PRODUCT DETAILS
Portable Solar for Compatible Winnebago Motorhomes
The OBSIDIAN® Series 45W Portable Solar Kit brings a low-profile solar panel, connection cables, and an integrated carry-case stand together for on-the-go RV battery charging. Deploy the adjustable stand at your campsite, then pack the kit away when it is time to travel.
Charge controller required: This is an unregulated kit and does not include a solar charge controller. Use it only with a compatible setup that has a charge controller installed between the solar-ready sidewall port and the battery bank. Never connect this unregulated panel directly to a battery.
Key Features
- 45W solar panel: Listed output of 2.37 amps.
- Integrated carry case and stand: Quickly deploys into an adjustable stand for setup at your campsite.
- Low-profile storage: Listed dimensions of 32 inches tall × 15.5 inches wide × 2 inches thick.
- Carry handle and accessory storage: An anodized aluminum handle and padded ballistic-nylon pocket keep handling and cable storage organized.
- Connection accessories included: A 15-foot ATP-to-ATP extension cable and two adapters are supplied with the kit.
Technical Specifications
| Solar power rating | 45W |
|---|---|
| Listed current output | 2.37A |
| Open-circuit voltage | 24.35V |
| Weight | 12.5 lb |
| Dimensions | 32 in tall × 15.5 in wide × 2 in thick |
| Charge controller | Not included; compatible controller required |
| Output warranty | 25 years |
What's in the Box
- 1 × OBSIDIAN® Series 45W solar panel
- 1 × 15-foot ATP-to-ATP portable extension cable
- 1 × 6-inch ATP-to-SB50 adapter
- 1 × 6-inch SB50-to-SAE adapter
- Integrated carry case with adjustable stand and accessory pocket
Check Compatibility Before Ordering
This kit is intended for Winnebago motorhomes with a compatible Zamp Solar Ready sidewall connection and an existing charge controller in the circuit between that port and the batteries. Confirm your motorhome's wiring, connector compatibility, controller input limits, and battery charging requirements before connecting. Model year alone does not confirm compatibility.
Not sure how your port is wired? Read Why 2006+ Winnebago Motorhomes Need an Unregulated Portable Solar Panel for how to check your coach and why a regulated panel is the wrong choice when your port already feeds a charge controller.
Review your motorhome and charge-controller documentation before ordering. Charging performance depends on sunlight, panel placement, battery condition, and electrical demand; a 45W panel does not guarantee that all onboard power use will be offset.