Is Solar Controller/Maintainer/Regulator Required for Go Power Eco Solar Kit # 34273836

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When adding to travel trailer system, for this unit is a regulator required? Thanks.

asked by: Greg G

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I reached out to my contact at Go Power who said that a solar controller (or maintainer), which is what I believe you mean by regulator, isn't required for the Go Power Eco Solar Kit # 34273836 since it is a smaller unit. They did say that if you went any larger then they would recommend using one.

expert reply by: Jon G

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Answer 6

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Answer 10

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