What Screen is Compatible with the Go Power MPPT Solar Charge Controller - PowerTrak?
Updated 12/08/2025 | Published 11/14/2025
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Question:
Which remote screens are compatible with the GP32QR controller?
asked by: Chuck L
Expert Reply:
Hello Chuck,
The correct screen for the Go Power MPPT Solar Charge Controller – PowerTrak – 12V and 24V – 30 Amp # GP32QR is the Go Power PowerTrak Screen – Touchscreen RV Control Panel – Auto-Dimming – Multi-Orientation # GP64XR.
The Go Power! PowerTrak Screen # GP64XR is a sleek, full-color touchscreen control panel designed to give you complete visibility and control over your RV’s power system. It allows you to monitor real-time data such as battery charge level, solar-panel input, system voltage, and inverter or charger status, all from one clean, easy-to-use interface. One of its standout features is the built-in ambient light sensor, which automatically adjusts screen brightness for optimal visibility in bright sunlight and dims gently at night to prevent glare. The screen can be mounted either horizontally or vertically, offering flexible installation options for your RV’s dashboard or wall panel. Installation is simple with the included plug-and-play connectivity cables, eliminating the need for complex wiring.
Beyond basic monitoring, the PowerTrak Screen integrates seamlessly with Go Power’s PowerTrak ecosystem and the Go Power Connect mobile app, giving you the ability to view and adjust system settings remotely from your smartphone or tablet. This functionality is especially useful if you’ve upgraded to lithium batteries or expanded your solar setup, as it allows you to fine-tune charging parameters, check performance, and track power usage at a glance. Combining modern design, convenience, and intelligent system control, the # GP64XR is the ideal companion display for the # GP32QR controller and a great choice for RV owners looking for a connected, high-performance energy management solution.
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Kate F.
12/8/2025
Hey Chuck, how did the PowerTrak touchscreen work out with your GP32QR controller? It sounds like a great way to keep an eye on your RV’s power system. Sharing how it performed could help others looking for the same setup.