RV living is a fantastic avenue that allows people to see different areas of the country. RV living can also help you save a significant amount of money on traditional costs of living such as rent, mortgages, and property taxes.  

Living in an RV is something that more and more Americans are pursuing these days. According to a Washington Post article from 2018, there were 1 million Americans living in recreational vehicles. That number is only expected to have grown over the last few years.

An alternative lifestyle such as RV living calls for modern nomadic skills and the ability to make quick adjustments on the fly. There will be challenges and obstacles, sometimes just around the corner. Being adaptable separates experienced RV owners/operators from beginners.

Below, Geneverse discusses how our products can make RV living more convenient and comfortable. Not only do our solar generators come through in the clutch during any emergency, they can also be applied to everyday living scenarios as well – especially while living off-the-grid.

Decentralized Power Source

Outdoorsy lists “connectivity” as a primary area of concern while living the RV life. Geneverse solar generators can power your smartphones, laptops, tablets, and just about any other electronics you have in your RV.

You can power a smartphone for up to 7 days on a single full charge from your Geneverse while also charging your laptop and/or PC for 2-14 days depending on usage. Whether you plan to work while on the road or play hard, Geneverse is here to support you and help fuel your lifestyle, whether you’re an experienced modern nomad or in the beginner phase.

Compact Design that Fits in Any Space

One thing we learn quickly while adapting to RV living is that space is of the utmost importance. Since quarters tend to be more cramped in an RV, storage areas are prime real estate that should never be squandered. 

Geneverse HomePower ONE and Geneverse HomePower PRO can both come along on the journey with you, providing a reliable and renewable source of power for your life on the go. Since you’re in a position to only take what you’re going to use, a Geneverse will be worth its weight in gold when it comes to its convenience, ease of use, and variety of applications.

Traverse Common RV Problems with Geneverse

One of the most common problems with recreational vehicles is that many models come with more than a few bells and whistles, so to speak.

Power management issues are among the most common problems that RV owners experience while being out in the great unknown. RVs can potentially have dozens of lights and power outlets intended for electronics and functional apparatuses such as electric-powered awnings. A power issue can seriously sideline you and your passengers. 

With Geneverse, you can count on a reliable source of decentralized power that can be charged in three different ways – via vehicle, AC outlet, or via solar panels. Our HP PRO Series can charge via our solar panels in 3-4 hours.

There’s Never Been a Better Time to Own a Geneverse

Now more than ever it’s important to have a backup power plan, and Geneverse can swiftly equip you with everything you’re going to need when it comes to reliable and renewable power solutions.

Unlike gas-powered generators, solar generators can be used in your RV and have zero toxic emissions. Geneverse generators are easy to use, simple to store, and ready to work.

Take advantage of our March Madness Sale today to get up to 35% off on select Geneverse solar generators.

About Geneverse: Geneverse is the most reliable source of emergency backup power for your home and community. From the HomePower ONE power station providing portable access to electricity, to the SolarPower ONE as a source for recharging, never be disconnected from what matters most to you. Choose the size of Solar Generator perfect for you and your family. Learn more about how Geneverse and its industry-leading 5-year limited warranty can bring protection and security to your family on our website. Never face a power outage alone with a backup battery generator and solar panel from Geneverse.