Forget about the hassle of generators, loud engines, and limited power. With CORE E-DRIVE, you’re free to fish anywhere, anytime, without compromise. No more being tied to a power source. Run your electronics, charge your devices, and even keep yourself warm – all powered by CORE E-DRIVE.

E-DRIVE is 4 main elements designed to work in harmony as a TURN KEY energy system!

CORE ICE leads the industry in off-grid electrical systems. There are a lot of pieces of the puzzle that need to fit together to make the system function and the coach to perform at a superior level.  Our engineering expertise has combined the right components and architected the optimal structure for your coach to minimize power demands allowing for longer run times, quicker recharges, and maximized comfort.

This is no easy feat and takes years to develop.  Do not be fooled by competitors who make similar claims.  There is no product that performs like a CORE ICE, period!

Federal Income Tax Credit:  Take advantage of the Residential Clean Energy Credit “CEC”!

The CEC provides taxpayers with a credit equal to 30% of the costs of new, qualified clean energy components installed between 2022 through 2032.

The CEC applies to costs towards the purchase of property that uses solar energy to produce electricity for use in a dwelling unit used for a primary or secondary residence.

A dwelling unit typically includes mobile homes as long as they have living accommodations such as a sleeping space, cooking capability, and/or bathroom facilities.

The property that is eligible for the CEC program includes new solar panels, qualifying batteries having at least 3 kilowatt hours of capacity and related components to make the system functional including inverters, wiring, and monitoring equipment.

The CEC will reduce, on a dollar-for-dollar basis, the consumer’s federal income tax liability for the year in which the property was purchased.  Excess credit can be forwarded to future year tax reductions.

Claim Your Credit:  

The CEC provides taxpayers with a credit equal to 30% of the costs of new, qualified clean energy components installed between 2022 through 2032.

The CEC applies to costs towards the purchase of property that uses solar energy to produce electricity for use in a dwelling unit used for a primary or secondary residence.

A dwelling unit typically includes mobile homes as long as they have living accommodations such as a sleeping space, cooking capability, and/or bathroom facilities.

The property that is eligible for the CEC program includes new solar panels, qualifying batteries having at least 3 kilowatt hours of capacity and related components to make the system functional including inverters, wiring, and monitoring equipment.

The CEC will reduce, on a dollar-for-dollar basis, the consumer’s federal income tax liability for the year in which the property was purchased.  Excess credit can be forwarded to future year tax reductions.

*The information regarding the CEC is for reference.  It is not a certification as to applicability of any tax credits to the products described and should not be treated as tax advice to any specific individual or entity.  Always consult with your own tax advisor with respect to your eligibility for the credit and how to appropriately file for it.