Solar Panel For A 2019 Forrest River Wildwood With A Solar Ready Furrion 10 amp Plug
Updated 05/10/2024 | Published 05/09/2024
Question:
I have a 2019 Forrest River Wildwood and it has a plug for Solar Ready, Furrion 10amp? Is that the amount of amp solar panel it will handle or can I go with a bigger amp panel?
asked by: William
Expert Reply:
Hello William. So yes, the 10 amp you are seeing does indicate the max amperage it can handle for a solar panel. The Go Power portable solar systems use the SAE and XLR-style solar plugs which is what Furrion uses. Since your circuit is rated for 10 amps I recommend the Go Power Portable Solar Panel with Digital Solar Controller # 34282730 which comes with a 130 watt panel and has an output of 6.74 amps.
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