
Go Power 600w Solarextreme Kit Ic3000 Inverter Charger
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61% under what the other stores charge
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61% under what the other stores charge
Compared across 5 stores. Prices are checked against each store and labelled with when. Store links may earn us a commission.
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The Go Power Solar Extreme is the brand's largest solar and inverter package. It pairs a 600W solar array (a 200W kit plus two 200W expansion kits) with a 3000W pure sine wave inverter charger, a 30A Bluetooth PWM controller, a remote with 50 ft of cable, and a DC install kit. The inverter delivers 3000W continuous and 4800W surge for 5 seconds, with a 125A battery charger and a 50A-per-leg transfer switch that switches in 16ms. It suits RV, van and off-grid cabin owners who want to run 120V appliances and charge from sun or shore power. Against smaller inverter-charger kits, it offers more solar input and a bigger charger, but it is a PWM controller rather than MPPT, and the 49.8 lb unit needs a substantial battery bank.
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Lowest price we've seen: $3,235.99 on Nov 14 at Campingworld. Tracked across 3 stores since Nov 14.
Solar Extreme is Go Power!'s largest solar and inverter system. It pairs a 600-watt solar array with a 3000-watt inverter charger. The inverter charger is an all-in-one unit that combines pure sine wave AC power with a built-in battery charger and transfer switch.
The system can run up to 3000 watts of appliances or electronics at a time. Depending on sun exposure, it charges a battery with almost 29 amps of charging current. It can charge from the sun or from shore power, and it supplies power to 120-volt outlets.
It is best paired with 400+ Ah of AGM battery power or 250+ Ah of lithium battery power.







