0:02battery. Just for the sake of demonstration.
0:07Oh, God!
0:26That worked for demonstration.
0:28Oh, okay.
0:31We got to kind of set up a little bit.
0:35You want to just film it?
0:36Yep.
0:37So this is our solar generator.
0:40This is the ANGER and KER Solix.
0:44This generator is going to run this panel.
0:49We're going to go through the process of hooking that up right now.
0:53In addition to that, we have backup power here that's run off of the wall battery.
0:57We're going to go through that whole operation.
0:59But first we want to make sure that we understand how to hook up our solar generator.
1:04So, let's get this outside.
1:09It's hurt.
1:14How do you see this waterproof?
1:31Generators?
1:32Yeah.
1:33I believe so.
1:34Most of them from the stand in the elevator pretty well.
1:38Alright.
1:39So, we're grabbing this cable right here.
1:51This is our trailer to generator attachment cable.
1:57Okay?
1:58So, come around here.
2:00This is our transfer switch to our trailer.
2:05You can see it's got a four-prong.
2:09Four-prong.
2:11All you do is get it into where it goes.
2:14Push it in.
2:16Twist it.
2:18This could stay on for the entirety of camp.
2:22Okay.
2:23You have two ways to hook this up.
2:25Actually, one way to hook this one up.
2:27So, this specific cord is for the anchor.
2:32On the side here, if you look, it's got a 30 amp max.
2:40We got to turn this on.
2:46Pull that down to turn it on.
2:48Looks like it's thinking.
2:5136%, which is good.
2:53Take that.
2:55Plug our 30 amp in.
2:57And as of right now, when we go inside, that's going to have power.
3:02So, let's go find out.
3:04Here.
3:06Come to our panel.
3:09This is our panel.
3:10Inside our panel, it has all of our breakers.
3:13Okay?
3:14If I turn them all off, we have no power.
3:19Just like a house.
3:21Down here, this is pretty important.
3:23So, swing down low enough that you can see this.
3:25This is a battery setting.
3:27This is panel.
3:28When it's plugged into the generator, have it click to power.
3:31That allows our lights and turn this little switch right here off.
3:36Because we don't need the battery right now.
3:38So, now it's on panel power.
3:40It has no power.
3:41What do you have with this panel?
3:42Turn that off.
3:43We want to have this off unless we need it for backup.
3:46Okay.
3:47You may not ever use it on the trip.
3:49Okay?
3:50Now we're going to use your main switches.
3:52Now, you've got power.
3:54If we leave all of these on, we can close it.
3:59We don't have to touch that hardly ever unless you can trip a breaker.
4:02All on.
4:03If I now, because it's all on, we should if we've got power at the panel.
4:08Or power from the, oh, yeah, we should have power there.
4:12But we don't have power there.
4:13I don't know why.
4:16This is why we troubleshoot.
4:18Oh, let's see.
4:19Are the lights on?
4:25Can you take a look?
4:26No.
4:30Oh, now they are.
4:31What did you do?
4:32So right here, on this specific generator, you guys got to push the AC outlet button.
4:39So you turn the main switch first, then the AC outlet button.
4:43Okay.
4:44And then everything works.
4:45Now, come in here.
4:49We have power.
4:51Literally everywhere.
4:52Nice.
4:53So we have lights across the top that are controlled by our switch.
4:56We have green light here on our GFCI at our sink.
5:02That's how you know.
5:04This gets wet.
5:05It'll click.
5:06That's like a reset.
5:08There.
5:09Go off.
5:10This, this receptacle is tied to this one.
5:14In case one of these two get wet because they're close to a water source.
5:18Okay.
5:19Okay.
5:20Everything else is on right now.
5:23Now, this receptacle, that receptacle, this receptacle here, and this receptacle are all
5:31tied to 15 amps.
5:35We need to label this one, the one at the end, and this one at the end because these are
5:4320 amp receptacles.
5:46You can see it has a little dash on the, on the face.
5:49The reason that matters is because that's what we plug a refrigerator into.
5:55That can handle the load of all three refrigerators.
5:58The 15s probably can, but these ones absolutely can't.
6:03Can you say that again?
6:04No.
6:05The three refrigerators should be plugged into one of the three 20 amp receptacles that
6:11we have here.
6:12These ones control higher power.
6:13All right.
6:14Two.
6:15And three.
6:16You can tell if they're there because you can see the power.
6:17Can all three be plugged into that one?
6:18No.
6:19Ideally, it would be two and one.
6:22Two here.
6:23Two and one.
6:24And one over there.
6:25Just separate them.
6:26Just don't put all three on one.
6:27Don't put all three.
6:28It doesn't matter what the configuration is.
6:30So one can, two, or two there and one there.
6:32Two can go there, one there, two there over there.
6:34I'd probably do two there, one there.
6:35It depends on if they go across the back wall or they go here.
6:38But either way, that all is functional.
6:40Okay.
6:41Cool.
6:42That right there is how you get power to the trailer.
6:47Using the ANPR, your anchor system.
6:51Okay.
6:52You can kill that one.
6:54Okay.
