EPROPULSION Solar Module / 100 W / foldable / 1430 x 525 x 5 mm / for electric outboard motors

A set would limit the usability of the set items on e-PROPULSION and it looks like you have either overlooked the recommended accessories in our product presentation or have not taken them into account. ---/--- We recommend using the ePROPULSION Solar Charger #31080#. It has a 65 cm long connection cable with MC-4 solar connectors so that you can connect the 1.4 m long module connection cable directly to the charge controller. If the resulting 2 m distance between the module and the charge controller is not enough for you, you could build a 5 or 10 m extension cable yourself. The module connection cables #22308# (5 m 2x2.5 mm²) or #25761# (10 m 2x 4 mm²) as well as 1x the MC-4 connector set #22345# are suitable for this**. Both module connecting cables are already equipped with MC-4 connectors on one side. All you then have to do is fit the open cable ends with the appropriate MC-4 connectors. Since you are making an extension cable, you also have to make sure that the appropriate mating connector must be mounted on each individual wire! You must install a “-” connector on the wire with the pre-assembled “+” plug and you must install a “+” connector on the wire with the already pre-assembled “-” plug. ---/--- **(Due to the extension cables, a voltage loss of ≤ 3% is possible at full module power. This is tolerable. For a lower voltage loss, you could use the next larger cable cross-section, but then you have to accept that the extension cable will be heavier and that it will lose flexibility.) ---/--- I hope this additional information has been helpful to you.

Thank you WP. for your answer. I will order the ePROPULSION Solar Charger 31080 to connect to my EPROPULSION Solar Panel. Another question: Can my EPROPULSION Solar Panel (with the additionally ordered ePROPULSION Solar Charger 31080) be connected to my SPIRIT 1.0 PLUS/EVO electric outboard when the battery is connected and running? Or do I need to take the battery off the engine and solar charge the battery when it is not in use?