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solar panel & batteries
great quality and super affordable
Adventure Kings Portable Solar Kits, AGM Deep Cycle Batteries and DC-DC Chargers are great quality and super affordable, making it so much easier to have a complete camping electrical set up in your vehicle! Whether you’re after a kit that you can take in and out of your vehicle as you need it, or a more permanent setup that allows you to camp for weeks at a time, we can help you out.
all-in-one Complete Energy Pack
If you just want an all-in-one pack you can’t beat a Complete Energy Pack – they come with a quality AGM Deep Cycle Battery, Battery Box, Portable Solar Kit and a 1500W Pure Sine Inverter – that’s everything you need to store and easily use your battery power as well as ensure it stays charged up and in good health! They allow you to run a camping fridge, camp lighting and even your 240V luxuries like coffee machines from home.
completely stand-alone
A Complete Energy Pack is completely stand-alone – you don’t need to install it into your vehicle to make the most of it, which makes it ideal for new campers or people who need to use their vehicle as a daily driver and need to take their camping gear out during the week to save space.
high quality permanent setup
Complete Energy Packs are also the essential building blocks of a high quality permanent 12V setup for your vehicle – if you’re looking for an affordable way to start to set up your vehicle for off-grid camping and adventures this it is!
Adding a DC-DC charger with built-in solar capability and a permanent dual-battery setup to your vehicle is the ultimate way to live comfortably off-grid – your vehicle charges your Deep Cycle battery while you drive and permanent solar fixed on your roof charges while you’re parked or at camp meaning so long as sun is out or you’re driving every couple of days your battery will be topped up and your camping fridge will be icy cold!
Not sure what battery is right for you? Check out our Basic Battery Guide here
Want a handy reference sheet for battery voltage and state of charge? Check this out
