vanlifefabrika.ru
RegisteredAbout the projectVanlife Factory is a specialized online store aimed at owners of motorhomes, trailers and yachts. The project is engaged in the supply of equipment for autonomous electri...
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About the project
Vanlife Factory is a specialized online store aimed at owners of motorhomes, trailers and yachts. The project is engaged in the supply of equipment for autonomous electrical systems, focusing on lithium iron phosphate (LiFePo4) batteries. The company positions itself not just as a trading platform, but as a manufacturer who himself lives and travels in motorhomes, assembling systems for real use scenarios.
The main goal of the project is to provide ready-made turnkey solutions. This allows customers to avoid the hassle of selecting compatible components and assembling complex circuits themselves. The catalog contains both individual elements and completely finished modules that have been tested in our own laboratory.
Main directions
The site’s assortment is divided into several key blocks, covering needs from basic electrical to full-fledged energy complexes.
- LiFePo4 batteries. A wide range of capacities and voltages are offered: 12V, 24V, 48V and even 72V. Particular attention is paid to high-capacity models, for example, the best-seller is a 12V 300Ah battery in a compact case with a BMS and a balancer.
- Ready electrical modules. These are power components, where everything is already installed and tested. The user only needs to connect the battery and load. The line includes the basic Zarya module (with a charger from the network and buses), the Solar Zarya module (with an MPPT controller) and the top-end Caesar complex, which combines an inverter, charging from a generator, the sun and the network.
- Accessories for charging. The site offers DC-DC chargers for safe recharging from a generator, as well as mains chargers from 220V with adjustable current.
- Inverters and controllers. Pure sine inverters are available (for example, FCHAO 2000 W) and high efficiency MPPT solar controllers (Epever Tracer).
- Household equipment. In addition to electrics, the catalog contains water pumps, hatches with ventilation and a built-in gas stove.
Features of the site
The main difference between Vanlife Factory is its approach to the product. The company claims to have its own production: batteries and modules are assembled in their workshop. This allows you to carry out real measurements of capacity and power in a test laboratory, and not rely only on the passport data of the cell manufacturer.
The site offers a service approach to equipment selection. There is a consultation form where specialists help calculate battery life, take into account weight and budget, and also select a configuration for a specific task. You can get a ready-made diagram or assemble a system via WhatsApp.
Customers note a high level of support.Reviews indicate that managers not only sell the product, but also help with installation, crimping wires and explain the nuances of operation. The project rating is 5.0 based on more than 80 reviews.
Delivery is carried out throughout Russia, including pick-up points and courier service. The minimum order amount is 2,000. The warranty covers both our own LiFePo4 assemblies and other equipment.
Contact information
The project is based in the Rostov region, Aksai city, Vartanova street, building 3B. The telephone number available for communication is +7 905 425-10-10. There is also the possibility of consultation through messengers.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is the Caesar module?
This is the main complex of the all-in-one system. It combines a 2000W inverter (pure sine), a charger from a 220V network, a generator and a solar panel, as well as a 40A MPPT controller. Designed for complex tasks where maximum autonomy is required.
Is it possible to connect more solar panels to the controller than indicated in the instructions?
There is a separate article on the site dedicated to this issue. The authors analyze the technical nuances of connecting panels to MPPT controllers in order to avoid errors when calculating power.
When should you choose lead-acid batteries instead of LiFePo4?
The project blog describes in detail the disadvantages of lithium batteries and situations when it is more appropriate to use AGM, GEL or wet batteries. This helps customers make informed choices based on their budget and use case.
How is equipment selected?
Specialists take into account the list of consumers, operating mode, weight and installation location. You can take a survey on the website or write to WhatsApp - they will help you assemble the system in correspondence and calculate the battery life.
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created: 2021-03-03T17:17:41Z
paid-till: 2027-03-03T17:17:41Z
free-date: 2027-04-03
source: TCI
Last updated on 2026-07-31T13:38:01Z
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