I woukd appreciate dome guidance with a desire of mine to be able to run my fridge when my fifth wheel is stored. I have 1 12 volt battery. The fridge will run on propane but I know I need battery power too... so, what kind of temporary/portable solar kit do I need?Thanks in advanceBen

100 Watts would be more than enough for that kind of usage. Here's a starter kit from Amazon that should have everything you need:100W solar starter kit

Hi,As long as you are going to add solar it make sense to add enough to allow the system to equalize the battery bank. That means at least 60 watts per 100 amp-hours of storage.

That title is a hoot.. solar polar.

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2oldman
Explorer II
May 09, 2014
Not much, maybe 100w.
TucsonJim
Explorer II
May 09, 2014
100 Watts would be more than enough for that kind of usage. Here's a starter kit from Amazon that should have everything you need:

100W solar starter kit
Benoit1967
Explorer
May 09, 2014
Thanks!!!
pianotuna
Nomad III
May 10, 2014
Hi,

As long as you are going to add solar it make sense to add enough to allow the system to equalize the battery bank. That means at least 60 watts per 100 amp-hours of storage.
2oldman
Explorer II
May 10, 2014
That title is a hoot.. solar polar.
mark_be
Explorer
May 10, 2014
(Sorry, wrong post, made a mistake) :)
_DJ_1
Explorer II
May 10, 2014
TucsonJim wrote:
100 Watts would be more than enough for that kind of usage. Here's a starter kit from Amazon that should have everything you need:

100W solar starter kit

I put this same system on my truck camper. Works good and easy install.

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