As a recent owner to a 2670MK. I took it upon myself to add solar panels and convert to Lithium batteries. I installed two 200W panels on the roof and have a third that I will be carrying in the basement storage. The third (only slightly portable) panel will be pulled out and used when we don't have direct sunlight on the roof. My thoughts are that I can move the third panel around as needed and placed in the sunniest location using a 30' cable extension. Our power consumption is mostly for the 8 hour per day Starlink usage, or the heater running a bit during the shoulder seasons.
I have the Renogy MPPT charger that will handle 660W of solar panels. I also have a 3000W inverter, a Renogy shunt, and I added the OneCore next to my interior control panel. Running those wires was fun (not really). From the basement, I wired to the power panel area below the bedroom closet, then ran the wires up the inside of the closet and into the ceiling area. To run the wires through the ceiling I removed the vent trim in the bedroom and bathroom and used a wire snake to fish the wires through. While at it, I added a new power line for the overhead lights (as they used to flicker when the water pump ran), added a remote switch and status LEDs for the inverter, and added a switch and power for the DC-DC converter I use for my Starlink. It makes it super convenient to turn on/off the inverter and Starlink from the control panel.
For a battery, I purchased a 300Ah LiPo. I also had to convert our DC charger to one that auto detects the LiPo. I'm toying with the ideal of using the old lead-acid batteries for a backup bank, since my solar charger supports both starter and auxiliary batteries.
I now have to build some kind of protection around the battery. I would hate to see things slide around in transit and damage or short the battery. Suggestions? Any thought on those battery fire blanket covers?

I have the Renogy MPPT charger that will handle 660W of solar panels. I also have a 3000W inverter, a Renogy shunt, and I added the OneCore next to my interior control panel. Running those wires was fun (not really). From the basement, I wired to the power panel area below the bedroom closet, then ran the wires up the inside of the closet and into the ceiling area. To run the wires through the ceiling I removed the vent trim in the bedroom and bathroom and used a wire snake to fish the wires through. While at it, I added a new power line for the overhead lights (as they used to flicker when the water pump ran), added a remote switch and status LEDs for the inverter, and added a switch and power for the DC-DC converter I use for my Starlink. It makes it super convenient to turn on/off the inverter and Starlink from the control panel.
For a battery, I purchased a 300Ah LiPo. I also had to convert our DC charger to one that auto detects the LiPo. I'm toying with the ideal of using the old lead-acid batteries for a backup bank, since my solar charger supports both starter and auxiliary batteries.
I now have to build some kind of protection around the battery. I would hate to see things slide around in transit and damage or short the battery. Suggestions? Any thought on those battery fire blanket covers?
