How Do I Set the Lithium Profile on the Go Power Portable Solar System

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There appears to be a lithium battery charging setting on the solar controller, but when toggling over to that setting, it wont allow the lithium option to be ed. Does this controller really not support the optimum charging voltage for lithium batteries?

asked by: Eric

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It sounds like you're having an issue getting the controller to save your "Lithium" setting on your GoPower Portable Solar System # 34282730, and there could be a couple things going on here. If you're just not seeing a "lithium" profile, and there are only 3 options to choose from instead of 4, this is because you've got an older model of the controller. The controller was recently changed to add the lithium profile, but if you have one of the older controllers you'll just want to use the "AGM" setting on the controller for your lithium battery.

If you have all 4 settings available and you can't save the system on the "lithium" profile, there might be an issue with the controller on the unit, so please let me know if that is the case.

expert reply by: Erik B

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Answer 1

The Go Power Portable Solar System part #34282730 should provide plenty of power to keep your house batteries topped off while the trailer is in storage. That said, it all just depends on what you have still drawing power from the batteries.…

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If you wanted to bypass the controller of the Go Power Portable Solar System #34282730 you certainly could. It would be a matter of unwiring the panels from the controller and then instead wiring them to the controller on your RV.

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Yes, the image you attached is of a Go Power connector that will mate with plug option on the Go Power Portable Solar Panel, #34282730 that you linked to. Note the linked product review video below.

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Answer 4

I've reached out to Go Power for your exact question. I've found that if you're wanting to use the Go Power Portable Solar System with Digital Solar Controller - 130 Watt Solar Panel #34282730 with a Jackery Solar Generator, it would…

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The Solera 13 Ft Slider in Black w/ Black Hardware #LCV000165061 referenced in your question does not include an aluminum cover that wraps around the awning when it is retracted. We do not currently have this type of product available. All of the…

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Answer 6

The words solar ready unfortunately mean different things in the RV world. It could mean that you have everything needed but the panels or it could mean that you just have an access plate on your RV's roof or something in between those. I have…

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The bigger the solar panels you go with from Go Power the more wattage you end up getting so between the 130 watt kit part #34282730 and the #34282729 I'd go with the 130 watt kit. The length is only 10 inches longer so overall you get more…

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Answer 8

The Go Power Portable Solar Panel with Digital Solar Controller #34282730 comes with the following connection types: battery clamps, ring terminals, quick-connect cables, SAE solar plug, XLR-style solar plug. Most likely your Keystone came with…

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Answer 9

You can indeed use the solar panel/charger while you're storing the camper. The Go Power #34282730 Portable Solar System with Digital Solar Controller incorporates a smart charger in the controller that prevents overcharging. It will adjust the…

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Answer 10

We actually have a help article covers your exact question of how much solar panel power does your setup need. I attached it to this page. It basically boils down to determining how much power you draw in an average day and then figuring out which…

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Answer 11

The great thing about 12 volt power is that you can run multiple 12 volt sources to the same circuit and it won't cause any issue. So yes you can use the Go Power Portable Solar Panel with Digital Solar Controller - 130 Watt Solar Panel #34282730…

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Answer 12

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