Upgrade Without the Guesswork: Victron Off-Grid Power Solutions Is Now at MobileMustHave

Upgrading the power system in an RV, van, or boat can transform how—and where—you travel. Maybe you want enough solar and battery capacity to spend more time away from hookups. Maybe you want to run household appliances from an inverter, charge while driving, or finally replace an aging lead-acid battery bank with lithium. Or maybe you're planning a complete power system that lets you stay comfortable off-grid for days at a time.The possibilities are exciting. The planning? That's where things can get complicated.

That's why we're excited to introduce Victron Energy products and complete off-grid power solutions at MobileMustHave.com, supported through our partnership with Off-Grid Power Systems (OGPS). This isn't simply about adding another equipment brand to our store. We've spent years working toward a better way to help customers plan, purchase, install, commission, and support complete power systems. The result is a flexible program designed to meet you wherever you are—from experienced DIY installer to someone who simply wants to hand over the keys and pick up a finished rig.

Why Victron Off-Grid power solutions?

A great off-grid power system isn't one component. It's an ecosystem. Solar panels need to work with charge controllers. Batteries need to communicate properly with the rest of the system. Inverters and chargers need to be sized for your loads. Fusing, wire sizing, distribution, alternator charging, monitoring, and shore power all have to work together safely.

Victron's modular ecosystem makes it possible to bring those pieces together into one integrated platform. Depending on the system, that can include MultiPlus-II or Quattro inverter/chargers, SmartSolar MPPT charge controllers, DC-to-DC charging, GX monitoring, distribution equipment, battery integration, and remote system visibility through Victron's VRM platform.

That flexibility is one of Victron Off-Grid power solutions greatest strengths—but it also creates a challenge: there are a lot of choices. Buying individual components is easy. Designing the right complete system is much harder. That's the problem we wanted to solve.

A Smarter Way to Choose Your RV Power System

Victron gives RV owners tremendous flexibility—but that also means a lot of choices. Instead of asking you to sort through batteries, inverters, solar controllers, charging options, monitoring, and all the supporting components on your own, MobileMustHave built an Off-Grid Power System Configurator to simplify the process.

Tell us about your RV, how you travel, and what you want to power. The configurator helps match you with a compatible system based on your needs, using our pre-selected system levels as proven starting points. You can compare configurations and pricing, then move forward with confidence knowing your complete-system order also receives an engineering validation before shipment and includes detailed system documentation and wiring diagrams.

Tell us what you want your RV to do, and we'll help you build the power system to do it.

Start With a Pre-Selected System—or Build Yours With Our Configurator

One of the biggest barriers to an RV power upgrade is figuring out where to begin. We've simplified that with curated system options designed around common RV power requirements. Instead of starting with a catalog full of individual components, you can begin with an integrated system architecture and customize it for your rig.

Our Off-Grid Power System Configurator takes that a step further. Tell us about your RV, the appliances you want to run, and how you plan to use your power system. The configurator helps match you to an appropriate system and lets you explore configurations and pricing before committing to a purchase.

Start the Off-Grid Power System Configurator

For more unusual builds—or if you'd simply rather talk through the options with someone—we also offer pre-purchase consultations with our team.

Talk to a MobileMustHave Power Expert

And after purchase, current complete-system orders include an engineering validation step before shipment so the system can be reviewed against your rig and intended loads.

Want to DIY? We've Built the Roadmap

For capable DIYers, the challenge often isn't turning a wrench or crimping a cable. It's knowing that the system was designed correctly in the first place. That's where our detailed documentation becomes so valuable.

In the video introducing this partnership, Ed walks through an example entry-level system package containing 14 pages of drawings and detailed diagrams. Those drawings don't simply show where the major boxes go. They drill down into details such as connections at bus bars, 12-volt loads in a 24-volt system, 30-amp versus 50-amp shore power configurations, solar expansion, battery communications, alternator charging, and RV-specific considerations such as maintaining power to a trailer breakaway system.

Our current system offering includes custom wiring diagrams, documentation, and video guidance for DIY installations, with diagrams tailored to the modules in your selected system. The goal isn't merely to help you make the system work. It's to help you understand how it should be built.

DIY—With an Engineer Looking Over Your Shoulder

Maybe you want to handle the installation yourself but would feel better having an expert review the work before you energize the system. We built an option for that, too. With DIY + Commissioning, you perform the installation and then have the system reviewed by the engineering team. There are two commissioning paths: 

Virtual Commissioning:

You submit installation photos and then work with an engineer over video. The team reviews the installation, guides you through power-up, and helps configure VRM monitoring.

On-Site Commissioning: 

You bring the RV to the Delaware, Ohio facility for a physical inspection. The team can inspect wiring, connections, fusing, torque specifications, system configuration, and other installation details before getting you ready for the road. For many DIYers, that's an ideal middle ground: do the work yourself while still having professional eyes on the system before depending on it hundreds of miles from home.

Or Let Us Handle Everything

Not interested in spending your weekends pulling cable and mounting electrical components? No problem.

Our turnkey professional installation option is built for customers who want the entire process handled for them—from system design through installation, commissioning, configuration, and final walkthrough. Hand over the keys, let the professionals do the work, and leave knowing how to operate and monitor the finished system. It's the same philosophy behind every path we've created: you choose how involved you want to be.

A Better Way to Build RV Power

We've been helping RVers stay connected on the road for years. Power presents many of the same challenges we saw in mobile internet: lots of equipment, lots of opinions, lots of possible combinations—and plenty of ways to buy something that isn't quite right for the job. We wanted to do more than sell Victron components. We wanted to create a path from “I want more power in my RV” to a properly designed, documented, installed, commissioned, and supported system.

Whether that means selecting one of our curated configurations, building a system with the configurator, scheduling a consultation, installing it yourself, bringing your DIY build in for commissioning, or choosing a complete turnkey installation, you now have options. And behind those options are MobileMustHave, Off-Grid Power Systems, and the Victron ecosystem.

Plan it. Build it. Install it your way. And hit the road with confidence.

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