Go Power! 80W Eco RV solar kit - monocrystalline panel, 10A PWM controller, wiring and mounts

Go Power! 80W Eco Solar Panel Kit for RV – Panel, 10A Controller, Wiring & Mounts (83298)

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Go Power! 80W Eco RV solar kit - monocrystalline panel, 10A PWM controller, wiring and mounts

Go Power! 80W Eco Solar Panel Kit for RV – Panel, 10A Controller, Wiring & Mounts (83298)

83298
Sale price  $99.99 USD Regular price  $549.99 USD
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PRODUCT DETAILS

The Go Power! 80W Eco Solar Kit is a complete rooftop solar system for a single-battery RV, camper or trailer: an 80W monocrystalline panel, a 10A PWM charge controller with lithium, AGM, gel and flooded profiles, SC (solar connector) wiring and mounting hardware. It puts about 24Ah a day in summer (10Ah in winter) back into a 12V battery — enough to run lights, fans, a water pump and device charging indefinitely on weekend trips, and to keep a stored battery full. 25-year panel warranty, 5-year controller warranty and a North American support team (part of Dometic).

Built to the standard RV manufacturers install

Go Power! has designed mobile power since 1996 and is the solar brand fitted at the factory by Jayco, Forest River, Thor and other leading RV builders. The panels, controllers, cabling and mounting feet in this kit are the same parts those plants install on solar-equipped coaches, so the kit matches factory wiring and the Go Power! systems already on the road. Part of Dometic.

Right-sized for one battery

Matching 80W of solar to a 75–100Ah battery means the bank recovers from an overnight draw by early afternoon. The controller's three-stage charge and temperature compensation keep a lead-acid battery from sulfating in storage, and the lithium profile is ready when you upgrade.

Everything in one box

Panel, controller, SC wiring, mounting feet, hardware and instructions. A standard rooftop installation takes an afternoon with a drill and a tube of sealant. Need more? The same wiring accepts a second panel with an SC branch connector, or step up to the 200W Overlander Kit for a 30A Bluetooth controller and fridge-ready output.

Further reading: What an 80W solar kit actually runs on a weekend — a day-by-day battery budget.

FEATURES
  • 80W monocrystalline panel — 17.5V rated, 21.0V open circuit, clear anodized aluminum frame.
  • 10A PWM controller (GP-SB-PWM-10) — LCD, lithium/AGM/gel/flooded profiles, flush or surface mount.
  • ≈ 24Ah per day in summer, ≈ 10Ah in winter into a 12V battery.
  • SC (solar connector) wiring, mounting feet and hardware included; expandable with an SC branch connector.
  • Compact 30.3 × 26.8 in panel, 15.4 lb — fits small roofs.
  • 25-year panel power-output warranty, 5-year controller warranty, North American support team (part of Dometic).
  • Outlet pricing — brand new, limited quantities.
WHAT IT RUNS

What 80W of solar puts back each day: about 24Ah into a 12V battery on a sunny spring or summer day and about 10Ah in fall and winter, the same rule our RV solar calculator uses (30Ah and 12Ah per 100W per day). Compare that with what your gear draws:

Typical 12V camping dayDaily draw80W of solar (summer)
Storage: parasitic draws of a parked RV≈ 4Ah/dayCovered daily in summer
Weekend basics: LED lights, vent fan, water pump, phone & laptop charging≈ 25Ah/day≈ 96% in summer — add ≈ 50W or run a generator/shore day
12V compressor fridge alone, 24 h≈ 50Ah/day≈ 48% in summer — add ≈ 100W or run a generator/shore day
Fridge camp: basics + 12V compressor fridge≈ 75Ah/day≈ 32% in summer — add ≈ 200W or run a generator/shore day
Fridge camp + furnace blower (4 h, cold nights)≈ 100Ah/day≈ 24% in summer — add ≈ 300W or run a generator/shore day
Full comfort: fridge, furnace, CPAP, TV through inverter≈ 140Ah/day≈ 17% in summer — add ≈ 400W or run a generator/shore day

Rule of thumb: match panel watts to battery amp-hours (100W per 100Ah) for a bank that recovers from an overnight draw by mid-afternoon. A lithium battery accepts the full charge current; a lead-acid bank should not be discharged below 50%.

