Options for Portable Solar Panel Add on for Rockwood Roo
Updated 05/29/2025 | Published 05/24/2025
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2022 Rockwood Roo, Looking for a portable panel to help with power when I’m at a campground with no electricity Which would be best? And sure I’d need a longer attachment to the camper for this. Thanks in advance Jeff
asked by: Jeff Z
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Expert Reply:
Hey Jeff, we can definitely help with portable solar power but it really comes down to how much power you are in need of. For example the etrailer kit part # e62PR that you referenced can help provide up to 100 watts. Or if you are looking for something more than that we also have the part # GZ66FR which is capable of up to 300 watts.
Are you missing a battery in that picture?
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Jeff Z.
5/28/2025
Pulled them out to trickle charge but both we had, replacing them with new, also sent a picture of my exterior receptacle to be sure I had the correct hook up plug. I’d like to run my a/c and fridge for sure and some lights, I go to some sites that don’t allow generators.