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Sunsei SE1200 Solar Kit

This all inclusive solar panel kit is ideal for keeping caravan, camper van and boat 12V electrical systems topped up from the sun.

£154.99 (Inc. VAT)

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Product Info :

An excellent entry level solar panel kit, this ICP amorphous model performs well even under low light conditions (handy if you use it in the UK!). The ABS plastic frame is great on camper vans and boats as it won’t scratch your roof and the simple push-button indicator lets you know your solar panel is charging.

High quality solar panel kit
Ideal for boats, camper vans, mobile homes etc
Protects against battery drain
Replaces daily power consumption of 12V lighting and appliances
Easy to install - 'plug and play'
Easy to add extra panels in future
Performs well even in low light conditions

ICP’s amorphous silicon Sunsei SE1200 panel will provide solid battery charging power for a variety of small 12 Volt applications, or for trickle charging larger batteries. These panels are very simple to install and come with mounting screws and battery clamps.

Features :

Push button indicator lets you know your panel is charging
Maintenance free
Fast Installation (Plug 'n Play technology)
Weatherproof/rust/shock/UV-resistant frame
Built-in discharge protection (blocking diodes)
10 year warranty on panel output; 2 year materials warranty

Kit Includes :

18 watt Sunsei amorphous solar panel
10 amp charge controller (prevents battery overcharge)
Mounting screws
Crocodile clips and ring terminals to connect to battery
10 ft extension cable
Panel-to-panel jumper cable (for daisy chaining extra panel)
12V cigarette lighter socket and 12V cigarette lighter plug
Full instructions

Customer Review of Sunsei SE1200 Kit The Sunsei kit has worked very well. When the boat is moored, there are some safety devices which continue to be switched on and use battery power even when everything is apparently switched off (automatic bilge pumps, gas alarms, bilge alarms, &c...). I used to keep the boat plugged into a shoreline which powered a 3-stage battery charger which kept the deep cycle batteries fully charged..... I have now replaced the shoreline with the solar panel - and it works fine (at least for now given the longer days); the domestic batteries are maintained in a fully charged state, and the charge controller cycle seems to work fine. As the days draw in in the autumn, I may look to enhance the installation either by increasing the number of solar panels or by adding a wind turbine. We have managed quite a lot of canal cruising in the last few months though - we find it is a cause of instant relaxation.... Next project is a little bit of re-painting when the sun shines.

N B, London

Additional Information

Click on the datasheet files below for more information.

Full instructions for SE1200 Solar Panel