“It’s allowed us to run our A/C and the water distiller, our coffee pot, and we’re not constantly tripping the breaker.” Matt and Laurie
Problem: RVers frustrated over tripping breakers while moochdocking. When Matt and Laurie were moochdocking for three months at a family member’s home, they found that when the A/Cs turned on, it shut off their other appliances. Staying in their RV with limited power—only 15 amps available for their 50-amp rig—meant that running high-demand appliances like air conditioning, a coffee maker, and a water distiller often pushed the system over the edge. With tripped breakers shutting off the A/C, the wi-fi, or both, Laurie found working from their RV to be especially challenging. Laurie shared, “I’m working remotely from the RV right now, and when we lose power, that means I lose internet. And when I lose internet, that impacts my production. And the job that I’m doing right now remotely is production based. So it’s very, very important for me to stay connected.”
Solution: The SoftStartUp puts an end to breaker trips. The plug-and-play SoftStartUp solution allowed Matt and Laurie to significantly reduce the power required to start and run their air conditioning units, which made it possible to operate their A/C without tripping the breakers and shutting off other appliances like the wi-fi or TV. They also discovered that this device would be invaluable for future boondocking trips, allowing them to run 2 A/C units on smaller generators without hassle.
Result: Laurie stays cool and connected while working in her RV. With the SoftStartUp installed, Matt and Laurie enjoy a comfortable RV experience without the constant worry of losing power to their essential devices. Matt and Laurie’s ability to run air conditioning, a water distiller, and coffee maker simultaneously not only enhanced their living situation but also supported the work-from-home needs of Laurie, who could now stay connected without interruption. Laurie now no longer has to sacrifice running her A/C when she needs to use the internet, or any other task she may need to do.