READY-TO-GO solar power!

Forget restrictive power stations with small, non-expandable batteries. Choose a system designed to grow with you:

• Flexible and expandable.
• Up to 1200 watts of solar panels per solar board and up to 5000 watts of 120 volt AC. 
• Pre-assembled—Your Victron DIY SolarBoard is road-ready when you are.
• Fits anywhere. Only 6"x 10". 
• Works with 12, 24 or 48 volt battery banks. 
• Cost-Effective – Save money compared to hiring solar installers.
• Pre-Wired & Pre-Configured and with latest firmware and correct settings.— Professionally sized wires, fuses, and connections already in place on a fireproof board. 
• Unlimited Expansion – Go Fully Off-Grid Without Limits. Add a second or third one to increase to another 1200W of panels per board to charge the same battery bank.
• Plug-and-Play Safety – Boards come pre-wired, fused, and tested with professional-grade components.
• You can plug in a simple battery charger for your 12V house battery and/or starter battery to keep it charged all the time. 
•  Comes with screw holes to mount on a wall. Easy to move to another RV. 
• Built to Grow – Upgrade panels, swap inverters, or expand capacity anytime.
• True Off-Grid Power – For RVs, vans, cabins, workshops, etc. Runs appliances that standard stations can’t handle.
• Smarter Investment – Avoid disposable stations; invest in a scalable system that saves money.
• Perfect for everyday use; easily powers a microwave, TV, and air fryer simultaneously.
• Complete Protection – Includes a 200-amp shared battery fuse, a 30-amp reverse polarity protection fuse for the charge controller, and a 32-amp breaker for solar panels.
• Unlimited Tech Support – Get expert help anytime.
• Silent Operation – No noise, no hassle. Set it and forget it.

Most portable power stations don’t use a 12V battery bank internally. Instead, they rely on higher-voltage battery packs—typically 48V. While 12V is a common output for powering car accessories, it’s rarely the actual voltage of the main internal battery. Using a higher internal voltage improves efficiency by reducing current draw and minimizing heat buildup. We recommend using a 48 volt battery bank for optimum performance.

You can’t beat the performance and reliability of Victron. Plus the expandability of batteries and inverters compared to a power station. 

MODEL 1 provides 20 amps of charging at 48 volts, supports up to 1,200 watts of solar panels, and delivers up to 5,000 watts of AC inverter power (10,000 watts peak) with a 48-volt battery bank.

To expand beyond 1200 watts of solar panels, you can add an additional solar board, giving you another 1,200 watts of solar panel capacity while still connecting to the same battery bank.

What about a shunt?

If your battery is already well charged by noon and everything is wired correctly, most people don’t really need a shunt. You can get sufficient information from the Bluetooth app. The extra cost and wiring typically aren’t worth it—unless you’re trying to track down parasitic power loss, rarely reach a full charge, or need remote monitoring.

Personally, I don’t use a shunt anymore. I used to, but I’ve found that monitoring the voltage is enough for my needs. For instance, I know that anything above 51V means the battery is around 80%, and anything over 52V indicates a full charge. Since shunts need periodic calibration to remain accurate, I prefer simply checking the voltage myself. That said, some people really like having a shunt—and if you’re one of them, we do offer them as an optional add-on.

When you purchase batteries from us, we include all the necessary connection cables to convert to 48 volts, custom-cut to the exact length required to connect your solar board to the batteries. Inverter cables are provided with your inverter purchase. Please note that the solar board comes as shown, without battery or inverter cables. No one can beat our prices on panels, batteries, and inverters. 

Why 48 volts is king!

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The back of most inverters have three screws so you can connect the ground, hot and neutral wire to get 30 amps or more out of your inverter.

Victron Energy products are designed to withstand significant vibrations associated with mobile use. They coat all electronics with a conformal layer to enhance durability and prevent movement during vibrations.

Victron further enhances their resilience by potting their MPPT charge controllers with epoxy. In contrast, brands like Growatt, and other all-in-one systems are primarily designed for stationary use in homes, garages, and sheds and are not necessarily designed for vehicle use.

The Victron MPPT 100/20 controller can support over 1,200W of solar panels, enabling seamless integration with other high-quality mobile components. Plus, it is dead silent which is great for when you’re out in the quiet wilderness. 

To ensure maximum protection, always use components specifically designed and safety-certified for mobile environments. Continuous movement and vibration can loosen wiring connections, increasing the risk of electrical hazards.

See more information on safety when choosing the solar equipment.