that is a great idea. I could have used that on our last trip. ( don’t ask). A blue tooth meter would be great.

Found this on Amazon. May be a little over kill.

LinkTap G2 Wireless Water Timer & Gateway & Flow Meter - Remote Hose Timer for Lawns & Gardens - Easy-Install Cloud Controlled Watering with Smart Assistant & Real-Time Fault Detection & Notifications https://www.amazon.com/dp/B082SFK7G9/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_LCVhFbH8YE4QF

my configuration is like yours. 235 usable AH at 12 volts. I am recalling leaning road just getting a couple battle born 100ah 12 volt batteries. That are costly but seam much easer to manage.

That’s a great set up. Water neater is a good feature. I have one to know how much a put into the tanks when traveling. Next trip I may leave it on the city line to see how mush we use. I would like to build something like this but can’t put rioters in the wet bay. They will have to be in the main storage area. Thanks for the ideas. Happy Camping

Nice clean set up. Will you be adding a 90 degree fitting so the water hose will hang straight down?

I am going to take batteries in to be tested. They are four years old so not sure how good they will still be.

Herb

Sounds like we use our campers about the same. We have a 2018 montane 3120 RL. I think the big power draw is the refer. Even running on propane there are two fans that are always running. I need to set up some metering systems to learn where the power is going. I’m not spending 10-15K or more for a full solar and lithium setup. If we liver full time it may be different and when we retire in 1-4 years our needs may change again. For now I just want a simple reasonable cost system that will support us for 4-6 days.

I'll order a battery monitor and start there. Thanks

Logan I am as well. With two I was able to go two plus days. When I added the second set a month later it killed the life. I need to buy a monitor and see how much power I am using.