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Based on the picture you provided I believe you have the SAE solar plug port on your Braxton Creek Bushwhacker Plus 17BH so you should have no issues plugging your Go Power DuraLite Portable Solar Panel with Digital Solar Controller #GP66FR in…
view full answer...For a 3,000 watt inverter you'll need a 300 amp hour lithium battery like the Go Power Sun Cycle Advanced Lithium RV Battery item #GP26QR.
view full answer...No, I am sorry we do not have a lockable box for the Go Power Sun Cycle Advanced Lithium RV Battery item #GP26QR. Given it's odd shape of, 19-5/8" long x 14-7/8" wide x 8-11/16" tall, the only thing we have would be…
view full answer...Thanks for that photo, and I checked with Go Power and you will need a solar panel compatible with your Go Power Solar on The Side, from Go Power. I verified with them that the panel you will need to connect to this is the panel you mentioned as it…
view full answer...Hi Armand, It is unlikely a 200 amp hour lithium battery will be able to power an AC, fridge, TV, and lights, though it's not possible to say specifically because it depends on the power draw of each appliance as well as the numbers of hours it…
view full answer...Hey Steven, the Go Power Solar Panel kit part #GP66FR that you referenced does come with the correct 2-pin XLR style of plug that your Furrion solar charge input uses so it will work fine without needing an adapter. This comes with a few connector…
view full answer...Thank you for the kind words! The Rhino-Rack Tapered Extension #RR59RW is actually an olive-green color, and this is the only color it is currently available in. We are getting new photos added as the current ones show a tan-ish color which is the…
view full answer...Hi Derek; instead of running the wires directly to the solar panel as seen below you will be adding in the #GP49QR. The wires for the port will connect to the controller where the solar panel connects in the diagram. Then you mount the port wherever…
view full answer...For RV application I prefer the Go Power brand of products. If your camper is pre-wired from Jayco I believe they are using the same brand. There is typically two options available in pre-wired from the factory for "solar ready" either…
view full answer...The amount of solar power needed is more dependent on your consumption rate than the camper itself. I have attached an article that outlines the steps you need to take to determine if you need a solar panel like the Go Power Portable Solar Panel with…
view full answer...Hey Kate, thanks for reaching out! We do have some SAE extensions for you to check out, and if you don't already have an outlet on your RV with the SAE connector then I also recommend the Outlet #MA23BR. Our SAE extensions come in a 15' Kit…
view full answer...Hey Kristin, The etrailer #e49FV and Go Power #34282181 are fairly similar but do have a few key differences. All of the solar panels manufactured in the world come out of 2 different factories so in terms of quality of the cells/the panel itself…
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