New Van - Existing Leisure Battery Set Up

[Arronhughes]

So.....I've finally gone and done it an bought a VW T6 Highline Kombi.

The van comes with a leisure battery already installed and is what I can only described as a professional job.

Unfortunately I didn't ask all the questions about it when I bought then van and I am now in a bit of an awkward situation where I want to add more to the van but I'm unfamiliar with the battery set up. At the moment it's located under the driver seat and a couple of usb ports and spotlights have been hooke up to it.

Any advice about how I should approach this and get to know my set up?

Cheers,

Arron

 

[Dellmassive]

take some pics of your setup . . . .

the starter battery. . .

the battery under the seats . . .

any any other stuff you can see . . .

well have a look and see what's - what.

 

[Wills]

Where abouts in North Wales are you @Arronhughes ?

 

[Arronhughes]

Where abouts in North Wales are you @Arronhughes ?

Caernarfon area, you local?

 

[Wills]

Hawarden

 

[Arronhughes]

take some pics of your setup . . . .

the starter battery. . .

the battery under the seats . . .

any any other stuff you can see . . .

well have a look and see what's - what.

I've attached some photos of the set up.....hest I could do with it under the seat. Hope this helps. I just need to know how I go about adding more stuff to the battery and eventually a solar panel.

Thanks

 

[jimc91]

You should have som kind of an after market fuse box connected to the positive terminal on the leisure battery which feeds any usbs / lights that have been added. Solar panel can be added directly to the cetek