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A house on wheels: discover how its energy works

In Papo Solar #195, Ericka Araújo and Bruno Kikumoto show, live from a motorhome, how its energy works.

In Papo Solar #195, Ericka Araújo and Bruno Kikumoto welcome Edimar Promucena, Sales Manager Brazil at Victron Energy, and Eduardo Macedo, a physicist graduated from UFJF (Federal University of Juiz de Fora), for a different kind of conversation: live from a motorhome, demonstrating in practice how the energy of a real house on wheels works.

Refrigerators, lighting, power outlets, and other equipment need to keep working even when away from the electrical grid. But how much power does a motorhome consume, and what's needed to ensure autonomy during a trip?

Throughout the episode, the guests demonstrate how solar panels, batteries, and energy management systems work together to generate, store, and distribute electricity within the vehicle.

The conversation will also address how consumption patterns, storage capacity, and equipment used directly impact the energy autonomy of a motorhome.

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Caique Amorim
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Caique Amorim

Journalism student at the Pontifical Catholic University of Campinas. I have experience in producing journalistic material.

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