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How to get a cable from the roof into my grenadier

Koenstravel

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Hello guys, I want to bring in some cables into my grenadier from the roof ( will be a RTT Alucab) for feeding 12V to my RTT and for potentially bringing solar to connect to my MPPT. For clarity I do have the pre-prepared electricity connects on the roof and plan to use these later for LED lights etc. These pre installed connectors connect to the start battery. I want to use a new cable next to the ones that are pre-prepared so not using an existing one. I will connect this to a separate household battery system ( victron). My ask is now has anyone some best practice where and how you brought in the cable and maybe share some pictures of how you did this.

that would be awesome !
Thanks a million and Happy driving
greetz
K
 

explorersoverland

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Hi Koen,

I’ve used one of the pre-prepared holes for 3 cables. 2 for the solar panel and 1 for the 12v outlets in the tent. Just remove the 6 screws and you will find it. If you use a small cable first you can easily guide the cable inside.

And when you have only one cable without protection you can make it much nicer then I did 😂

Here is some info about our Victron setup:
View: https://youtu.be/yPmnRQ1u3RY?si=_5vPb_6gN2iA8zh3
 

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