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Sunset Park RV Presents the VOLT

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Sunset Park RV  has launched the VOLT, a cutting-edge RV that combines eco-friendliness, comfort and versatility, the company said.

Equipped with the Eco-Charged Solar Package, a 48-volt system with a 6,500-watt inverter, three 385-watt solar panels and a lithium battery capable of 400 amp/hours.

“We are excited to take the lead in developing a product that we have been hearing consumers talk about for years,” says Bob Fish, vice president of sales and marketing. “The VOLT offers many amenities that you just don’t find in a travel trailer, it’s as close to a tiny home on wheels as there is.”

The VOLT also features a range of premium amenities featuring a lightweight, durable aluminum chassis, a heated and enclosed underbelly, composite flooring, solid surface countertops, a Thule electric awning, and a residential-style kitchen with real wood cabinetry, dovetail wedrawers and easy-close guides.

The Sunset said its cutting-edge graphics provide a modern and stylish look, while the rugged suspension shows that the RV is built to handle the outdoor adventures. With the Journey Package, which includes torsion axles, a 6-inch lift with heavy-duty tires, a heated-enclosed underbelly and electric brakes, the VOLT can handle nearly any terrain.

A 5,000-BTU air conditioner, Truma Water Heater/Furnace combo, three-burner cooktop and oven, and 12-volt double-door refrigerator are included in the Ready to Camp Package.

The electrical capabilities of the VOLT will be a huge selling point, the company said.

“The first thing that you will notice when you see the VOLT is that it’s solar capabilities are unlike any factory-packaged solar set-up,” said Fish. “All components can be used on or off-grid. The Eco-Charged Solar Package is already capable of being able to add more batteries. We are also developing the system to also be able to charge an EV (electrical vehicle) from the solar panels on the VOLT. The goal was to allow for up to one week of off-grid camping without plugging into shore power.”

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