Can Additional Solar Panels be Added to Go Power Weekender ISW Charging System
Updated 03/21/2019 | Published 03/20/2019
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I purchase a Jayco X213 that is setup for Solar, and it the Go Solar. I heard in the video that the controller is 30 amps, which the trailer say it uses. So can by extra panels to get to that amperage? And how much are those?
asked by: Mark L
Expert Reply:
You can add some extra panels to the Go Power Weekender ISW Charging System # 34282183 so that the output of the solar panels is closer to the 30 Amps you are looking for.
All you need to do is add two of the Go Power Overlander-E 190 Watt Solar Expansion Kit # 34282182. These come with everything you need to add them to the Weekender ISW system as long as you have room to mount all three 59-1/8" long x 26-5/16" wide x 1-1/2" deep panels next to each other. If you don't have enough room to mount them next to each other then you can use one of the following connectors for each panel depending on the length needed:
3' Long - # 34274672
10' Long - # 34276216
15' Long - # 34279532
30' Long - # 34276215
50' Long - # 34271105
I have attached some review videos for you to check out as well.
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