How Do People Normally Determine How Much Amperage They'd Need from RV Solar Panel Setup

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how do you determine the amount of amp hours needed per day?

asked by: Alan L

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That is a really good question. We actually made a help article (see attached link on this page) that covers how to determine exactly how much solar power you'd need. Typically you'd need to start by determining the amperage draw of everything you'd be powering and about how long of a time you'd be powering them per day and go from there.

The Go Power Portable Solar Panel Kit part # 34282610 is capable of putting out 200 watts or 11.43 amps.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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You can additionally connect Go Power #34282610 portable solar power system to your trailer battery. Your battery will see the total of amperage coming from both panels, with their respective built in charge controllers, which will recharge your…

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There isn't anything out there that's going to prevent theft of a Portable Solar System like #34282610. The best you can do is try to make it as hard as possible for a potential thief to steal the panels, but if someone is determined, they…

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The controller that comes with the GP-PSK-200 #34282610 is a 30 amp controller.

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The Go Power Portable Solar Systems like the 200 Watt part #34282610 connect to SAE and XLR-style solar plugs which is what Furrion uses. The panel has an output of 11.43 amps so if the circuit is only rated for 10 amps you'd want to use the 130…

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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…

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The Go Power Portable Solar System with Digital Solar Controller part #34282610 puts out around 200 watts which only equals around 11.43 amps so you can use this on your Geo Pro Travel Trailer without issue.

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Your 2020 Jayco Jay Flight SLX Travel Trailer is prewired for GoPower Portable Solar System like this one #34282610. Then it all comes down to how much power you're wanting to use. Check out this article we made to help you calculate how much…

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I wouldn't let the controller of the Go Power Portable Solar System with Digital Solar Controller #34282610 get submerged in water but it would withstand rain. You'd want to use your best judgment when mounting the controller to limit…

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Yes, you can add the Go Power Portable Solar Panel with Digital Solar Controller #34282610 to your trailer. Additionally, installing this kit would require you to wire directly to your batteries.

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We have just what you need, the Go Power Portable Solar Panel with Digital Solar Controller, #34282610. This lets you place the solar panel where you need it for maximum sunlight while not having to place the camper in the sun too. For the later…

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I checked with the manufacturer for you, and the 12V, 10.7 Cu Ft Everchill RV Refrigerator w/ Freezer #EV77FR needs 160 Watts and two group 27 batteries for constant use. Keep in mind that power is only for the fridge though and not all your other…

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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…

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