Solar Home and RV

read moreA solar charging kit keeps your batteries charged and healthy on your RV and Boat. Full batteries give you the freedom to run lights, furnaces, fans and more DC appliances without the worry of running our of power. Watch TV, DVDs, play video games - with healthy batteries you don't sacrifice the comforts of home - no matter where you stay. All the components you need to set up your solar charging system are included. Solar charging kits are maintenance free and designed to give you decades on uninterrupted power.

read moreWe distribute Go Power! SUNfilm Solar Battery Chargers made with TEDLAR for rigid durability and long life. Lightweight, compact and easy to install with high output crystalline cells. Double the power of conventional flexible thin-film modules. These 12 volt solar battery chargers are easy to connect with the included 10' of cable and automobile-type utility adapter. Keep your car battery charged and continue to operate a laptop computer, MP3 player, or cell phone from your auto utility adapter (cigarette lighter socket).

read moreGo Power! Portable Solar Kits provide battery charging power where

and when you need it. This kit sets up in minutes with no installation

or mounting required. The built-in PWM Solar Controller protects

your batteries from overcharging and the 15' of cable allows you to

place the panel in the sun and park in the shade. The Portable Solar

Kit has adjustable legs and folds into a heavy duty carrying case for

easy transport. Ideal for weekend camping, RV and marine applications.

25 year Solar Panel warranty.

Watts: 80

Amps: 4.4

Closed: 21.65" x 19.88" x 2.36"

Open: 21.65" x 39.76" x 1.18"

Weight: 20 lbs

read morePlease don't get bogged down calculating how much solar you will need. With the correct layout you can always add additional solar panels to the RV roof. If roof space is limited or your RV is in partial shade you can add a PORTABLE panel that can be placed in the sun. If all you need to run are DC appliances such as lights, fans, USB charger for phones, water pump, and the DC electronic ignition for the furnace, stove, water heater, and propane fridge any of the following panels will work. If you are just using DC power (no inverter) and you already have 2 existing batteries that are fairly new, the best plan is to install the solar and wait until your existing batteries won't hold a charge anymore.

read moreThe following video by Go Power! provides a nice overview of the types of solar charging systems available for your RV. The 160 watt Overlander and included GP-PWM-30 amp digital charge controller is the perfect start for maintaining full batteries. The 480 watt Solar Extreme is the choice for serious full time RVing.