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Go Power Solar Flex Charging System with Digital Solar Controller - 220 Watt Solar Panels

Go Power Solar Flex Charging System with Digital Solar Controller - 220 Watt Solar Panels

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This solar charging system helps get you off the grid with 220-watt flexible solar panels that provide DC power to charge your RV's batteries. Panels flex to fit on various surfaces. Solar controller monitors output and prevents overcharging. Great Prices for the best rv solar panels from Go Power. Go Power Solar Flex Charging System with Digital Solar Controller - 220 Watt Solar Panels part number 34272628 can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.
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Go Power RV Solar Panels - 34272628

  • Roof Mounted Solar Kit
  • 200 Watts
  • Go Power
  • AGM
  • Flooded Lead Acid
  • Gel
  • Lithium - liFePO4
  • 10.1 Amps or More
  • Flexible Panels
  • 2 Panels
  • 44-5/8L x 21-7/16W Inch

This solar charging system helps get you off the grid with 220-watt flexible solar panels that provide DC power to charge your RV's batteries. Panels flex to fit on various surfaces. Solar controller monitors output and prevents overcharging.


Features:

  • Solar system provides an off-grid charging solution
  • 220-Watt flexible, monocrystalline solar panels use sunlight to charge your RV batteries
    • Durable laminated backsheet withstands water, vapor, and dirt
  • 30-Amp PWM solar controller adjusts solar panel output for a quick, consistent charge
    • Automatic multistage smart charging system helps extend battery life
    • Digital display monitors amperage, voltage, and battery capacity
  • Kit includes 2 solar panels, solar controller, MC4 cables, and all installation hardware
    • Solar panel expansions (sold separately) increase solar power output


Specs:

  • Application: 12V battery systems
  • Number of solar panels: 2
  • Solar panel wattage: 220 watts
  • Solar controller input current: 30 amps


go power solar diagram no cable entry plate

If you are an energy-conscious RV owner, the Go Power Solar Flex charging system provides clean, renewable power and independence from the grid. This kit comes with everything you need to charge your RV batteries with sunlight. Using 2 flexible solar panels, this system collects solar energy to create DC power that passes through a solar controller to charge your RV batteries.


How It Works


Collecting Solar Power

solar flex panel

The charging process starts with the flexible solar panels, which install on the roof of your RV. When solar energy interacts with the silicon cells in each panel, it generates a flow of DC electrical current that charges your RV's batteries. Each of the monocrystalline cells is made from a single crystal of silicon, so the electrons that create the current have more space to move, making these panels more efficient than one with polycrystalline cells. And in optimal sunlight conditions, the panels produce 220 watts per hour.


solar flex panel bent

The silicon cells are set between a laminated backsheet to withstand the elements. The panels are low profile and bend up to 30 degrees to suit the shape of your RV's roof, making them more aerodynamic than traditional solar panels.


Charging and Protecting RV Battery Bank

go power solar controller

The solar controller prevents harmful overcharging by adjusting the power generated by the solar panel before it reaches your batteries. It uses pulse width modulation technology to regulate the output through pulses that provide a consistent charge. Typically, this type of technology is a good fit for smaller systems with lower voltages.


Using a multistage charging system, the controller automatically switches voltages while the battery bank charges. This accelerates the charge, but also helps extend battery life by adjusting the voltage during the different modes. The controller is compatible with multiple battery types and includes preset charging profiles for sealed/gel, AGM, flooded/wet cell, and lithium batteries.


Charging Modes

  1. Bulk: This mode charges at the full rated load for a quicker recharge time. As the name suggests, this is where the bulk of the charging happens. It typically charges the battery to at least 80% capacity.
  2. Absorption: This mode provides controlled voltage to ensure a full charge. Once the battery reaches between 80% to 90% capacity, the absorption state will kick in and start charging at a regulated voltage. In each charging profile, this mode is set to last for 30 minutes after the bulk charge is completed.
  3. Float: Once the battery reaches full charge, this mode maintains a lower voltage to compensate for self-discharge. This reduces battery stress and minimizes gassing and water loss.
  4. Equalization: On flooded/wet cell batteries, this mode activates to prevent stratification and sulfate buildup during extended float cycles. These two issues can damage a battery by causing the accumulation of acid at the bottom of the battery and hardened sulfate crystals on the battery plates. This mode is especially helpful when your battery is going unused during storage.

