AM Solar Inc

Over the past few years I've purchased a number of products through AM Solar. They've always been very accommodating and being available to answer any questions I had and responding quickly and positively to support requests. I'll keep going back to AM solar for my future RV solar and related equipment as they're awesome!

Am Solar was recommended to me by a friend, and I am very pleased that I chose them for my electrical build! I had very little knowledge about building a van electrical system, and there is no way I could have accomplished it without their help. Garret helped me design the perfect system for my needs, and then he, Gen, and all of the other folks there helped me every step of the way. Their kits came complete with just about everything I needed, and their diagrams and videos were the perfect resource for someone with very little experience. When I needed help beyond those resources, they always answered my questions in a friendly, helpful, and timely manner. And their friendly attitudes when answering questions (some of them twice) were comforting and encouraging. I could never have accomplished this buying components from a place like Amazon. I needed guidance and support, and at AM Solar, I got it. I cannot recommend them highly enough, and if I ever build another solar electrical system, they will be the first call. They should be your first call, too. You won't be disappointed.

I chose AM Solar based off their DIY kits and after completing the project I could not be happier. Whenever I run into a road block, AM Solar’s customer service was there to walk me through it and get me back on track.

AM Solar is the best. Always patient, knowledgeable and helpful through every step of the process. From design ideas, to component selection, to support during the installation they were there to help with our DYI solar project on our Airstream. Six stars if I could!

AMSolar has provided outstanding technical support and sourcing as I’ve gone from (on our 5th wheel) a single lead acid battery to an integrated solar/lithium battery bank/shore power system with excellent controls and easy monitoring. They start adding value to a project before any money is spent- I learned a lot by reading their extensive diy resources. That allowed me to submit a support ticket for a new system. I’d send Steve Cooper (on of their great tech support staff) questions or photos of my current stuff or a draft wiring schematic, and he responded quickly and with great instructions. Once the overall system was spec’d—this is an area where AMSolar really shines because they help match the system to my goals, source quality components, and bundle them in logical kits—the ordering and shipping process went smoothly. Once I unpacked everything there was another round of questions because the mfg (Victron) of the components doesn’t write manuals with diy in mind. There are a lot of connections to make! I got all these questions answered by Steve. The install went smoothly. I basically worked toward the goal of minimizing the switchover time from the old to the new-the RV is our home. I made an appt with Steve for the day of the install. Once I made the final connections that morning, Steve got on the phone with me and setup an online portal with Victron so he could see my system. There are a lot of settings to make, and I could rely on his input. We also had one alarm condition to work through. After we ran the system a few months I finished by adding a few more solar panels and lithium batteries. This was very easy to do because the solar controller etc were sized with the final system in mind. Since this work in late 2022, I’ve had a few learning moments pop up, when something unexpected happened, and it was great to get quick answers from AMSolar. Our system is truly integrated. I can check on it if needed remotely. The Cerbo color display inside our rig is very easy to use! I am an experienced diy and had done some wiring before but this was quite a learning experience. For me this was a good route, tapping into AMSolar’s experience (instead of spending countless hours looking for sources and answers online and hoping I got it right) and doing the install myself. I’ll add a few pics below. The lithium batteries are inside the grey cover I built. I also have a few smaller components in my front basement, but I put most in the main basement because it gets some heat and cooling. Our cat was monitoring my inside work when I was working on the main panel connections in a bathroom wall!