Reddit reviews ALOVECO LED RV Lights, 12V Led Lights Dimmable Camper Interior Lights 3000K Ultra-Thin RV Lights Interior Waterproof 12 Volt LED Ceiling Lights Motorhome Sailboat Yacht Case of 8 Packs
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The one I'm seeing has a maximum draw of 5V and I figured 10 hours of use was also a maximum, so we're definitely assuming maximum usage here and worst-case scenario. But definitely possible that we use much much less energy.
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4 amp is 8 LED lights running together at full brightness for full 4 hours, so again, a maximum. These are the ones I was looking at X2. I can reduce from 16 to 8 (obviously another maximum) but wanted to look at putting them in different layouts for different use cases (lower ones for just floor use late at night, upper ones for natural light, front ones for cab use only and then extras if needed, but honestly don't need nearly that many).
Just the fan and lights are 66Ah together, so those really wouldn't need much, possibly even just one battery if we went with one set of lights and normal use of the fan. We are definitely going for extreme comfort in this case since it's just a vacation van.
The inverter came with the vehicle and currently only runs when the car runs. It is nice to have to charge devices while we drive, so we intend on keeping that. I'd like at least SOMETHING for when the vehicle isn't running, so I guess I'm curious what the smallest setup would be that's still reasonably cheap and reliable for maybe a few things? I know I can limit my useage down to absolutely nothing, but that's not what I'm aiming for.