Go Power GP-FLEX-100 User Manual

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GP-FLEX-100
GP-FLEX-200
GP-FLEX-100E
1.0 General Information 2
1.1 How Does a Go Power! Solar Charging Kit Work? 3
1.2 Warnings 3
1.3 Required Tools 3
1.4 Parts Checklist 4
1.5 Module Specications 4
2.0 Wiring Modules with MC4 Cables 5
2.1 Installling your 100 watt Solar Flex
TM
Kit (GP-FLEX-100) 5
2.2 Installing your 200 watt Solar Flex
TM
Kit (GP-FLEX-200) 5
2.3 Adding a 100 watt Solar Flex
TM
Expansion Kit (GP-FLEX-100E) 5
3.0 Routing Power Cable through the Fridge Vent 5
3.1 Method 1 – Hole in Side of Vent 5
3.2 Method 2 – Through Screen Grid 5
4.0 Mounting the Solar Module 5
5.0 Installing The GP-PWM Controller 5
5.1 Mounting The GP-PWM Controller 6
6.0 Connecting to the Battery & Solar Array 6
6.1 Typical Battery Connection 6
7.0 Limited Warranty 6
7.1 General Warranty Information 7
7.2 Warranty Return Procedure 7
7.3 Additional Information 7
7.4 Out of Warranty Items 7
8.0 Diagrams 7
1.0 General Information
Congratulations on purchasing your Go Power! Solar Flex
TM
Kit. You have chosen a clean, quiet and sustainable power source. Go Power!
Solar Charging Kits allow you to enjoy the luxuries that electricity provides, without hooking up to shore power, by keeping your batteries
charged. For simple battery maintenance to full-time live-aboard power, Go Power! Solar Kits are available in a variety of sizes and can
be installed on RVs, boats, campers, trailers, fth wheels, motor homes, cottages/cabins, long-haul trucks and industrial applications. This
manual is geared towards RV installation. For other applications, please consult a certied electrician or contact Go Power! Technical Support.
Information in this manual is subject to change, please visit gpelectric.com for the most current version of this manual.
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Note: Solar Flex Modules have a 30° maximum recommended bend - 2.7” / 69mm bend (100 watt module)

Go Power GP-FLEX-100 Specifications

General

Brand	Go Power
Model	GP-FLEX-100
Category	Solar panel
Language	English