Can the Two of the 200 Watt Go Power Portable Solar Panels 34282610 Be Wired in Parallel?
Updated 12/07/2025 | Published 11/16/2025
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Is this product capable of using two of these sets in parallel on a single bank of four 100Ah lithium batteries?
asked by: James V
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It sure is James. Each of the 100 watt etrailer Overlander Portable Solar System item # e28VV have their own solar controller and wiring. You'll have no issues connecting two of these in parallel to your lithium battery bank.
What kind of trailer do you have?
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etrailer Overlander Portable Solar System - Foldable Panel - Digital PWM Controller - 1 Panel - 100W
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- 0.1 - 5 Amps
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James V.
11/20/2025
I have a 2019 Grand Design 397th Momentum. I have the Furrion solar input plug at the front and know that it is only rated for 10 amps, and I need to upgrade this and the wire to handle 25 amps, but if the controllers will play nice together, it will be nice to have that solar capacity into a wye into the batteries. Thanks for verifying this for me!