The OPUS OP17 BASE is built around a simple idea: go further and stay longer. Six 100-watt solar panels feeding 810ah of lithium storage (backed by a 2000-watt Victron inverter) and a 63-gallon fresh water tank mean OPUS claims roughly five days of off-grid capability without a hookup in sight. Getting there is equally well-considered, with off-road suspension, a Cruisemaster DO35 articulating hitch, and a mounted spare keeping rough terrain manageable. Inside, the 7-foot ceiling and bamboo-accented interior feel genuinely livable, with a full bathroom, on-demand hot water, a Dometic air conditioner, and a Truma Combi handling heat and hot water. The dual-kitchen setup is a standout feature: a covered interior kitchen with sink, stove, and pantry pairs with a stainless steel slide-out exterior kitchen sporting a four-burner stove, hot water sink, and dish rack, all shaded by a retractable awning. A Queen bed and a convertible leatherette lounge that becomes a full bed with an upper twin bunk round out sleeping for five.
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