SPECIFICATIONS
Kit Part Number83298
Panel Wattage80 W monocrystalline
Rated Voltage / Current17.5 V / 5.47 A
Open-Circuit Voltage21.0 V
ControllerGP-SB-PWM-10, 10 A PWM, 12 V, LCD
Battery ProfilesLithium, AGM, Gel, Flooded
Max Array on Controller200 W @ 12 V
Typical Daily Harvest≈ 24 Ah summer / ≈ 10 Ah winter
ConnectorsSC (solar connector)
Panel Dimensions30.31 × 26.77 × 1.1 in (760 × 670 × 30 mm)
Panel Weight15.4 lb (7 kg)
FrameClear anodized aluminum
CertificationsCE
Panel Warranty25 years limited power output
Controller Warranty5 years
COMPARE MODELS
KitPanelControllerDaily harvest, summer / winter*RunsExpandableWarrantyBest for
80W Eco Kit (this kit)80W10A PWM≈ 24 / 10Ah1 battery, lights & fansYes, with SC branch25 yr panel / 5 yr controllerFirst solar on a small trailer or camper
80W Universal MPPT Kit80W15A MPPT (IP68)≈ 24 / 10AhGates, pumps, UTVs, sheds—25 yr panel / 5 yr controllerOff-grid equipment, exposed mounting
200W Overlander Kit200W30A PWM + Bluetooth≈ 60 / 24Ah12V fridge on an average day; 100Ah lithiumYes — to 600W25 yr panel / 5 yr controllerMost RVs: complete starter system
200W Overlander Expansion200WUses existing+ ≈ 60 / 24AhAdds a second fridge-day of chargePlug-in via SC branch25 yr panelAdd to a factory Go Power! system
400W Overlander Kit400W30A PWM + Bluetooth≈ 120 / 48AhFridge, lights, fans, CPAP, inverter useYes — to 600W25 yr panel / 5 yr controllerFull-time and extended dry camping
190W OBSIDIAN™ Kit190W30A PowerTrak™ MPPT≈ 57 / 23Ah12V fridge on an average day; 100Ah lithiumYes (KIT1057)25 yr panel / 5 yr controllerLow-profile premium panel, PowerTrak™ coaches
215W OBSIDIAN™ Kit215W30A PowerTrak™ MPPT≈ 64 / 26Ah12V fridge + lights most days; 100–200Ah lithiumYes (KIT1053)25 yr panel / 5 yr controllerHighest output per panel, PowerTrak™ coaches
190W OBSIDIAN™ Expansion190WUses existing+ ≈ 57 / 23AhAdds a fridge-day of chargePlug-in via SC25 yr panelExpand an OBSIDIAN™ or MPPT system
80W Module (panel only)80WNone≈ 24 / 10AhReplacement or add-on panelYes25 yr panelFleet/replacement panel

*Into a 12V battery: about 30Ah per 100W per day in spring and summer and 12Ah in fall and winter, the same rule our RV solar calculator uses. SC = solar connector.

MANUALS, SAFETY INFORMATION AND DOWNLOADS
ACCESSORIES
FAQ
What can an 80W solar kit run?

About 24Ah a day in summer (10Ah in winter): LED lights, a roof fan, water pump, phone and laptop charging and the parasitic draws of a trailer, indefinitely. It will not keep up with a 12V compressor fridge (45–60Ah a day) on its own — for that, start with 200W.

Which battery does it suit?

One 75–100Ah battery, lead-acid or lithium. The 10A controller's selectable profile handles either.

How much solar does my RV need?

Start with 100W of panel per 100Ah of battery. A single 100Ah lithium battery running a 12V fridge, lights and fans uses about 50–70Ah a day, which 200W replaces on an average day; 400W covers that with margin for cloudy weather, a CPAP or inverter use. A weekend trailer with one lead-acid battery and no fridge is well served by 80–100W.

Can I expand this kit later?

Yes. Go Power! kits use solar connectors (SC) and branch connectors so a second panel plugs into the first; the controller rating sets the ceiling. A 30A PWM controller handles up to 600W of 12V panels; a 10A controller handles 200W. Expansion kits are listed under Accessories.

Will it charge lithium batteries?

Yes. The included controller has a selectable lithium (LiFePO4) profile as well as AGM, gel and flooded settings. Set the battery type once at installation.

Flat mount or tilt?

Flat is what RV manufacturers do and it is fine for most owners: simplest, lowest drag, no wind loading. Tilting toward the sun adds 20–30% in spring and fall; the adjustable tilt mount kit under Accessories makes that optional.

Does shade matter?

Yes — a shadow on one cell can cut a panel's output by half or more. Mount away from the air conditioner shroud, antennas and vents, and park with the panels clear of trees when you can.

Is Go Power! the solar installed in my RV from the factory?

Very likely, if your coach is a Jayco, Forest River, Thor or many other brands. Go Power! has supplied RV manufacturers since 1996, so this kit uses the same panels, controllers and connectors as factory solar-prep and solar-equipped coaches.

What's the warranty?

Go Power! rigid panels carry a 25-year limited power-output warranty and Go Power! controllers a 5-year warranty, backed by a North American support team (part of Dometic). Register the product after purchase.

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