Comparing camper options
Portable power station vs fixed electrical installation: which makes more sense?
Compare a fixed installation and a portable station according to your loads, runtime, charging possibilities and installation. Amounts in this table are indicative examples without a verified quote or current offer.
Illustrative cost items
These are not equivalent configurations or guaranteed savings. Panels, accessories, mounting and vehicle charging may be missing; request a complete quote for each option.
| Item | Traditional fixed installation | Portable LiFePO4 station |
|---|---|---|
| 100 Ah LiFePO4 battery (~1,200 Wh) | 350 € - 500 € | Equipment reference, without certifying included accessories: 599 € - 899 € |
| 1,500–2,000 W pure sine wave inverter | 250 € - 400 € | |
| MPPT solar controller + DC-DC booster | 200 € - 350 € | |
| Heavy-gauge wiring, fuses, disconnect switch | 120 € - 200 € | |
| Camper workshop labour | 300 € - 600 € | |
| Electrical certificate + Spanish ITV project | 400 € - 700 € | Pending according to installation; no exemption established |
| COMPLETE QUOTE | Request according to your project | Add accessories and installation requirements |
Which should you choose?
- • Consider a portable station: If you want mobility between vehicle and home and its outputs, capacity and charging cover your loads. Check mounting, compatibility and installation requirements.
- • Consider a fixed installation: If you need to adapt connections and charging for permanent use. Vehicle size alone does not determine the choice; request a design and quote based on your needs.