Grand Design Imagine 2670MK
System Schematic

Basic Parts List
- 2 - Battle Born 100 Ah 12V LiFePO4 Deep Cycle Battery
- Victron Multiplus 12/3000/120 hybrid inverter charger
- Victron Smart Shunt
- Victron MPPT 100/50 Smart Solar charge controller with built in Bluetooth
- Victron VE.Bus Smart Dongle – allows Bluetooth connectivity to Multiplus
- Victron RJ45 UTP Network Cable
- Victron Energy Lynx Distributor for 4 individual DC equipment circuits
- Varios Victron Energy Mega Fuses for Lynx Distributor
- 2 - REC Twinpeak 2S Mono 72 Series 356 Watt Solar Panels
- 12 - "Z" Mount Solar Panel Feet
- Residential style electrical sub panel
- Blue Sea 3000 Battery Switch HD On/Off
- Midnite Solar Baby Box Enclosure with DIN Rail
- Various Midnite Solar MNEPV Series 150 V DIN Mount DC Breakers
- Miscellaneous parts, sealant, breakers, and connectors
- 40 Feet of Portable Cord Soow 6/3 6 awg 3 Conductor run between inverter and panels
- 40 Feet of 10 AWG PV Wire to connect between solar panels and to solar controller
- 7.5 Feet of 4/0 Welding Cable - Red
- 7.5 Feet of 4/0 Welding Cable – Black
- 6 Feet of 4 AWG Welding Cable - Red
- 5 Feet of 4 AWG Welding Cable - Black
- Red Dual Wall Shrink Tubing
- Black Dual Wall Shrink Tubing
- Various 4/0 Tinned Copper Lugs
- Various 4 AWG Tinned Copper Lugs
- Clamshell Roof Cover for Solar Wire Penetration
- MC4 Male/Female Solar Panel Cable Connectors
- MC4 Y Solar Panel Cable Cable Connectors
- Strapworks Lightweight Polypropylene Webbing for Battery Strapping
Installation Notes
This installation was completed in May of 2021. The Victron system components all communicate over an internal Bluetooth network. The customer started small, with the intention of being able to upgrade battery and solar capacity at a later time if needed. The batteries were relocated from the tongue of the travel trailer to the pass through compartment with all the other components to help keep them more temperature controlled while in use. The installation was fairly simple, with no real issues. I installed plywood behind the wall panel in the passthrough compartment to give some structure to mount all the components solidly. The solar wires were run from the roof, through a bedroom closet and into the pass through compartment. They were tucked away in a corner of the closet and can’t be seen without specifically looking for them.