Chuck and Beth Posted 19 hours ago Posted 19 hours ago Just curious, does anyone know if any trailers other than our 2027 Elite II Platinum, Hull# 1735 was built with all Rich Solar controllers (Inverter/Charger, Solar Charger, and Dc-Dc Charger). It seems Xantrex Inverters were installed in the past and may also be what is installed now in most builds. I am not sure about the other components.
Rolind Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago (edited) Our LE2 came equipped with a xantrex inverter, and Victron solar charge controller. No DC-DC. Maybe I am not understanding the question , maybe you are referring to SOB trailers and not prior Oliver model years. I haven’t heard of Rich components, but I also haven’t been in the market for a trailer for the last several years. Edited 5 hours ago by Rolind Robert and Cheryl, Louisville, KY, Legacy Elite II 2023 Hull #1390 Oliphino, TV F250 Tremor
Chuck and Beth Posted 3 hours ago Author Posted 3 hours ago 2 hours ago, Rolind said: Our LE2 came equipped with a xantrex inverter, and Victron solar charge controller. No DC-DC. Maybe I am not understanding the question , maybe you are referring to SOB trailers and not prior Oliver model years. I haven’t heard of Rich components, but I also haven’t been in the market for a trailer for the last several years. No, I am referring to Oliver TTs, and specifically the one we picked up on the 8th of September (hull 1735). I do not think Oliver has used RichSolar in the past, but all of the controllers are RichSolar in our build. I am wondering about the relative quality, why the switch from the past, and why RichSolar is apparently not be installed in all recent builds.
David and Gail Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago I have 2 RichSolar mppt controllers in my barn which is off grid. They have been charging my lithium batteries for 6 years now and have operated flawlessly. 2024 Ram 2500, 4x4, 6.4 hemi , Anderson WHD 2025 Oliver Legacy Elite ll, Hull # 1585,Platinum pkg, Twin bed floor plan, Street side awning option
jd1923 Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 1 hour ago, Chuck and Beth said: No, I am referring to Oliver TTs, and specifically the one we picked up on the 8th of September (hull 1735). I do not think Oliver has used RichSolar in the past, but all of the controllers are RichSolar in our build. I am wondering about the relative quality, why the switch from the past, and why RichSolar is apparently not be installed in all recent builds. Never heard of the brand. Never seen this brand in an Oliver, though we don’t get much input from owners with brand new hulls. It’s odd that during delivery OTT made no mention of your electrical hardware. Please share pics! Chris & John in Prescott, AZ | 2016 EII #113 | '01 Ram 2500 Cummins!
Chuck and Beth Posted 1 hour ago Author Posted 1 hour ago 17 minutes ago, David and Gail said: I have 2 RichSolar mppt controllers in my barn which is off grid. They have been charging my lithium batteries for 6 years now and have operated flawlessly. Thanks for the reply - Good to hear!
Hokieman Posted 46 minutes ago Posted 46 minutes ago (edited) 2 hours ago, Chuck and Beth said: I am wondering about the relative quality, why the switch from the past @Chuck and Beth Oliver changes brands of components every few years, for various internal reasons I suppose. Everything from batteries, solar panels, refrigerators, controllers, furnaces, wheels, axles, AC, etc, For example, I’ve got Zamp 340W solar panels and controller, no inverter, all 12V electrical, and a small pantry instead of a microwave. Our trailers all look alike, but the components, wiring, and plumbing vary by model every few years. That’s why it’s beneficial to list your model year in your signature, easier for others to help identify and troubleshoot. Edited 45 minutes ago by Hokieman Typo “Ramble” - 2021 Legacy Elite II #797; 2020 Ford F-250. Former owner of 2019 Oliver Legacy Elite #431. Blairsville, GA
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