The Go Power Portable Solar Panel with Digital Solar Controller # 34282729 that you recommended would be an excellent choice for a portable solar panel charge kit for your 2022 Forest River Rockwood. It is easy to setup, is capable of a 90 watt charge, and has SAE style connectors like what you need as well. view full answer...
If you are using the 200 Watt Go Power Portable Solar Panel with Digital Solar Controller, # 34282610 or, similar product. A #4 AWG is the maximum wire gauge needed. For this purpose we have the #10 AWG 30' Extension Cable for Go Power Portable Solar Kit, # 34270356. I suggest using a 10AWG minimum for 200 Watt rating panels to RV. view full answer...
To get that much solar panel wattage you'd want to start with the Go Power Solar Panel kit part # 34282185 and then add three of the panels # 34282182 and that would put you at 1,200 watts. If you ordered 4 of the panels you'd be up to 1,400 watts. This would cover everything though. view full answer...
For a similar solar panel setup that comes with a controller and longer wiring like you want you'd instead want the 100 Watt Go Power Retreat Solar Charging System with Digital Solar Controller # 34272635 as the Goal Zero Boulder 100 Briefcase Solar Panel # 287-32408 is just the panel without wiring or a controller and was intended to connect to a Goal Zero battery pack. view full answer...
For a 30-Amp service RV with the Progressive Dynamics Mighty Mini AC/DC Panel and Converter/Smart Charger, # PD4045KA installed, I recommend the 1,000 Watts - 12V Progressive Dynamics Pure Sine Wave Inverter w/ Transfer Switch & Remote, # PD94FR. I really like the build quality of the Progressive Dynamics products and this component has an integrated transfer switch that will automatically change from inverter to shore power when you hook up to a power pedestal at the campground. The fixed-mount... view full answer...
Yes, you can connect a Progressive Dynamics Inteli-Power RV Converter and Battery Charger # PD9160A to a panel that has two 100 watt solar panels hooked to it. view full answer...
The Inno Feet for Square Crossbars # INSD referenced in your question are designed to attach to factory rain gutters like what it sounds like you have on your RV. Installing these feet along with a pair of square crossbars like the 71 inch # IN434 should work well to mount your solar panel on the roof.
I do also recommend adding a cargo basket like the Inno Shaper 100 # IN569 to the crossbars to provide a flat and stable mounting surface for the solar panel. view full answer...
What I think you are asking is how to determine the minimum amount of energy, by way of solar panels, that you need to have available to put back in to your battery. If your goal is to simply maintain the battery while the RV is in storage unable to connect to a functioning battery charger, then I suggest the OptiMate Solar Duo Portable Solar Panel with Controller for either 10 Watts, # MA69JR or # MA56JR for 40 watts depending on the size of your battery bank. If you have a single battery... view full answer...
The Go Power DuraLite Portable Solar Panel with Digital Solar Controller # GP66FR is a perfect choice to keep your RV's batteries charged. With the ability to be able to park your RV in the shade and still be able to charge your batteries attributed to the product's portability and the potential to expand your power output by another 100W with # GP76FR. This product comes standard with a 12' lead to allow you to place your solar panels 12' from your RV, however with Extension Cable for... view full answer...
Designing and installing a solar power system on your trailer is a highly personalized and installed exercise. A good great system for most peoples needs is the Go Power # 34275012 System with 550 watts of solar panels and most all of the hardware that will be needed. Additionally, you may need to purchase additional batteries.
I have attached some articles on solar power that will help you learn more about solar installations on your RV.
Finally, we sell parts to do-it-yourself customers,... view full answer...
I do not have an extension for the Jackery panels, but I have a better solution.
I contacted Jackery and asked if their connections were standard XLR or SAE. They replied, "Please know that Jackery output is 18V, port size is 8mm with a cord about 3m. As long as your RV meets these requirements, then can use it. But since our solar panels are not waterproof currently, we do not recommend to use it in an RV setting."
Since they do not state "standard XLR or SAE" I will not have an extension.... view full answer...
To install an additional Furrion Solar Panel, # FR73SR to your current system, you will need the manufacturer part number FSEB30JWP-BL that should be included with the panel. Please note the attached image from Furrion showing how to wire a second panel. view full answer...
Congrats on the new RV and welcome. We have a wide selection of solar panel options available, and growing each month with new options. I've attached a link below for some help articles related to solar power to help you make an informed decision along with the suggestions I will make here. You will need to discover what your usage or expected daily usage of power is and how you want to restore that each day and to what level. The amp-hours you use each day vs. the energy you expect your... view full answer...
If your trailer was prepped for a solar panel it may have a solar panel controller already that would charge the battery. If you trace the wiring from the outlet you would find a controller if one is there. But we also have portable kits like the Go Power Overlander part # 34282181 which does come with a digital controller.
I attached a review video for this for you to check out as well. view full answer...
For a permanent roof top solar panel kit that would work great on your 2021 Micro Minnie 2108TB we have the Go Power Overlander Solar Charging System part # 34282181 which comes with the wiring, mounting brackets, controller, and a 200 watt solar panel. Or for a similar setup that has two of these panels for 380 watts we have the part # GP39MR. Each of the panels measure 59-1/8L x 26-5/16W Inch so I would recommend checking to see how much room you have on your RV. I've read that the area... view full answer...
The Go Power Portable Solar System with Digital Solar Controller - 200 Watt Solar Panel
Item # 34282610 is going to be the latest model. The kit comes with XLR-style and SAE style adapters for campers and RVs that are pre-wired for solar. If your camper or RV is parked in the shade and you are wanting to get the solar panel into the sun I recommend Extension Cable for Go Power Portable Solar Kit - 30' Long Item # 34270356. Another great accessory is the 7-Pin Trailer Adapter for Go Power... view full answer...
The Redarc In-Vehicle BCDC Battery Charger # 331-BCDC1225D can work with basically any 12 volt solar panel type setup and has a max input amperage of 25 amps so nearly all solar panels you'd find in RV applications would easily work well.
I am not sure exactly what type of solar panel needs you have so I attached a link to this page that has all of the options we carry as well as a review video for the charger. view full answer...
The Go Power Weekender ISW RV Solar Charging System at 190 Watt Solar Panel with 1,500 Watt Inverter, # 34282183, is a great product. This solar charging system is perfect for boondocking, the 190-watt solar panel provides DC power to charge your RV's batteries, and the 1,500-watt inverter provides AC power to run appliances and electronics. If you have a battery bank that already has a charging system from the alternator, no worries. The charge controller that comes with this system... view full answer...
Yes, you can hook the output of your solar panel charger to the output of the Progressive Dynamics Replacement Converter Section part # PD4655V like what you have now. This will allow both the converter and the solar panel converter to charge the batteries. view full answer...
I believe you're looking for the Go Power Solar Extreme Charging System - 570 Watt Solar Panels # 34282185.
This kit is similar to the kit # 34282184 you were looking at, however this kit includes 3 190-watt solar panels, a 3,000 watt pure sine wave inverter controller, and a 30-amp PWM solar controller.
For a replacement solar controller, you can use the Go Power MPPT Solar Charge Controller # GP72RR, for the remote you can use # 34266886, however the battery temperature sensor is not... view full answer...
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