Hey Steven, the Go Power Solar Panel kit part # GP66FR that you referenced does come with the correct 2-pin XLR style of plug that your Furrion solar charge input uses so it will work fine without needing an adapter. This comes with a few connector styles actually. view full answer...
Hey Don; good question and no other parts - including any type of adapter plate or mounting plate - is needed to mount the 30 Amp Go Power PWM Solar Charge Controller with Bluetooth # GP76QR.
The # GP76QR comes with screws and is ready to be mounted when you get it. view full answer...
The Go Power PWM Solar Charge Controller # GP76QR is the Go Power part GP-SB-PWM-30BT. We use different part numbers than manufacturers as we carry parts for hundreds of manufacturers and they can sometimes have the same part numbers which gets confusing. I understand this can also be confusing as we use different numbers as well. view full answer...
Hi Paulette; the answer is yes, you can use a 130-watt portable solar panel such as the Go Power Portable Solar Panel with Digital Solar Controller # 34282730.
This will output a max of 6.74 amps, and be a nice way to charge your batteries, though I do have to say that batteries won't run an air conditioner. They utilize just too much power, so for an AC unit on your camper you would definitely need a generator like the Champion 4,500-Watt Dual Fuel Portable Inverter Generator # CH44FR.
This... view full answer...
Hey Joy, yes the Optimate Solar Duo kit part # MA49JR would work on a camper van but whether or not it would work well is goin to be based on the power needs of your setup. This is a 10 watt setup which means it's not going to put a big charge on the van battery. 10 watts is equal to .83 amps in ideal sun conditions.
A 100 watt system like the Go Power part # 34272635 is probably more in line with what you'd need. This would put a much more significant charge on the battery setup of your van. view full answer...
Hey Tug, it sounds like your current converter isn't designed for lithium batteries or isn't in a lithium setting which charges at a higher voltage. The Progressive Dynamics converter charger part # PD79RR is lithium compatible and can put a charge out of 60 amps so it would quickly charge your 200 ah lithium batteries. view full answer...
Hey Walt, know the Roadmaster diode part # RM-690 does not have any over charge safety features. With that said most of the time the charge coming through this diode isn't going to be strong enough to really significantly over charge anything. view full answer...
Hey John, what you need is the part # ETBC7 as this comes with everything needed to adapt your 4-way to a 7-way plus wire up a brake controller like the P2 # 90885 and activate the 12 volt charge circuit for the battery. view full answer...
Currently we only carry a 4-Way # C55378 which is designed to plug into the factory harness on your 2001 Toyota Tundra. For a 7-way you would either need to acquire the factory wiring or use the 4-way with our 7-Way Upgrade # ETBC7 which will provide you with additional wiring for the charge line and brake controller. view full answer...
Okay Mike, but I am actually going to give you a couple different options since the 6-way is not very common and we do have the more popular 7-way option which would only require a simple Adapter # 47549.
First if you only want the 6-Pin connector we have the Kit # ETBC6 which will connect to your 4-way and also provides you with the wiring needed to run the required charge line and brake controller.
Otherwise we have the more commonly found 7-Way Kit # ETBC7 which is very similar to... view full answer...
The first thing you need to flat tow your 2024 Chevy Trax is a base plate kit which for that we have the Blue Ox part # BLU24UR that is a confirmed fit and also easier to connect/disconnect.
In addition to the base plates, you will also need a compatible tow bar, safety cables, lighting, and supplemental braking to flat tow your vehicle. One of the most popular compatible tow bars is the Blue Ox Avail # BX7420 which comes with safety cables. The coiled design helps keep the cables off... view full answer...
I do see the Receiver # C13146 and 4-Way # 118628 you got from us for your 2020 Acura MDX. Depending on if you got a 7-way like our Kit # ETBC7 which includes the wiring needed for a charge line or just an Adapter # 37185 will decide what all you need to use the Curt Echo # C51180. If you only have the Adapter # 37185 you are going to need enough 10 Gauge Wire # DW02508-1(sold by foot) to run from the battery to the 7-way, Circuit Breaker # 9510, two Ring Terminals # DW05740-1 for connecting... view full answer...
The Roadmaster 4-Diode Universal Wiring Kit for Towed Vehicles # RM-152-98146-7 would be a great option to transfer your motorhome's traffic signals to the tail lights of the Equinox. You can install a converter # 118158 and two additional diodes # RM-790 will be needed if you want to retain separate turn and brake signals on the Equinox. This is only connecting to the tail lights and would not need to splice into the brake light switch.
You'd only need to tap into the brake light switch... view full answer...
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