Installation guide

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System Diagram
How a Complete Go Power! Solar and Inverter System Works
The AC breaker panel feeds
the RV with power to run all
the RV’s AC loads
The GPC-45 (as seen
on page 13) battery
charger, charges the
RV’s batteries when
shore power is
available
The GP-PWM-25 (as
seen on page 7) digital
solar regulator prevents
the RV’s batteries from
overcharging
The GP-SW2000 inverter
(as seen on page 8)
converts the battery power
to AC power
The EX-1050 AGM high
efciency batteries (as seen on
page 13) are the solar system’s
DC power reservoir
The optional ARM-UNI
mount (as seen on page 4)
tilts the solar module
towards the sun to capture
more power
The GP-RV-125E expansion kit (as seen on page 4)
provides additional power to an existing RV Solar
Charging Kit
The GP-TS pre-wired transfer
switch (as seen on page 11) has
an input for the shore power and
inverter. The output power goes
to the AC breaker panel. The
GP-TS also has an outlet to plug
in the GPC-45
The RV’s appliances can
run off of an inverter,
generator or utility power
The shore power cord is used
to plug into utility power
The 125 watt solar module
included in the GP-RV-125 Solar Charging Kit
(as seen on page 3) charges the RV’s batteries
anytime it is exposed to sunlight
The GP-DC Inverter Installation Kit (as seen
on page 10) has an inverter fuse and correct
cabling for safe inverter DC installation
The GP-SWR-B Remote (as seen on
page 10) is an inverter remote used
to turn the inverter on and off
Green = DC Power
Red = AC Power