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Living full-time on the road for 11 years, we’ve learned that reliable power isn’t a luxury—it’s a necessity. From 10 wild weeks of sublime craziness in Iceland (including eight without a diesel heater) to our biggest adventure yet, the Mega Transect, we need a setup that will serve us well, no matter where we are.
Van life is all about freedom and flexibility. Whether you’re exploring remote landscapes, or just
enjoying a minimalist lifestyle, your van becomes your home on wheels. But first it is essential to
have a well-thought-out-plan of how to convert your van, so it is ready to hit the road.
We caught up with van conversion experts, Sandy Vans, to discover their top tips when converting a van for the van life space. From layout to electrical systems, these expert tips will help you make the most of your van and ensure you’re ready for any adventure.
Traveling in extreme conditions, from the scorching Australian outback to the snowy Rocky Mountains, requires reliable power solutions to stay comfortable and safe. Discover how REDARC’s innovative mobile power systems help you beat the heat with cooling systems and powered fridges or thrive in the cold with portable heaters and warm meals. With durable lithium batteries, solar panels, and inverters, REDARC ensures your off-grid adventures are effortless.
Whether you need to charge your phone, laptop or power tools on the go, or want to travel remotely with some of the luxuries from home like coffee machines and televisions, the accessory you need is a Pure Sine Wave Inverter.
Hitting the road and not looking back is a dream many of us share. But choosing to forgo a traditional lifestyle for a nomadic one is a massive commitment, especially when children are involved. Brittany and Eric from Hourless Life have done exactly that and now, along with their son Caspian, have set off on an overland journey around the world.
Anyone who’s spent more than a bit of time off-grid knows that to live comfortably you need power, and a great way to get endless power while living and working remotely is through solar. There’s something about being in the middle of nowhere, putting the 12v solar panels out and being powered purely by the sun. We caught up with travel photographer, Dan Kiritsis to find out how portable solar panels allow him to work off-grid.
Now of course everyone wants to get on the road over the holiday season and escape from what’s been wearing them to the bone all year. I think we’re all in the same boat here so it’s important to plan ahead and also have a bit of a backup plan. Don’t get me wrong, I love to travel without a plan and ‘wing’ the adventure however the holiday break is not necessarily the best time to do this as you will generally find every campsite and hidden spot busy.