I recommend the Go Power Portable Solar Panel with Digital Solar Controller # 34282729 for your 2019 KZ Escape.
These solar panels are compatible with 12v battery systems like what you mentioned, your Furrion Solar Port # FSPINS-BS, and includes a digital solar controller.
This kit comes with a 12' cable, however if you wanted a longer cable you can use the Extension Cable for Go Power Portable Solar Kit # 34270356, which will add an extra 30' in cable length. view full answer...
The Everchill Electric Cooler with Internal Lithium Battery - 55 Qts, part # EV57FR, works with a 100-watt solar panel and it will be compatible with a number of our solar panel options.
I have attached a weblink to all our portable solar panels below. The solar panel plugs into this cooler with a DC power connector. For example, the Goal Zero Nomad 100 Solar Panel - Portable - 100 Watt, part # 287-13007, is compatible with this cooler.
I have included a product description link below. view full answer...
For your 2020 Forest River Rockwood Freedom, what you can do is use the Go Power Portable Solar Panel with Digital Solar Controller # 34282730 with the extension cables # 34270356 to give you a total of 42' of cable so you can put these panels far out into the sunlight.
This kit features a foldable 130-watt solar panel with a built-in 10 amp solar controller, kickstand so your panels can get the best angle for optimal sunlight, and is made from weatherproof and impact-resistant materials... view full answer...
For a complete setup with the WAY Interglobal Elite Portable Solar Panel # WAY38YR you're also going to need a solar controller, and MC4 connector cables.
This solar panel will also work with all WAY Interglobal PWM solar charge controllers.
Since this is just a solar panel you will need to purchase that all separately. view full answer...
I may have a solution for you, but you won't be able to add panels to the Go Power Portable Solar Panel with Digital Solar Controller - 130 Watt Solar Panel # 34282730 because of the limitations of the charge controller. However, you could add a roof mounted solar panel with its' own controller like the Go Power Solar Flex Charging System with Digital Solar Controller - 110 Watt Solar Panel # 34272630 and expand your charging ability.
Unfortunately there's not a way to split the controller... view full answer...
For your trailer with the Solar Port Inlet for Furrion Solar Panel Battery Charger # FSPINS-BS you can use the Goal Zero Boulder 100 Briefcase Solar Panel # 287-32408, or you can use the Go Power Portable Solar Panel with Digital Solar Controller # 34282730; you'll just need to be sure to not exceed the 10 amp rating for the solar port. view full answer...
Since your Rockwood Mini Lite TT is pre-wired to accept any Go-Power portable solar setup, you can use the:
-Go Power Portable Solar Panel with Digital Solar Controller # 34282730.
This is a 130 watt rated system, and includes a single solar panel with a built-in solar controller, a solar cable, battery clamps, ring terminals, quick-connect cables, SAE solar plug, XLR-style solar plug, and a carrying case.
However, in order to determine how much solar you need you'll want to check out... view full answer...
For your application I recommend using the Go Power Portable Solar Panel with Digital Solar Controller # 34282610. This will need to be connected directly to your battery bank and then uses Anderson Connectors to go from the battery pigtail you'll install out to the solar panel assembly. The Anderson extension that comes with this kit is only 12' long so you'll need the 30' Extension # 34270356 as well.
All of the portable solar kits from Go Power come with adapters to make it work with... view full answer...
It sounds like you are trying to add an after market solar prep package to your RV. We do not have the parts needed to accomplish that and the Go Power Portable Solar Panel with Digital Solar Controller # 34282610 does not include the parts you would need for that. However the # 34282610 does come with the necessary connectors to attach to your batteries with or without a prep package. The 2 pin adapter you are referring to is the XLR-style plug which is used if your RV already has a prep... view full answer...
Redarc designed the Portable Solar Panel - 200 Watt - Monocrystalline # RED86VR around their BCDC and Manager30 charging systems but since this doesn't have a solar charger pre-mounted to the panels it will work just fine with any solar charger.
To connect this to the SAE connector on your Airstream you need the Adapter # GP72VR and then an Anderson extension like the 5' Long # RED27VR, 16' Long # RED99VR, or 32' Long # RED49VR cable.
