ECO-WORTHY 1.6KWH Complete Solar Panel Kit 400W 12V for RV Off Grid: 400W Solar Panels + 40A MPPT Charge Controller +12V 100Ah Lithium Battery + 1100W Solar Power Inverter + Bluetooth Module

First of all DC House rocks with customer service secondly eco-worthy is a quality product and I'm the kind of guy that would tell it exactly the way it is everything came perfectly wrapped in boxed in exactly the amount of time they said it would very simple to put together basically just plug and chug they have some videos online if there's any questions but it's as easy as the cards that come with this kit the hardest part you're going to have is figuring out how much actual electricity you want to use from this setup the batteries turn off at around 10 volts, but that's strictly to reduce extra strain on the battery and to keep the life cycles going which makes sense the panels work great I decided to upgrade to (4) 12.8 volt 100 ah batteries also Eco-worthy. And I built a camper on my 2002 Ford F250 superduty. I have the 4 panels bolted together in a portrait position and chose to build a lift kit for the panels with 2 4" extension actuators, which raise the panels to the Ideal tilt for my specific longitude and latitude.. this kit comes with the 1100 watt inverter. And the 60 watt controller. Even though I'm still learning about the whole system it's very easy to put together in and get juice out of it as a matter of fact I connected my multimeter right to the cables from the solar panel and I got voltage right away I mean in seconds from getting out of the box. This is definitely a quality product from a kick ass company . And there's a few people in the service department that I exchange emails with like Oliver and this other guy but they are on top of it they're quick with the emails and they go out of their way to make sure you understand what you're getting and what you're doing and how to do it salute to you guys but for the money this is a great system I would highly suggest before you purchase any solar system look into the amount of electricity you need I'm a DJ and I have a 3000 w amp system with my DJ equipment and lights and everything and I live in my truck it's a little mobile house for me and I'm just barely getting enough with the upgraded from the 2 - 50 amp hour batteries to the 4 - 100 ah batteries , but I also run an air conditioner my laptop a 51 inch TV monitor for the laptop a fan so I'm using a lot of juice but for your normal coffee pot or whatever you normally people want to do I'm a little excessive but that's why I'm fun. Also here's a little tip when doing anything with solar the key is to save your wattage so use LED lights whenever you can look at do some research into different products I run a refrigerator and a freezer as well off of this setup as well. Feel free to message me for any observations or advice. But my next upgrade in time is a 3000/5000 watt inverter and eventually the 250ah or bigger batteries.. thanks guys, customer for life :)

Perfect for my Motorhome. Kit takes all the guess work out of components needed, and easy to install!

I have been using a gas generator for 4 months, so I got this kit to keep me from spending $400/mo on fuel. Physical set up is easy, no issues or problems. After the initial set up, download the app for the controller. This is where the fun begins. If you don't know anything about solar, it's difficult. If you don't know why a setting is "17" but when you go to change it it only goes to "15", you begin to wonder at the designer. Anyway, I can't get the system off standby, so I am still charging the battery with my gas generator even on bright sunny days. I've contacted Eco-worthy, sent pictures, asked for an actual manual... I know this will be resolved, but it's been 2 weeks and I'm burning a hole in my wallet with gas when I've got a solar kit that I admittedly don't know how to turn on. So frustrating. Just create a downloadable pdf instruction manual and people like me will be so much happier with the product.Update: I emailed the address given by the app this morning, got a message back from Gmail that my message is undeliverable. Go figure.Update: I have been trying for about 2 weeks to get this thing running. I've contacted the seller, contacted Eco-worthy directly, sent screenshots, emails, left messages. I'm so frustrated. I now have 3 days to return it... Time to disassemble and box it up. $1000 kit that is useless to me, all because no one will tell me how to set the parameters to make it work properly.

I had to upgrade both the inverter and the controller to handle the solar wattage supplied by the four panels. Don't buy the bundle, buy separate components that match power needs. Had to have the battery replaced under warranty as it failed miserably with only one panel installed and would not charge on clear sunny days.

Very nice

The system works well and was easy to set up. I needed to get some PV extension cables so that I could get my panels where they could collect as much sunlight as possible and reach my charge controller, so keep that in mind as you consider where each piece of equipment will be mounted.On days of full sun I've seen up to 420 watts of total power generation, which I would say is pretty good for 4 x 100w panels.Running the batteries in parallel with the inverter connected provides me quite a bit of power - We're currently dealing with freezing temperatures so I'm running a 120w water heater to keep my chicken water from freezing, as well as a small heating pad at about 40w to keep my batteries warm so I can safely charge them during the day.Bluetooth connectivity to the charge controller is handy - I can monitor the system from the house. I just wish you could see the temperature via the probe from the app.Also of note, the product description says you're getting bi-facial panels - mine are not. The model # I got says ECOM100W. They are performing well, as mentioned, but they aren't what I ordered..hence the 1 missing star.