How Long Are Cables In etrailer 100w Solar Panel Kit? Are There Cable Extensions?
Updated 08/15/2025 | Published 07/24/2025 >
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How long are the cables that come with this panel, and can I extend them?
asked by: Morgan
Expert Reply:
The etrailer 100w solar panel # e28VV includes MC4 output cables about 6 feet and a separate 12-foot lead from the charge controller to your battery (or solar port on side of camper). So you’re getting about 18 feet total. That’s usually enough to park in the shade and move the panel out into the sun.
If you need more, we carry MC4 Rich Solar Extension Cable - 10-Gauge - 20' Long # RS62FR. Just keep in mind that longer cables can cause a slight voltage drop, so go with a thicker gauge if you’re extending much beyond 20 feet.
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Andrew N.
8/15/2025
Hey, did you decide to extend the cables for your solar panel setup? I'm curious if the extension worked well for you, as it could help others looking to do the same!