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sOLAR kITS FOR cAMPERS
Solar Panel Kits
Solar Charging Kits
Here at Eos Solar Solutions we know how daunting it can be selecting the right Solar Panel Kit for a Solar System.
To help you select the right parts we have put together the below Solar Panel Kits. You will also see that they can save you money too so be sure to check out the prices.
Remember to read about Solar Panels on our Solar Panels Explained Page by clicking here.
Then check out the Charge Controllers Explained page
And remember all Solar Panels Kits are in the UK and ready for dispatch.
“Popular” Solar Charging Kits”
Panel & Controller Kit
*100w Monocrystalline Solar Panel, 10a Charge Controller Kit – Just add the Battery
£130.00
“Popular Plus” Solar Charging Kits”
Panel - 5BBar & Controller Kit
*250w Monocrystalline Solar Panel Kit 5BBar – 30a PWM Charge Controller
£320.00
Panel - 5BBar & Controller Kit
*250w Monocrystalline Solar Panel Kit 5BBar & 30a Charge Controller Kit
£305.00
Sale!
Panel - 5BBar & Controller Kit
*120w Monocrystalline Solar Panel & 10a Charge Controller 12v Kit
£170.00
Panel - 5BBar & Controller Kit
*100w 5BBar Solar Panel + 10a Charge Controller Kit – Monocrystalline
£140.00
Panel - 5BBar & Controller Kit
£199.99
“GL” Solar Charging Kits”
Panel, Cable & Controller Kit
*100w Solar Panel Kit + 10A Charge Controller + 5m Extra Cable -Monocrystalline
£160.00
Panel, Cable & Controller Kit
*250w Monocrystalline Solar Panel, 30a Charge Controller & 5m Cable Kit
£320.00
“GLS” Solar Charging Kits”
Panel, Cable, Mount & Con Kit
*250w Monocrystalline Solar Panel Kit, 30a Charge Controller, 5m Cable & Mounting Brackets
£350.00
Panel, Cable, Mount & Con Kit
*100w Solar Panel + 10a Charge Controller + 5m Extra Cable + ABS Fixing Kit
£199.99
Solar Charging Kits Benefits
Everything is worked out in Solar Charging Kits
You save money with Solar Charging Kits
You don’t need to do any calculations with Solar Charging Kits
Solar Charging Kits are tried and tested.
Did you know?
Solar Cells were first used in a prominent application when they were proposed and flown on the Vanguard satellite in 1958. This was an alternative power source to the primary battery power source.
Thus by adding cells to the outside of the body the mission time could be extended with no major changes to the spacecraft or its power systems.
Finally In 1959 the United States launched Explorer 6, featuring large wing-shaped solar arrays, which became a common feature in satellites.
These arrays consisted of 9600 Hoffman solar cells.
Always remember to keep up to date on solar developments with the United Nations