With Maximum Power Boost Technology, you can simply press a button to activate Bulk mode for the highest charging voltage. This lets you quickly top off your battery bank before the end of the day by capturing as much power as possible.


solar controller terminals

This solar controller is built to charge two battery banks and has terminals for a primary and secondary battery. Your primary battery will receive the full current until it is completely charged. Then, your secondary battery will start to draw the charge current.


solar controller digital display

The backlit, digital display acts as an information center for your solar panel output. It shows the charging current, battery voltage, and battery state of charge. It also allows you to input your battery type and choose a charging profile. Additionally, a built-in USB port on the front of the controller provides a convenient outlet to charge your cell phone or tablet.


It includes a Bluetooth function that lets you connect the controller to your smartphone or tablet with the free Go Power! Connect app. With this app, you can wirelessly view the same live battery information included on the display. Also, you can control your battery profile and toggle Maximum Power Boost Technology mode.


Lastly, the controller includes several built-in safety features to help protect your equipment. The charging process will shut down if the controller starts to overheat and when an overcurrent is detected. Also, if the battery or solar panel is wired incorrectly, it activates a reverse polarity alarm.


How It Installs

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The system includes (2) 110-watt solar panels, a 30-amp PWM solar controller, MC4 cables, and all the necessary installation hardware.


  1. Solar Panel: The solar panels install anywhere on your RV roof with included mounting hardware. To maximize sunlight collection, it is important to install the panel where it avoids shadows cast by objects, like an air conditioner or vent. The panel uses MC4 cables to connect to the solar controller. These cables can enter the RV through the refrigerator vent or using a Go Power cable entry plate (sold separately). The cable entry plate provides a covered housing and uses a quick connect setup for the MC4 cables.
  2. Solar Controller: The solar controller flush-mounts to a wall inside your RV. The manual includes a mounting template with measurements to ensure proper installation. It is wired to the solar panel using MC4 cables. Then, the battery bank is wired to the primary terminals on the controller. If you are using additional batteries, they can be connected to the secondary terminals. The included 30-amp fuse is installed between the solar controller and battery for additional current protection.

Note: This kit may require more wiring and additional parts depending on your RV setup.


Individual Component Specs:


Solar panel:

  • Rated power: 110 watts per panel
  • Amperage: 5.68 amps per panel
  • Voltage: 17.6V per panel
  • IP rating: IP67
  • MC4 cable length: 3' each
  • Dimensions: 44-5/8" long x 21-7/16" wide x 1/16" deep
  • Maximum bend: 30 degrees
  • Weight: 2.9 lbs each
  • 5-Year limited warranty

Solar controller:

  • Maximum input current: 30 amps
  • Maximum input voltage: 28V
  • Operating temperature range: -40 F to 185 F
  • Temperature compensation: -13mV per F
  • Maximum wire gauge: #4 AWG
  • Dimensions: 7-1/2" wide x 4-1/4" long x 1-1/4" deep
  • Weight: 0.66 lbs
  • 5-Year warranty


83111 Go Power! Flexible Solar Kit - RV Solar Charging - 2 Flexible Panels - 30-Amp Digital Regulator/Controller - 220 Watts - 11.36 Amps

Replaces Go Power GP-FLEX-200

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Replaces Go Power 82850

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Go Power Solar Flex Charging System with Digital Solar Controller - 220 Watt Solar Panels - 34272628

Average Customer Rating:  4.9 out of 5 stars   (9 Customer Reviews)

This solar charging system helps get you off the grid with 220-watt flexible solar panels that provide DC power to charge your RV's batteries. Panels flex to fit on various surfaces. Solar controller monitors output and prevents overcharging.

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Good product! I installed one of the panels last year and I am very satisfied. That's why I ordered another kit to install for the next season. Both panels of the 200 watt kit tested out excellent. Many thanks!



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system installed and worked fine. Put it on top of an old airstream, with corrugated plastic for thermal insulation, panel failed after 9 months, go power handled warranty on replacement, easy process. I have a new air gap system, but i've read that many brands of flexible panels can just fail. some people have had flexible panels working for a while.



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Thanks, the solar kit came in much quicker that I expected. Already have it installed and working. Will be checking it out on a trip in a few days.
Cheers, DR.



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These people don't play. I placed my order, a little later I got notified it was shipped, (I did pay for 2 day shipping), and it was here. On the ball service, great prices, what more could you ask?



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Great products and great company to do business with



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