Systems & pricing
Start with an affordable battery-charging system, choose premium components, or have a complete lithium and off-grid system designed around your RV. Published prices include a standard installation unless noted otherwise.
Solar starter systems
These systems are intended as useful starting points—not one-size-fits-all packages. Final equipment is matched to the RV and intended use.
Entry solar
$399installed
Ideal for battery maintenance, storage, and light off-grid charging.
Recommended starter
$599installed
Twice the solar capacity for faster recovery and more frequent off-grid camping.
More charging capacity
From $899
A stronger starting point for regular boondocking and larger daily energy use.
Choose the equipment level
Utah RV Power can match component quality and features to the RV, the customer's goals, and the budget without compromising basic compatibility or safety.
Carefully selected third-party components for customers who want useful solar performance without paying for premium branding.
Established RV solar brands such as Renogy or comparable equipment, with additional options for monitoring and expansion.
Higher-end components such as Victron and comparable equipment for advanced monitoring, integration, expandability, and larger systems.
Premium solar systems commonly start around $1,200–$1,500 installed, depending on array size, controller, monitoring, wiring, and the existing RV electrical system.
Lithium & complete off-grid
Lithium banks, inverter/chargers, DC-DC charging, whole-RV 120V power, air-conditioning capability, and large solar arrays are designed around actual loads and runtime.
These projects are custom quoted because battery location, cable lengths, distribution, existing equipment, roof space, and installation complexity vary substantially between RVs.
Request a Custom System QuoteSolar, batteries, inverter, charging, conductors, disconnects, fusing, monitoring, and distribution planned together.
Microwave, outlets, refrigerator, entertainment equipment, A/C and other loads are considered before equipment is selected.
Future battery, solar, or charging expansion can be considered during the initial design.
Important
Published installed pricing assumes suitable roof space and roof condition, reasonable access to the battery and electrical system, a typical cable route and cable length, and no existing electrical or structural problems that must be corrected first.
Unusual roof construction, difficult wire routing, extended cable runs, electrical modifications or repairs, specialty mounting, or other non-standard conditions may affect the final price. Any additional work and cost will be discussed before proceeding.
Already have equipment?
Solar panels, batteries, inverters, controllers, and other customer-supplied equipment may be installed after a compatibility and safety review.
Utah RV Power may decline equipment that is incompatible, inappropriate for the intended load, unsafe, damaged, or otherwise unsuitable for the installation.
Tell us what you have, how you camp, and what you want to power. We'll work backward from the goal.