Rich Solar – 300 Watt RV Solar Kit
300 Watt RV Solar Kit by Rich Solar
300 watt RV solar kit is perfect for rooftops and places with limited space! The most efficient solar charging kit that can generate 16.5 amps to charge power and charge most dual batteries. It can also charge and power up your RV, boat, trailer with the 300 watts Solar Kit. You can even expand up to 400 watts to power up larger rigs and equipment.Â
PRODUCT REVIEW
100 Watt Kit Includes:
- 3 x 100 watt 12-volt solar panel (RS-M100)
- 1 x 30 amp PWM charge controller FLUSH MOUNT (RS-PWM30RV)
- 1 x #10 gauge 20′ solar extension cable (RED), pre-assembled female connector (RS-20101)
- 1 x #10 gauge 20′ solar extension cable (BLACK), pre-assembled male connector (RS-20101).
- 1 x #10 gauge 10′ cable (RED), pre-crimped 3/8 battery terminal lug (RS-1010)
- 1 x #10 gauge 10′ cable (BLACK), pre-crimped 3/8 battery terminal lug (RS-1010)
- 3 x Mounting hardware Z brackets (1 x RS-ZB4C)
- 1 x Cable Entry Housing (RS-C2B)
- 1 x Inline Fuse Holder with Fuse 20A (RS-SC20F)
- 2 x Y Branch Parallel Connectors One Pair (RS-T2)
Simple InstallationÂ
Installation is a breeze our pre-assembled solar extension cable with solar connectors from panel to charge controller that doesn’t require crimping tool. Since all of our products are compatible with each other, upgrades or additions simple and easy… just plug in and go with our parallel connectors.
100 Watt Solar Panel Specifications:
- Maximum Power(Pmax): 100W
- Maximum Power Voltage(Vmp): 18.6V
- Maximum Power Current(Imp): 5.38A
- Open Circuit Voltage(Voc): 22.8V
- Short Circuit Current(Isc): 5.78A
- Frame: silver anodized aluminum frame
- Weight: 15 lbs
- Dimensions: 45.5 x 20.5 x 1.4 in
- Warranty: 25 years output warranty
- Nominal System Voltage: 12/24VDC or Auto
- Battery Input Voltage Range: 8V～32V
- Rated Charge Current: 30A
- Max. PV Short Circuit Current: 30A
- Max. PV Open Circuit Voltage: 50V
- Battery Type: Sealed(default)/Gel/Flooded
- Warranty: 2 years
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