A little sunshine goes a long way. This kit helps keep your batteries topped off so your electric cooler stays cold and your phone stays charged. Settle in and enjoy the symphony of birds and crickets as your solar kit quietly powers your gear.
This kit gives you everything you need for reliable solar on shorter trips. It is ideal for topping off your batteries, running a fridge, or charging phones and other gear while you're out for the weekend. Use it with your Jeep, truck, teardrop, or compact camper and enjoy quiet power without the hassle or noise of a generator.
The MPPT charge controller does more than just boost your power. It automatically protects your system from wiring mistakes, overcharging, and unexpected surges. With advanced tracking, you get the most energy possible from your panels even on cloudy days. The LCD screen and LED indicators make it easy to keep tabs on your system, and you can fine-tune settings or check error codes at a glance. You get efficient, reliable power and peace of mind every time you hit the road.
No guesswork or missing parts. Every kit comes with a panel, controller, brackets, heavy-duty cables, and a fuse holder. Clear instructions walk you through each step, making this as close to a weekend project as it gets. Install it yourself with confidence, then get back to planning your next escape.
Starting small? The kit is ready to grow with you. Add panels or change battery types down the line. The controller supports a range of setups, so your system can expand as your trips get longer or your gear needs change.
If you're just getting started with solar, you're not alone. We've put together helpful articles and guides to walk you through everything from basic setup to understanding how solar power works. Check out these resources to get started with confidence:
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I have the 2-panel Rich Solar kit installed on my Bontrager Outdoors Radical 12RAD and it's pretty impressive. I like how easy it was to get set up. The wiring was clearly labeled and the brackets were pre-drilled, which made everything feel straightforward and not overcomplicated. The 400-watt setup gives me enough solar to keep my batteries charging during the day. I was able to camp off grid for 4 days while using my 12 volt mini fridge, lights, fan and phone charger without hooking up to shore power.
I also like that the system is easy to expand. My trailer doesn’t have room for another roof panel, but having a plug for a portable panel makes it simple to add more power later if I need it. Overall, it feels like a solid mid-range option that’s affordable and DIY-friendly.
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