Difference Between Redarc Portable Solar Panel and Go Power Portable Solar Panel
Updated 08/23/2024 | Published 08/22/2024 >
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What is the difference between the RED75VR and the 34282610 200 watt portable solar panels?
asked by: Jack R
Expert Reply:
Hi Jack; there are several differences between the Go Power Portable Solar Panel # 34282610 and the Redarc Portable Solar Panel # RED75VR. One of the main differences is that the Redarc works with both 12V and 24V systems while the Go Power only works with 12V. More than likely you have a 12V system so you wouldn't need the 24V capability.
Another is battery compatibility. The Go Power works with AGM, flooded lead acid, gel, and lithium batteries. The Redarc works with sealed, AGM, or gel lead acid batteries and requires the # RED83VR if you have flooded or calcium batteries. Theirs is set to AGM by default so the remote monitor is required to change battery type.
The other big difference is the actual weight of the solar panels. The Redarc is quite a bit lighter at 20.9 lbs. The Go Power solar panels weigh 51 lbs.
Outside of that, they both come with 200 watt panels and will have similar performance charging your batteries. Personally I would get the Go Power. The lack of lithium battery support on the Redarc, the need for an additional monitor, and the significant price difference give the Go Power system a big advantage. Obviously if you happen to have a 24V system then the Redarc would be the best choice.
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Jack R.
8/23/2024
Thank you Robin. You gave me exactly the information I needed