Using Other Solar Panels to Create Go Power Solar Extreme Charging Kit

Updated 04/09/2019 | Published 04/08/2019

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Question:

I wuold like to know what I would need in order to add to my current system. Here is what I have now. four battery bank of six volt 200 amp hour batteries wired as a 12 volt system. this goes into a 2,000 watt go power inverter which is controled by GP ICR-50 remote control. I use this in order to power my camper when I dont have shore power. it will run my 110 volts outlets, my microwave and coffee maker, as well as refridge if need be or my furnuace fan, having this ability was a the reaso that I went in this direction. Now, I would like to add solar to the system. I currently have four solar panels which are rated at 270 watts each. these are the Kinko brand Photovoltaic Module JKM270PP-60. what would I need in order to use 3-4 of these? Am I thinking correctly, that I can add various parts in order to create the equivilant of say a Solar Elite or a Solar Extreme system? Hope you can help

asked by: Robert H

Expert Reply:

To create the Go Power Solar Extreme Charging System # 34282552 without the solar panels would take quite a bit of piecing together. But at it's core would be the Go Power Pure Sine Wave Inverter # 34279953, the remote controller # 34277742, the install kit # 342GPDCKIT4, and the solal power controller # 34276119, the # 2 of the part # 34267040, 2 of the # 34267049, and # 34273843REVA.

expert reply by: Jameson C