Solar Kit for Camper

Power up your camper and explore without limits with our campervan solar panel kits. Recharge your leisure batteries off-grid and enjoy the freedom to travel anywhere. 

Our best-selling campervan solar panel kit is the 200w MPPT kit, which provides an excellent balance of power, price, and size.

Voltanic’s range of solar products is perfect for the most popular vehicle conversions, including VW Transporter (T4, T5, and T6 models), Mercedes Sprinter, Nissan NV200, Ford Transit, and others.

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✅ Highly customizable and easy to install (installation guide included).

✅ These kits are perfect for small energy consumers, including lights, smartphones, laptops, cameras, and any other small devices. 

Medium-Large Kits

✅  Several mounting and controller options are available. You also have the option to upgrade your battery to lithium.

✅ These kits have you covered for higher energy demands such as flat TV’s and small refrigerates. 

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Interested in something similar or have any questions?

We understand you may have unique requirements for your set-up. Contact us to modify any kit to your needs. 

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FAQ

Photovoltaic solar panels are coated with a thin layer of silicon. When sunlight hits the panel, photons are absorbed, leading to the separation of electrons from the silicon atoms, causing them to move. This generates a DC electric current that is gathered and directed through a controller to charge your 12v leisure battery.

Our solar panel kits are designed for easy installation, even for those with limited DIY experience. Each kit comes with detailed step-by-step instructions, and our customer support team is available to assist you throughout the installation process.

We found that most people install campervan solar setups ranging between 200W and 400W, with 600W solar systems being popular choices for larger vans.

Campervan solar kits provide everything you need to begin generating energy, including one or more solar panels, a charge controller, all necessary cables and mounting equipment, as well as optional batteries. Each product offers several options to customize the kit according to your specific requirements.

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    Most solar kits have a dirty little secret they don't tell you about:
    They waste valuable power.
    Here's the deal

    12V solar panels actually output around 20V

    12V leisure batteries charge at just over 12V*

    Standard PWM controllers simply drop those extra 8V — throwing away precious power

    In cloudy Britain where every watt counts, this is a problem.
    The Voltanic Difference

    Every Voltanic Kit takes those wasted volts and converts them into extra amps using Advanced MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracking) Technology.

    Harvest 100% of your Solar Energy - No wasted watts

    Charge your Batteries 30% Faster

    More Power, Fewer Panels - Perfect for tight spaces

    Better Value Investment - Get what you pay for

    Maximum Power. Zero Waste.
    24V 20V 16V 12V 8V 20V Input 12V Output 8V Wasted as Heat
    24V 20V 16V 12V 8V 20V Input 12V Output Converting to Extra Amps
    Real World Comparison:
    100W Panel Performance
    Watts = Volts x Amps
    Controller Standard PWM Voltanic MPPT
    Panel Voltage 20V 20V
    Controller Charging Voltage 12V
    (PWM reduces voltage)
    12V
    (MPPT reduces voltage)
    Amperage 5.8A
    (amps stays same)
    8.2A
    (MPPT increases amps)
    Power Output 12V × 5.8A = 70W 12V × 8.2A = 98W
    Power Wastage ~30W
    (lost as heat)
    ~2W
    (conversion loss)