REDARC RedVision Kit Install | The Ultimate Dual Battery System 

Thank you! We always try our best. Thanks for watching and thanks for the awesome comment! Always feel free to reach out with any questions.

i realize it is kind of randomly asking but does anyone know of a good place to stream newly released tv shows online ?

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Happy to help! Always feel free to reach out with any questions. Thank you!

Totally! Depending on what fridge ends up in the gladiator we may drill and install a temp probe in the fridge. Some fridges work with Bluetooth as well so we could use that to remotely check. But it’d be awesome to have it integrated into RedVision.

Yes, you can run 30amp shore power. As for solar panels, the manager 30 caps at 30amps so depending on your solar panels, I'm assuming you could run several but I think most of the smaller and portable panels have a limit as to how many you can connect. I think that's going to depend on the type of panel you're using.

Yes, we also had that fault and it didn't go away until you go in the set up app and disconnect all of the terminals you aren't using. Basically you need to make them "dead" leads so the "brains" don't think they should be live. We had to call REDARC to figure that out. Simple fix and the actual "fault" really isn't a fault and everything should be working fine. Just annoying.

@@TrailBendersOverland your link to purchase the kit isn't working.

It was a recommendation we got from one of the head REDARC engineers. He said you can go straight into the RedVision but it’s a better quality ground to bypass it. I’ll need to reach out about it again so I can give a more detailed answer of exactly why that’s the case.

Hi, I have a redarc redvision system for sale for below retail if your are still entertaining this option.

There wasn’t really a great spot to mount it and we don’t do much mapping in the gladiator. We also knew that we could always use that mount for an iPad later and get a new mount for the red vision panel.

Good questions! We’re actually not finished with the box yet, this video was more about booking up the RedVision and electrical system vs showing how someone should mount the gear. We have a video about the storage system coming out once the whole thing is finished. The plexiglass is for 2 things, it makes it easy to see fuses if any were to blow, and honestly.. it looks cool lol when we go to shows it’ll be easier to show off the system that way too. A lockable metal door is a great idea 👍 we also have security features we haven’t talked about yet.

1225 is a great charger. That’s what’s in our RAM 1500. The RedVision is great if you’re looking for a super smart relay system that’s totally integrated into the power management. If you’re looking into lithium batteries, BCDC, and something like an S-Pod.. then it worth going for the RedVision. It allows lots of room for growth.

At 9:20 I mention hooking up the load positive. The load terminal is for your auxiliary battery, or RedVision in the case.

@@TrailBendersOverland so I don’t actually need to connect anything into the load terminal only the load positive and load negative

@@XvTOASTvX I'm confused by your question. The load terminal is part of the green plug on the Manager 30. A negative cable from the plug to ground and a positive cable from the green plug to the Red Vision. What you connect to it is either an auxiliary batter or the RedVision.

"Load" according to the Manager30 instruction manual is for "load disconnect". What you can do with this is connect a funky isolator made by REDARC to make a fancy 12v relay which "opens" (switches off in electrical speak) below set voltage threshold to prevent excessive electrical discharge (meaning your aux battery won't go completely flat). The opposite is applied when the voltage is above the set threshold. This is great as you can turn off non-essential equipment (e.g. inverter, non essential lighting, a selection of power outlets, etc.) when the battery gets a bit low but still keep any essential things turned on (e.g. fridge, walkie talkie, essential lighting, one or two power outlets, etc.). What you decide to be essential or not is up to you. Now that we understand what LOAD means, the answer to your question is "No" You don't "HAVE" to connect anything to "LOAD", but the option is there if you so choose.

@@shaunsmithaus thank you very much I appreciate that mate!

Yes, that's one reason we love using them. They build a great product and most of what comes out of the US is being manufactured in China and is suspect. REDARC gear is manufactured and assembled in Australia, then shipped to the US. No shame in that for us.