Go Power! Weekender ISW Complete Solar and Inverter System with 190 Watts of Solar
$1,942.89
- Run your TV and other AC appliances anytime day or night without the noise of a generator
- No fuel, no maintenance and no noise
- Completely green power solution
- Great for power usage on weekend and long weekend trips
- Run your TV and other AC appliances anytime day or night without the noise of a generator
Specification: Go Power! Weekender ISW Complete Solar and Inverter System with 190 Watts of Solar
| Manufacturer | Go Power! |
|---|---|
| Brand | Go Power! |
| Model | Weekender |
| Item Weight | 60 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 64 x 31 x 18 inches |
| Item model number | Weekender SW |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Manufacturer Part Number | Weekender |
| Folding | No |
| Bulb Type | LED |
8 reviews for Go Power! Weekender ISW Complete Solar and Inverter System with 190 Watts of Solar
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Modeland –
The most well made, serviceable and solidly backed-up by a great company — Carmanaugh of Canada. I have had two of their mono-crystal panels on the top of my 1994 GMC conversion van for several years. Puts out 190 watts which is enough to power my Engel mobile refrigerator. That’ with a group 27 battery. Also will run my microwave for 90-second meals like omlets.
Solar is great. But you’ve got to do your homework and learn what electricity is and what it does and how much it can do.
Five isn’t enough stars for this. Should be a perfect 10.
Vern M.
RonK –
Although initially having some delivery issues the seller bent over backwards to make sure I was satisfied and know the status of the shipment. Cant say the same for the transportation folks. I am just beginning to assemble everything and test it. This system will be used for over a week at an event in the desert for low wattage 110 volt lighting, occasional use of an electric hotplate, and running a DC motor to evaporate gray water for our camp. Storage is being provided by two Renogy deep cycle gel cell batteries. I may update this review after getting some experience with the complete setup.
Kindle Customer –
We purchased this Solar kit for our travel trailer and are very happy with it. We had some minor problems at first but both the Go Power team and Amazon were helpful in getting them resolved the people at Go Power answered questions within hours sometimes only minutes. We are very pleased with Go Power and Amazon customer service. We will be purchasing the expansion kit in the near future
TVGuidry –
We bought the Go Power Weekender solar and inverter package, so we could keep the batteries charged on the RV, and also have the ability to run the TV at night as well as the microwave without running our generator. The kit came with everything we needed to install the solar panel and the 1500 watt inverter including a 30 amp transfer switch. This was actually a very nice addition because it makes it so when the inverter is on, all of the outlets in the RV still work just like when we are plugged in at an RV park. The solar has kept the 2 6 volt batteries that we have on the RV topped up even on fairly cloudy days. We may need to add another panel down the road for the trips over a week but for now we have found the system has been perfect. I would recommend this system for anyone that wants a complete plug and play solar and inverter system. Once it was installed we have not really had a need for the generator unless we are using the Air Conditioner a lot. The system has definitely been one of the best things we have bought for our RV.
RV Traveler –
I’ve wanted to go solar with my rv for several years. I’ve gotten estimates, gone back and forth over what I needed, etc. My rv is small, but my goal was big – to hopefully not ever need my generator. Well, with this system and adding a 2nd solar panel (and 3 more aux batteries) I’ve done it. I actually had my generator taken out and this system installed. Because I removed the generator, the system was installed through it’s connections and I didn’t need the controller included. Made installation a tad easier. It’s only been a week, but I’ve been using solar only – and only had one sunny day. The overcast/cloudy days have still recharged the batteries (and I’ve needed to run my heat every night) and during the sunny day I put things to a test – vacuuming, etc – and it kept up with me.
I can run my microwave, but that’s really pulling the charges – so don’t intend to while boondocking (I never used the ac when boondocking before, so that’s not a loss). I also added another 12 volt connection off the inverter to allow me to do some things (like charge my phone/computer/camera batteries, etc) without pulling as much as the inverter does. Used that every day it was cloudy.
I’m very impressed and wish I’d done this a couple years ago. Better late than never!
Things to consider – the 1500 watt inverter included is strong – if you only have 1 or 2 batteries, you’ll need to add a couple if you want to take advantage of this. You’d be able to drain 1 or 2 batteries quickly if you used the power the inverter provides. I went to 4 batteries, and have room for 2 more if wanted. The controller, since I didn’t install it, I can’t comment on. I also didn’t install the remote – as my rig is so small that there is no need for it.
This is still so new to me – will update if things change/occur that should be mentioned.
Adam Fried –
Quality stuff!
Amazon Customer –
As expected
lee kirsch –
Product installed on RV. Everything was included in kit. Customer support was excellent!