[eHauler]

The Rivian R1T comes with three 110-volt power outlets located in the bed with 400 watts available at each. Its basically a power bank that's ideal for charging your devices, power tools and more. We also get USB-C ports and an air compressor. If you're into camping or just need on-the-go power, these will be super valuable!

 

[R99]

Is there going to be a 110v outlet for the gear tunnel and/or the frunk?

 

[Todd]

400w outlets are very disappointing. That is less than 4a. With 180kwh battery I could power my home for a week or more but not with 400w outlets. I was hoping for 110/120v 15a outlets that I could plug a level one ev charger into. There is so much power available so why not be able to use it. Electric grill, microwave, charging up electric motorcycle, electric airplane, etc!
Will the R1S have the same capability?

 

[timesinks]

That induction stove they demo'd in the gear tunnel camp pullout is at least a 1000-1200W device. I would be very surprised and disappointed if the outlets only provided 400W.

 

[Todd]

So far I have been able to find out that the R1S will have one 110v outlet up front and one in the cargo area but no mention of amps. I too would find it surprising that it would not be 15a capable. If the outlet is there, people are going to plug things into it that draw more than 4amps! It would also be nice to have some power in the Frunk to power a cooler.
The opportunity is there for awesome VTH (vehicle to home) capability. I hope they take advantage of it. My average home consumption is around 20kwh daily. That is almost 9 days of power on the 180kwh battery! Would come in as a handy backup if a hurricane took out my roof solar system or for those without other back up capability.
Even one 15a outlet would allow level 1 charging of another vehicle or any number of uses when other power is not available.
I‘ll post if I hear back any details from Rivian.

 

[WeTheNorth]

In the latest episode of The Long Way Up, Rivian provided a solution for the team to charge the electric Harleys off the Rivian. Surely Rivian can see the advantage in this type of option beyond just this expedition.

 

[eHauler]

This is how the setup look out back

 

[Blur1t]

Is there going to be a 110v outlet for the gear tunnel and/or the frunk?

It’s my understanding there is one in the gear tunnel and one in the frunk too for a total of 4 110 outlets.

 

[R99]

It’s my understanding there is one in the gear tunnel and one in the frunk too for a total of 4 110 outlets.

Thanks for that @Blur1t!

 

[Blur1t]

Thanks for that @Blur1t!

Looks like I was mistaken 12volt in frunk. But sure glad to help.

 

[Blur1t]

View attachment 965 Looks like I was mistaken 12volt in frunk. But sure glad to help.

The support section on the website answers a lot of questions sometimes generically until closer to launch but a ton of useful information.

 

[riviancanucknb]

Where is the 400w info coming from... can someone post a link? I would be very very disappointed if that was how low it was. Was hoping for at least 1500w so that one could, for example, plug their camper directly into the vehicle if there was a need/desire.

 

[timesinks]

It can't be 400W -- they're selling an induction cooktop in the camp kitchen. Someone in some post said something along the lines of "at this rate, I'm expecting the outlets to only be 400W like my ICE vehicle" when they were griping about how disappointed they were with recent updates about what to expect. And even though it made no sense -- see re: two burner cooktop -- people glommed onto it.

Too hard to find the post, but someone on another forum recently reported CS confirmed the outlets would be 15A -- full capacity of a typical household circuit.

 

[Electrictrucking]

It can't be 400W -- they're selling an induction cooktop in the camp kitchen. Someone in some post said something along the lines of "at this rate, I'm expecting the outlets to only be 400W like my ICE vehicle" when they were griping about how disappointed they were with recent updates about what to expect. And even though it made no sense -- see re: two burner cooktop -- people glommed onto it.

Too hard to find the post, but someone on another forum recently reported CS confirmed the outlets would be 15A -- full capacity of a typical household circuit.

A 15 amp circuit is a max load of 1800 watts.