360 CS innards & pictures

valkraider

Starting a thread for the new 360CS and pictures of the innards - the bits you don't see as much in press photos or YouTube videos.

First one, this is my 2025 360 CS under-seat of the rear driver side corner, showing the Alde, the water intake & pump, and a chunk of the wiring & plumbing:

EasternJL

Thanks, @valkraider.  Whew, sure is crowded under there!  I'd hate to have to get to the water connections there.  From the picture, it looks like you could remove about 6 screws and remove that piece of plywood on the right.  I'm also assuming the Nautilus stuff is under there?   

valkraider

Yes, that’s the Nautilus.

Yoshi_TAB

Hi,

Any chance you would be willing to remove the lower top cover to the right (6-8" wide piece in the picture with the hinge on the left)?  Interested  to see how battery  wires route forward  to the battery    and anything else under there.

The wires exiting at the top to the left must go to the WFCO.  The orange romex looks like it goes to the  exterior  plug.

Trying to plan out an additional battery and inverter install as we wait on delivery.

TY

EasternJL

@Yoshi_TAB I'm assuming you are putting another of the same make/model battery in?    

Yoshi_TAB

Yes, that’s my plan.  I have a 320 on the market for sale with almost new  two 100 Ah Lion batteries.  If I have not sold my 320 when the 360 shows up, my plans is to swap out the batteries.  

valkraider

Yoshi_TAB said:

Hi,

Any chance you would be willing to remove the lower top cover to the right (6-8" wide piece in the picture with the hinge on the left)?  Interested  to see how battery  wires route forward  to the battery    and anything else under there.

The wires exiting at the top to the left must go to the WFCO.  The orange romex looks like it goes to the  exterior  plug.

Trying to plan out an additional battery and inverter install as we wait on delivery.

TY

That panel screws into the wall - any opinions on how "re-screwable" those are? I really dislike removing and re-seating screws if I can avoid it, screws into wood don't do too bad a couple times but that one behind the bin is mostly screwed horizontally into the outer wall.