Solar

A solar panel converts sunlight into usable electricity. When sunlight hits the solar cells, they generate DC power that charges your batteries or runs devices. With the right setup, solar panels let you harness free, renewable energy anywhere — perfect for camping, overlanding, boating, or remote worksites. 

Do you want to extend your powered adventures? Harnessing the free power from the sun is a no-brainer, and REDARC’s solar range makes it easy to tap into free, renewable energy wherever you travel. In this guide, we’ll show you just how easy it is to incorporate a REDARC Fixed Solar Panel into your charging system.

We all love a camping trip, whether it’s getting away for the weekend with the family or testing your truck out on some tough 4WD tracks. But sometimes a quick camping trip is not enough, and to truly get off grid you're going to need a reliable 12V setup. 

If you're looking to level up your camping setup, solar is the way to go. We're talking everything you need to know about choosing your next camping solar panel.

With the weather warming up, it's time to get ready for those summer camping trips and an easy way to do this is by caring for your solar panels.

Do you want an efficient solar system that enables you to stay off the grid for longer but aren't sure where to start? REDARC are here to explain the basics of setting up solar.

Tourers Cyaround_oz talk to REDARC about the solar setup in their trusty Troopy.

Four Hands in a Tin Can talk to REDARC about their recent solar upgrade and how it has changed the way they free camp.

Top Wire Traveller offer some tips on how to get the most from you 12v solar panel.

Don’t get weighed down by all of the technical solar jargon, REDARC are here to help with a run-down of some of the most commonly asked questions about solar regulators.

It's the age-old question, how much solar do I need for camping. In this blog, we cover what you need to know to get started and how to calculate how much solar power you need for your next off-grid adventure.

Our friends from Four Hands in a Tin Can share with us how to make the most out of portable solar panels