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New Go Power 30 Amp PWM Solar Controller 2

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New Go Power 30 Amp PWM Solar Controller 2

New Go Power 30 Amp PWM Solar Controller

The new Go Power 30 Amp Solar charge controller includes new features like Max Boost and an easy to use USB charging port on its face.

Front of the Go Power 30 Amp PWM Solar charge controller

Go Power also added support for a second battery bank for solar charging. This 30 amp controller allows a user to properly charge batteries using a connected solar array. This controller will support up to 3 of the 160-watt solar panels by Go Power.

Connection point on the two bank charge controller.

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Solar Charge Controller

pwm 30 go power solar controller](http://outsidesupply.com/go-power-pwm-30-amp-lithium-controller-ul-and-bluetooth-free-shipping/)[GP-PWM-30-UL-BT](http://outsidesupply.com/go-power-pwm-30-amp-lithium-controller-ul-and-bluetooth-free-shipping/) The Go Power PWM 30 Bluetooth Lithium controller can handle solar arrays up to 570 watts. Primarily for RV use, It is designed for flush panel mounting, but there is an optional knockout box available for surface mounting. To protect and properly charger your house battery bank, the controller has several different battery charging profiles including Sealed, AGM, Flooded, and Lithium. It can charge two battery banks and is our most common RV charge controller. It is UL listed and now has Bluetooth connectivity. There is also a USB port on the front of the charge controller.

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Genesis Supreme solar panel system Some of the Genesis Supreme campers and fifth wheels come pre installed with a solar panel installed on the roof. Many of them use the 190 watt solar panel and the Go Power PWM 30 solar controller. This can be found on the Rev 1/22 manual on page 127 (Chapter 11 Page 9). Depending on your roof space and how many panels you have already installed, it may be possible to add additional solar panels to your Genesis Supreme.