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All of the cables and connectors to connect the:
-Go Power DuraLite Portable Solar Panel Expansion # GP76FR are included in the kit.
This kit includes quick connectors, ring terminals, a digital solar controller, battery clamps, XLR-Style solar plug, and a canvas kit bag.
This kit will work most portable power stations, and will also work with pre-wired Furrion solar setups as well.
Additionally, since it uses its own 30 amp controller it won't be able to be tied into your existing... view full answer...
If your 2021 Rockwood Freedom has a GoPower plug already installed, then all you'll need is the Go Power Portable Solar System with Digital Solar Controller - 90 Watt Solar Panel # 34282729 you were looking at. There won't be any additional parts needed to get this kit set up since this solar kit comes with both SAE and XLR plugs, as well as a cord that would allow you to connect directly to the battery. If you wanted to add a 30 foot long extension cord for your system, you can add part... view full answer...
In order to hook up a 200ah lipro battery to the panel with a charge controller and then that to a 3000w inverter without draining the battery on first use, you need to have at least 400 watts of solar power. That is the general rule of thumb when running a system that includes A/C power.
While we do not have a 400-watt solar panel option, we do have one that is rated at 550 watts. For this route, I recommend the Go Power Solar Flex Charging System with MPPT Solar Controller # 34275012.... view full answer...
Without knowing what your coach is equipped with in terms of inverters, battery bank size or existing plug and play solar ports the likely best solution is going to be a portable system like the Go Power Portable Solar System with Digital Solar Controller - 90 Watt Solar Panel # 34282729. This is a nice system that will help keep your batteries charged. This won't be installed on the roof but can be stored during travel and then taken out at your campsite to help keep the batteries charged... view full answer...
The Go Power PWM Solar Charge Controller would actually not work for your Goal Zero Boulder 200 Briefcase Solar Panel # 287-32409 as you're going to need a 20 amp controller instead.
Instead you'll want to check out the:
-Goal Zero 20 Amp Solar Charge Controller with Battery Terminal Connections for Boulder Solar Panels # GZ29YR.
This 20 amp controller is designed to be used specifically with your Boulder 200 Briefcase solar setup, however this controller is not rated for use with a... view full answer...
To extend the distance between your Goal Zero Yeti 1000X Lithium Portable Power Station # GZ44FR and the Boulder 200 Briefcase Solar Panel # 287-32409 we have 2 different cord lengths:
- 15' # 287-98064
- 30' # GZ42VR
Since it sounds like you're needing more flexibility with where you can place the solar panels I recommend going with the 30' length. view full answer...
I think the best solution for you is the Hopkins 12-Volt Power Socket with Power Wire and Fuse Assembly, # HM55115. It comes with an extra 17 feet of wire to connect to a battery and includes an in line fuse. Included are helpful review and installation video resources for it. view full answer...
Yes. Because lithium batteries have a full charge voltage of 14.4 to 14.6 volts, your standard battery charger/converter system will not be able to fully charge a lithium battery so you will need to upgrade your system. The Progressive Dynamics # PD9160ALV is compatible with lithium batteries and will work well for your single 100ah lithium battery. The # PD9160ALV is a 60amp converter and since it turns off automatically to avoid over-charging, it will help prolong the life of your new... view full answer...
It's always a good idea to think ahead. The Flex-a-lite Mojave Vehicle Heater # FLX640 is more of a permanent installation so if you plan on moving the heater frequently we'll want to look at something else like part # RA3501 that uses a bolt-on installation, but it's small enough that you should be able to move it around and secure it to a variety of locations.
I'm attaching a link to our selection of heaters that are normally used for camper applications. Some of them use 12V power while... view full answer...
I'll start off by saying that whatever tow vehicle you use, if it has a 7 way connector and the trailer does too, it will provide a maintenance charge whenever it is connected. So that may provide you with a little bit of peace of mind, but it sounds like you're more concerned with keeping the battery maintained when it is not connected to a tow vehicle and is being stored.
If you're looking for a solar powered charging solution that will allow you to install and not worry about it, the... view full answer...
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