Rich Solar Complete 400W Solar Kit with Battery & Inverter | Off-Grid Solar Power System for RVs, Vans, Cabins & Backup Power | Complete Energy Solution - RS-CK400
Our Complete 400W Solar Kit with Battery & Inverter includes all the essential components to begin your solar journey. The kit features two high-efficiency 200W Monocrystalline panels, a 40A MPPT controller, a 2000W 12V inverter, and an ALPHA 1 Lithium battery. Ideal for your RV or tiny home, this kit makes embarking on your solar adventure easy and efficient. Start building your energy independence today!
Includes
- 2 x MEGA 200W 12V Panel (RS-M200)
- 1 x Bravo 30A MPPT Charge Controller (RS-MPPT30PB)
- 1 x ALPHA 1 Lithium Battery (RS-B121S)
- 1 x NOVA 2000W 12V Inverter (RS-V2P12)
- 2 x Z Bracket Set (RS-ZB4C)
- 1 x Cable Entry Housing (RS-C2B)
- 1 x 15A Solar Panel Inline Fuse Holder (RS-SC15F)
- 1 x 30' 10 AWG Solar Cable Set (Panel to Controller) (RS-30101)
- 1 x 10' 10 AWG Battery Cable Set (Controller to Battery) (RS-1010
- 1 x 2/0 Gauge 3/8" Battery Cables 4FT Cable Set (Inverter to Battery) (RS-2/0A4F3)
What our Experts Think
Q&A
Q: What is the Rich Solar Complete 400W Solar Kit with Battery & Inverter (RS-CK400)?
A: It is an all-in-one off-grid solar power system designed for RVs, vans, cabins, and backup power, combining solar panels, a lithium battery, charge controller, inverter, and full installation accessories for a ready-to-use energy solution.
Q: How much power does it produce?
A: The system uses 400W of solar input (2 × 200W panels) and includes a 2000W pure sine wave 12V inverter, suitable for running small appliances, lights, electronics, and basic RV loads.
Q: What battery does it include?
A: It comes with a 12V 100Ah LiFePO₄ battery (ALPHA 1), providing about 1,280Wh of stored energy for nighttime and backup use.
Q: What components are included in the kit?
A: It includes solar panels (2 × 200W), MPPT charge controller, LiFePO₄ battery, 2000W inverter, and full wiring/mounting hardware for installation.
Q: What can it power?
A: It can run essentials like lights, fans, laptops, small refrigerators, routers, and other low-to-moderate off-grid loads, especially in RVs and tiny homes.
Q: Is it expandable?
A: Yes. The system can be expanded with additional solar panels, batteries, and upgraded components depending on energy needs.
Maintenance Tips
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Keep solar panels clean and dust-free; wipe with soft water and a microfiber cloth to maintain maximum charging efficiency.
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Avoid abrasive cleaners, solvents, or pressure washing, which can damage panel glass and reduce performance.
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Ensure panels remain fully unshaded, as shading significantly reduces total system output in series/parallel configurations.
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Inspect MC4 connectors, wiring harnesses, and fuse holders regularly for tightness, corrosion, or heat discoloration.
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Check MPPT charge controller settings to ensure correct configuration for 12V LiFePO₄ battery charging profiles.
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Keep the inverter in a well-ventilated, dust-free area to prevent overheating during sustained loads.
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Maintain battery (typically ALPHA 1 LiFePO₄) at 20%–80% daily range, and avoid deep discharges below BMS cutoff.
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For storage, keep battery at ~40–60% charge and recharge every 3–6 months to preserve lifespan.
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Periodically check all system cables (panel-to-controller, controller-to-battery, inverter leads) for secure connections and insulation wear.
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Avoid exceeding system-rated inverter load (commonly ~2000W) to prevent inverter stress and reduced efficiency.
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Perform routine system checks before travel or seasonal use (RV, cabin, backup periods) to ensure charging and discharge stability.
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