Thought I would put together some information regarding what you can use in our trailer when you’re connected to shore power and city water and what you can use when your Boondocking (off the grid) If you are going to a campground with full hookups, you can just plug in and enjoy everything Hot water, Shower, Microwave, AC, Furnace, TV, DVD. Being able to plug any of your devices into any of the 110 v receptacles (phone, iPad, computer, etc...)Never have to worry about running out of power.
Boondocking: Now here it gets a little trickier When you don’t have the advantage of plugging in, you are NOW running off the battery power.
DC power You will NOT have AC. Will not be able to plug in any 110 v device, coffee pot, toaster, TV, phones, computers, etc.. You can run your lights, water pump, furnace, slide, and any DC item Depending on how many batteries the unit has you will get 1-4 days of power. I keep my solar panel connected all the time to keep the battery topped up. Please don’t get stuck without power. I don’t want anyone disappointed with renting our trailer.
Free cancellation for 48 hours after booking, as long as you cancel more than 14 days before departure.
If cancelled more than 5 days prior to departure:
Insurance is refunded
100% of the booking total is refunded
The service fee is not refunded
If cancelled within 5 days prior to departure:
Insurance is refunded
75% of the booking total is refunded
The service fee is not refunded
Mileage
Free unlimited use
Gross weight 5,600 lbs
Gross Vehicle Weight5,600 lbs
Hitch weight495 lbs
Trailer connector type7-pin
Brake controllerNot provided
ReceiverNot provided
Get all the comforts of home in your RV! Outdoorsy community member, Mike Jackson, runs through how to keep a comfortable RV with proper operation of AC and heating.
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