How to Add RV SAE Port to GP-PWM-10-SQ Wiring  

The wire on the Go Power RV SAE Port for Portable Solar Panels #GP49QR is 12AWG which is rated for 20 amps.

You can replace your Lippert Alumi-Tread Triple Steps #LC432696 with the Alumi-Tread Quad Steps #LC432698 on your trailer as they do have the same bolt pattern. The quad steps have a total entry height of 30-3/4" as you can see by the…

Hi Robert, The amount of panels you can have is going to depend on their output and the maximum input capacity of the solar controller. For example, the Go Power MPPT Solar Charge Controller #GP54FR you were looking at has a maximum input of 1040W…

For 6-volt battery boxes we have a couple options to hold your two 6V lifeline GPL-4CT batteries. I was able to see that this battery is 10.28" long, 7.06" wide and 9.92" tall. First is the Commercial Grade Battery Box…

To wire two 6-volt batteries in series to produce 12-volts, you would connect the load to the positive terminal of battery #1. Connect the negative terminal of battery #1 to the positive terminal of battery #2. Ground the negative terminal of…

The Go Power DuraLite Portable Solar Panel Expansion #GP76FR was designed to expand DuraLite solar kits or to be used with the Go Power DuraCUBE Portable Power Station #GP82RR. If that is what you have, then this kit will work well. The Go Power…

That is correct, you can tap into the plug and it will provide a charge but keep in mind that this is not the most efficient way for charging a battery. This method does not provide any charge balancing or battery charge management and on newer…

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.