Diagrams - Go Power Weekender SW Owner's Manual

Standalone System: A power system not connected to the utility grid (mains.) Sometimes referred to
as an autonomous system.
State of Charge: The percentage of energy in a battery referenced to its nominal full capacity.
Sulfation: The formation of lead sulfate crystals on the plates of a lead-acid battery. Normally used to
refer to large sulfate crystals, rather than small crystals formed in normal battery operation. The sulfate
on the plates of a battery will harden if left in a partially charged state, causing reduced battery capacity
and shortening the life of the battery. If caught in time, "equalization" will remove the buildup of sulfation.
Voltage: The electrical potential between two points. Voltage is analogous to water pressure in that it
pushes the electrons or current through a conductor. The unit for voltage is volt and designated by the

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MC4 Power Cables for RV Kits
Wiring Parallel Modules with MC4 Parallel Connectors
Parallel Wiring Between Standard and MC4 Junction Boxes
RV System Electrical Layout - RV/Off Grid
RV System Electrical Layout - Manual Power Switching
RV System Electrical Layout - Automatic Power Switching
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