Overland Solar

Overview

Our Overland Solar collection brings you portable, rugged solar power systems designed for life off the grid. Whether you’re overlanding through desert dunes, camping in remote forests, or working at a back-country job site, these solar kits deliver reliable energy wherever the sun shines.

Key Product Categories

• Folding Solar Panels
  • High-efficiency monocrystalline panels in weather-resistant, fold-and-go fabric cases. Built-in kickstands and carry handles make deployment and stowage effortless.
• Semi-Flexible Mountable Panels
  • Ultra-thin, bendable modules that conform to curved surfaces—ideal for roof racks, hoods, or trailers. Marine-grade construction resists moisture and vibration.
• Rigid High-Output Modules
  • Framed panels with reinforced mounts for permanent or semi-permanent installations on overland rigs, campers, and trailers.
• MPPT Charge Controllers
  • Maximum Power Point Tracking regulators that increase harvest efficiency, protect batteries, and manage multi-panel arrays.
• Battery Integration Kits
  • All-in-one harnesses and combiners for linking solar panels to lithium or AGM battery banks—complete with fuses, breakers, and mounting hardware.

Core Benefits

• True Portability: Lightweight, foldable designs and integrated handles let you set up power anywhere—no permanent mounts required.
• Durable Construction: UV-stabilized fabrics, marine-grade encapsulation, and corrosion-resistant frames ensure years of off-road use.
• Scalable Systems: Mix and match panels, controllers, and battery kits to build the exact wattage and storage you need—expandable as your power demands grow.
• Eco-Friendly Power: Generate clean, quiet energy without gas generators—perfect for stealth campsites, wildlife protection, and reducing your carbon footprint.

Typical Use Cases

• Charging dual-battery systems on overland trailers and rooftop tents.
• Powering 12 V fridges, lights, and communication radios at basecamp.
• Running USB charging ports for phones, cameras, and GPS units on remote expeditions.
• Supporting small off-grid workstations, field-service tools, and emergency communications.

Safety & Maintenance

• Wipe panels clean after dusty runs to maintain peak output.
• Inspect cables, connectors, and controller settings before each trip.
• Store controllers and batteries in a dry, temperature-controlled space when not in use.