RV Solar Panels, Kits & Power Solutions

Whether you're starting an RV solar system, adding more solar, or building for more time without hookups, we'll help you find the solar equipment that works together for your RV and what you want to power.

Not Sure How Much Solar You Need?

Start with our RV Solar Calculator. Tell us about your RV, how you camp, and what you want to power, and we'll help you find a solar setup for your needs.

What Are You Working On?

man sitting outside camper with solar system

I'M STARTING A SOLAR SYSTEM

Find the solar kit that works for how you camp

I WANT TO ADD MORE SOLAR

Expand the charging capacity of your current system

I NEED SOLAR COMPONENTS

Find the parts that manage, store, and use your power

Start Your RV Solar System

Starting from scratch? Our RV solar panel kits include portable and roof-mounted options, with systems available that include an inverter. Choose how you want to use your solar setup below.

ALL RV SOLAR PANEL KITS

Complete systems with panels and key components to get started.

etrailer Overlander Portable Solar System.

PORTABLE SOLAR KITS

Set up solar at camp and move your panels to find the best sunlight

Go Power Overlander Solar Charging System with Digital Solar Controller.

ROOF-MOUNTED SOLAR KITS

Add permanent solar charging to your RV roof

ROOF-MOUNTED SOLAR KITS WITH INVERTER

Add solar charging plus AC power from your batteries

Add More Solar

Already have solar and want more charging capacity? Add panels, an expansion kit, or the connections you need to expand your existing setup.

SOLAR EXPANSION KITS

Add solar capacity to an existing system

ROOF-MOUNTED PANELS ONLY

Add individual panels without buying a complete kit

Go Power Sun Cycle Advanced Lithium RV Battery.

PORTABLE SOLAR PANELS ONLY

Add portable solar without buying a complete kit

Go Power MC4 Output Cable with Male and Female Connectors.

CABLES AND CONNECTORS

Connect new panels and components to your system

Complete Your Solar System

Find the components that manage, store, use, protect, and control the power in your RV solar setup.

Go Power PWM Solar Charge Controller with Bluetooth.

SOLAR CHARGE CONTROLLERS

Manage power from your panels to your batteries

RV BATTERIES

Store solar power for use when you need it

Go Power Industrial Pure Sine Wave Inverter.

RV INVERTERS

Convert battery power into AC power for compatible equipment

INVERTER CHARGER REMOTES

Monitor and control your inverter from inside your RV

FUSE BLOCKS

Protect high-current electrical circuits from overloads

TRANSFER SWITCHES

Switch between available AC power sources

RV Solar Guides & Planning

4 Common Myths About RV Solar Power article.

4-Step Guide to Installing RV Solar Power article.

What Does it Mean When an RV is Solar Ready article.

RV Solar We've Installed & Tested

An RV solar system is more than a panel on the roof. Your panels collect energy, the charge controller manages that power, your batteries store it, and an inverter lets you use stored battery power for compatible AC equipment. Getting those pieces sized to work together is what makes the system useful when you're camping.

We install and test RV solar equipment so you can see how the components connect and what to expect before you start. With more than 75 years of helping neighbors, 35,000+ installations, and over 1 million photos and videos, we can help you build or expand a solar setup that works together.

How much solar do I need for my RV?

The amount of solar you need depends on how much power you use, your battery capacity, how long you camp without hookups, and how much sunlight your panels receive. Start with what you want to power and how long you need to run it, then use our RV Solar Calculator to help size your setup.

Can I install an RV solar system myself?

Yes, installing an RV solar system can be a DIY project if you're comfortable with basic electrical work. It's important to follow a step-by-step guide and adhere to safety precautions. If you're unsure, use our Local Installer Locator Tool to find a trusted technician near you.

What does "solar ready" mean on an RV?

Solar ready usually means your RV has some of the wiring or connections needed to add solar, but it doesn't necessarily mean you already have panels, a charge controller, batteries, or an inverter. Check what's already installed on your RV before choosing the rest of your system.

What's the difference between portable and roof-mounted RV solar panels?

Roof-mounted panels stay with your RV and can charge whenever they're exposed to sunlight. Portable panels can be moved around your campsite to find better sun and don't require the same permanent roof installation. The better choice depends on how you camp, how much solar you need, and whether you want a permanent setup.

What do I need for a complete RV solar system?

A typical RV solar setup includes solar panels, a solar charge controller, batteries, wiring, connectors, and circuit protection. If you want to run AC appliances from your batteries, you'll also need an appropriately sized inverter. What you need depends on what's already installed in your RV and what you want to power.

Can I add more solar panels later?

Often, yes. Before adding panels, make sure your charge controller, wiring, connectors, and other system components can handle the additional solar input. An expansion kit can make adding capacity easier when it's compatible with your existing setup.

Need Help Planning Your Solar System?

Tell us what you're driving, how you camp, what you want to power, and what solar or battery equipment you already have. Call, chat, or send us a message and we'll help you figure out which components work together for your setup.