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brainstorm21 · Joined: 30 May 21 Posts: 9

Soon I will begin the conversion of a short bus "Chevrolet Thomas" 2007 release. I plan to do most of the work myself (with the help of family/friends), but would like to hire an electrician. The system will rely mainly on solar energy; it will also be charged while driving and will be able to use onshore energy.

From my research, I got a basic idea of how much energy I would use, as well as the necessary details. I also have diagrams of where everything will go on the bus. I'd like to hire an electrician to run everything.

What is the best way to find an electrician? I would like to pay someone a fair price for their work...but I don't have a huge budget, so I would rather work directly with an individual rather than a company. Will any standard licensed electrician understand this project? Or should I look for someone specifically with RV/conversion experience? Any personal recommendations or tips on where to find a qualified professional?

Kulibali · Joined: 16 Apr 19 Posts: 86

In fact, it is very important to approach this issue responsibly, as it is very dangerous. Consult an electrician.

RaymondGalla · Joined: 28 Jan 21 Posts: 31

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