If your RV already has a Go Power! solar system, adding another 200 watts is one of the easiest ways to make that system work harder for you.
The Overlander 200-Watt Expansion adds another roof-mounted monocrystalline solar panel to your existing system, giving you 200 additional watts and up to approximately 9.6 amps of rated solar output in ideal conditions.
That extra solar matters because your RV is using 12-volt power all day — even when you aren't thinking about it. Refrigerators, lights, water pumps, control boards, fans, USB chargers, slides and other equipment all take energy from your batteries.
The more solar you have available during daylight hours, the more of that energy can be replaced before nighttime.
More Solar Means More Opportunity to Recharge
An additional 200-watt panel gives your system another source of charging power whenever sunlight is available.
Helps Keep Up With Today's RVs
Modern RVs simply use more 12-volt power than they used to. An additional panel can make a meaningful difference, especially for campers using 12-volt refrigerators and other continuous loads.
Less Reliance on the Generator
Solar isn't a replacement for a generator in every situation, but every amp-hour the sun puts back into your batteries is energy your generator doesn't have to produce later.
Great Upgrade for Lithium Batteries
Adding battery capacity gives you more energy to store. Adding solar helps you put that energy back. If you're upgrading to a larger lithium battery bank, additional solar is often the other half of the conversation.
Works While You're Camping — and While You're Not
Your solar system continues charging whenever conditions allow, helping maintain your batteries between trips as well as while you're camping.
The Overlander Expansion panel is rated at:
• 200 watts
• 9.62 amps rated panel current
• 20.8 volts rated DC output
• 21.5% module efficiency
Those are laboratory-rated specifications. Actual daily production will vary with sunlight, season, shade, roof orientation, temperature and battery state of charge.
That's an important distinction: a 200-watt panel doesn't make 200 watts all day long.
What it does is give your RV considerably more opportunity to recover the energy you've used whenever good sunlight is available.
This kit is specifically designed as an expansion to a compatible existing Go Power! solar installation.
Go Power! uses Solar Branch Connectors to connect additional panels in parallel, making it possible to expand an existing system without starting over.
The expansion kit includes:
• 200-watt monocrystalline solar panel
• Solar Branch Connectors
• Roof mounting hardware
• 25-year power-output warranty on the panel
A solar controller is not included because this is an expansion kit designed to work with an existing solar system.
More isn't automatically better if the rest of the system can't support it.
Before installation, we'll verify the existing solar controller, wiring, battery system and current panel configuration to make sure the additional 200 watts is appropriate for your RV.
That's especially important with systems using a 30-amp solar controller, because the total panel capacity needs to stay within the capabilities of the system.
Think of your battery bank as the fuel tank and your solar panels as the way you're refilling it during the day.
Adding battery capacity lets you stay off-grid longer.
Adding solar helps you put that power back.
For customers who already have a compatible Go Power! system and want more dry-camping capability, better battery recovery and less generator run time, another 200 watts is one of the simplest upgrades we can make.
And because we're selling this installed, we'll mount it, connect it to the existing system, seal the roof penetrations properly, and verify operation before you take your RV home.
200-Watt Monocrystalline Panel
9.62 Amp Rated Current
Professional Installation Included
Solar Branch Connectors Included
Mounting Hardware Included
25-Year Panel Power Output Warranty
For Compatible Existing Go Power! Solar Systems
If your RV already has a Go Power! solar system, adding another 200 watts is one of the easiest ways to make that system work harder for you.
The Overlander 200-Watt Expansion adds another roof-mounted monocrystalline solar panel to your existing system, giving you 200 additional watts and up to approximately 9.6 amps of rated solar output in ideal conditions.
That extra solar matters because your RV is using 12-volt power all day — even when you aren't thinking about it. Refrigerators, lights, water pumps, control boards, fans, USB chargers, slides and other equipment all take energy from your batteries.
The more solar you have available during daylight hours, the more of that energy can be replaced before nighttime.
More Solar Means More Opportunity to Recharge
An additional 200-watt panel gives your system another source of charging power whenever sunlight is available.
Helps Keep Up With Today's RVs
Modern RVs simply use more 12-volt power than they used to. An additional panel can make a meaningful difference, especially for campers using 12-volt refrigerators and other continuous loads.
Less Reliance on the Generator
Solar isn't a replacement for a generator in every situation, but every amp-hour the sun puts back into your batteries is energy your generator doesn't have to produce later.
Great Upgrade for Lithium Batteries
Adding battery capacity gives you more energy to store. Adding solar helps you put that energy back. If you're upgrading to a larger lithium battery bank, additional solar is often the other half of the conversation.
Works While You're Camping — and While You're Not
Your solar system continues charging whenever conditions allow, helping maintain your batteries between trips as well as while you're camping.
The Overlander Expansion panel is rated at:
• 200 watts
• 9.62 amps rated panel current
• 20.8 volts rated DC output
• 21.5% module efficiency
Those are laboratory-rated specifications. Actual daily production will vary with sunlight, season, shade, roof orientation, temperature and battery state of charge.
That's an important distinction: a 200-watt panel doesn't make 200 watts all day long.
What it does is give your RV considerably more opportunity to recover the energy you've used whenever good sunlight is available.
This kit is specifically designed as an expansion to a compatible existing Go Power! solar installation.
Go Power! uses Solar Branch Connectors to connect additional panels in parallel, making it possible to expand an existing system without starting over.
The expansion kit includes:
• 200-watt monocrystalline solar panel
• Solar Branch Connectors
• Roof mounting hardware
• 25-year power-output warranty on the panel
A solar controller is not included because this is an expansion kit designed to work with an existing solar system.
More isn't automatically better if the rest of the system can't support it.
Before installation, we'll verify the existing solar controller, wiring, battery system and current panel configuration to make sure the additional 200 watts is appropriate for your RV.
That's especially important with systems using a 30-amp solar controller, because the total panel capacity needs to stay within the capabilities of the system.
Think of your battery bank as the fuel tank and your solar panels as the way you're refilling it during the day.
Adding battery capacity lets you stay off-grid longer.
Adding solar helps you put that power back.
For customers who already have a compatible Go Power! system and want more dry-camping capability, better battery recovery and less generator run time, another 200 watts is one of the simplest upgrades we can make.
And because we're selling this installed, we'll mount it, connect it to the existing system, seal the roof penetrations properly, and verify operation before you take your RV home.
200-Watt Monocrystalline Panel
9.62 Amp Rated Current
Professional Installation Included
Solar Branch Connectors Included
Mounting Hardware Included
25-Year Panel Power Output Warranty
For Compatible Existing Go Power! Solar Systems
