Solar Accessories

The REDARC solar system includes an extensive range of solar accessories, including cables and adaptors for easy connection to REDARC 4WD solar panels. Best of all, it's plug and play so, for the most part, no tools are required to connect it all together. Learn more.

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  1. Regulator Temperature Probe SRP0240-TP
    A$22.00
    The Solar Regulator Temperature probe allows for temperature compensation of the charge rate of your regulator via actual battery temperature, rather than ambient temperature.
  2. Solar Regulator Remote Monitor SRP0240-RM
    A$113.85
    The REDARC Solar Regulator Remote Monitor provides an informative, user-friendly display tracking the power the solar panels are producing and the charge state of the battery. Only compatible with our 10 & 20A Solar Regulator (SRP0 range)
  3. 20A Solar Regulator SRP0240
    A$150.07
    The REDARC 20A Solar Regulator ensures that the power supplied by 12 volt or 24 volt solar panels is regulated to the right voltage to charge auxiliary batteries.
  4. 10A Solar Regulator SRP0120
    A$102.47
    The REDARC 10A Solar Regulator ensures that the power supplied by 12V or 24V solar panels is regulated to the right voltage to charge auxiliary batteries.
  5. Battery Option Cable (Alligator Clips) SRC0003-B2
    A$36.22
    The SRC0003-B2 Alligator Clip Option Cable is used in conjunction with the SRC0003 Regulator to Battery Cable to provide a connection between the regulator and the battery under charge.
  6. Solar Panel Bracket to suit Unistrut and EzyStrut Channel Systems SPMB0004
    A$171.00
    Compatible with Unistrut and EzyStrut channel systems.
  7. Solar Panel Bracket to suit Rhino-Rack Pioneer Platform Crossbar SPMB0003
    A$117.44
    Compatible with Rhino-Rack Pioneer Platforms.
  8. Solar Panel Bracket to suit ARB Base Racks and Rhino-Rack Steel Mesh systems SPMB0002
    A$191.60
    Compatible with ARB Base Racks and Rhino-Rack Steel Mesh platform systems.
  9. Solar Panel Bracket to suit Rhino-Rack Vortex and Heavy Duty crossbars SPMB0001
    A$171.00
    Compatible with Rhino-Rack Vortex and Heavy-Duty crossbars for easy solar panel mounting. Allows solar panel to be used inconjunction with other roof rack loads.
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COMPLETE YOUR SETUP WITH REDARC SOLAR BLANKET ACCESSORIES

The REDARC range of solar accessories includes cables for easy connection between your REDARC portable solar panels and solar regulators. We’ve also got Anderson cables available for single and multiple solar panel connection in parallel. Choose from various lengths of cable from 1.5m to 10m long.

For super simple monitoring of solar panels, battery and system information, there’s the solar remote monitor, which is compatible with our 10, 20 and 30A Solar Regulator (SRPA range). 

For the perfect camping experience and to get the ultimate 4WD and camping setup, check out our battery management systems to see how solar can take you further for longer.   

SOLAR ACCESSORY FAQ

WHAT ARE THE ACCESSORIES NEEDED FOR SOLAR?

Solar panels: Choose portable and durable solar panels suitable for camping. Solar blankets are often preferred for easy storage and transport.

Solar charge controller: A charge controller regulates the voltage and current from the solar panels to prevent overcharging of your batteries. Look for a controller suitable for your battery type (AGM, gel, lithium, etc.).

Deep-cycle batteries: Invest in high-quality deep-cycle batteries to store the energy generated by the solar panels. These batteries are designed to handle frequent charging and discharging.

Battery box or enclosure: Protect your batteries from the elements and vibrations by placing them in a secure battery box or enclosure. This will also help keep your camping area organised.

Inverter (optional): If you need to power AC devices, you may require an inverter to convert the DC power stored in the batteries to AC power.

Wiring and cables: Use appropriate gauge wiring to connect the solar panels, charge controller, batteries, and inverter (if used). Ensure the wiring is properly sized to handle the current over the required distance.

Fuse Protection: Install recommended fuse protection in the wiring system to protect your equipment from electrical faults.

Battery monitor: A battery monitor helps you keep track of your battery's state of charge, voltage, and other important metrics.

Cable connectors and adapters: Ensure you have the appropriate connectors and adapters to make secure connections between different components of your solar system.

HOW DO YOU CONNECT A SOLAR BLANKET TO A BATTERY BOX?

  1. Unfold and position the solar blanket in a location where it will receive maximum sunlight exposure. Ensure there are no shadows or obstructions that could block sunlight from reaching the panels.
  2. Place the battery box in a secure and accessible location near the solar blanket. Make sure it's protected from the elements and vibrations.
  3. Identify the connectors on the solar blanket and the corresponding connectors on the battery box or charge controller.
  4. Connect the solar blanket's output cable to the input port on the battery box or charge controller. Make sure the connectors are securely plugged in.
  5. Identify the output terminals on the battery box or charge controller that connect to the battery.
  6. Attach the positive (red) lead from the solar blanket to the positive terminal on the battery box or charge controller.
  7. Attach the negative (black) lead from the solar blanket to the negative terminal on the battery box or charge controller.
  8. Ensure all connections are properly tightened and secured.
  9. Use appropriate cable connectors or adapters if needed to ensure a snug fit between different connectors.
  10. Power on the battery box or charge controller, following the manufacturer's instructions.
  11. Monitor the battery voltage and charging status to ensure the solar blanket is effectively charging the battery.

CAN I CONNECT A SOLAR PANEL TO A BATTERY WITHOUT A CHARGE CONTROLLER?

While it is technically possible to connect a solar panel directly to a battery without a charge controller, it is not recommended for several reasons. A charge controller serves an important role in regulating the voltage and current from the solar panel to the battery. Without a charge controller, you risk overcharging and damaging the battery, especially if the solar panel generates more power than the battery can handle.

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Still not sure? Don't stress, you can contact our helpful Tech Support Team by phone or email too.

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