of integrated rooftop solar, is enough to power all of the trailer's appliances and allow…
Whenever the sun is out, yes. The solar is relatively small compared to the battery capacity, so I would think of it as a top-off instead of a full charge.