60W PowerTour RV Solar Panel Kit (RV-15-3900-KIT)

Description

60W PowerTour RV Solar Panel Kit (RV-15-3900-KIT) provides your RV battery with simple solar charging keeping it topped off whether on the road or at a campsite. The 60 Watt PowerTour RV Solar Panel provides exceptional battery charging capability, installs in minutes and delivers constant charge to RV batteries offsetting power loss. The 60 Watt PowerTour Solar Panel extends battery life and allows RV amenities to remain turned on, even when direct power is unavailable. The 60W PowerTour RV Solar Panel Kit easily offsets the power required to run RV systems such as smoke detectors, propane detectors, clocks and other items that naturally drain your battery.

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Included

• 60W PowerTour RV Solar Panel (RV-15-3900)
• 15 ft. Extension Cord (RA-7)
• 4 in. O-ring cable (RV-11)
• 4.5A Charge Controller (RA-9)
• Additional installation items

Uses

• 12V battery charging
• Power small refrigerators, fans, lights and more.
• RV battery charging
• RV battery maintenance

Benefits

• Compact, lightweight, durable – military tested (MIL-STD-810G).
• Provides some power even in hazy and shaded environments.
• Light sensitive technology turns on early in the day and stays on later in the day.
• Designed, engineered and manufactured in the United States.

Specifications

• Operating Voltage: 15.4V
• Current: 3.9A
• Dimensions 85.7 x 26.5 inches 2,176.8 x 673.1 mm
• Weight 6.4 lbs 2.9 kg

How to Install

1.  Clean the desired installation area with alcohol.
2. Peel adhesive backing from the solar panel.
3. Place solar panel on vehicle ensuring there are no pockets of air.
4. Connect the solar panel to the included 15 ft. Extension Cord (RA-7).
5. Connect the extension cord to the included 4.5A Charge Controller (RA-9).
6. Connect the O-ring cable to the battery terminal (RV-11)

Important!

– All connections must be solar positive (red) to battery positive and solar negative (black or blue) to battery negative. Reversing can damage the solar panel. Consult your battery manufacturer if you have questions about the specifications of your battery.

– Operating Voltage and Current are typical values when tested under load at AM 1.5 lighting conditions. Power performance may vary due to temperature, light spectrum, angle to the sun, and other effects (minimum 95% rated when new).