Rich Solar Kits

Rich Solar Kits: Rich Solar Panels, Batteries and Inverters Bundled to Match

A Rich Solar kit takes the guesswork out of matching parts. Instead of buying rich solar panels, a charge controller, a battery and an inverter separately and hoping the voltages line up, you get a configuration the brand has already paired: MEGA panels sized to the controller, an ALPHA lithium battery sized to the inverter, and the wiring to connect them. The range runs from a two-panel charging kit for a van that already has a battery, up to whole-property systems with 30 panels and 20kWh of storage.

This collection holds 54 products, most of them Rich Solar, plus a few Anker SOLIX F3800 bundles with rigid or portable panels. Prices start from $800 for the 400W charging kit and reach about $24,000 for the NOVA 10,000W hybrid inverter kit with 61.44kWh of server-rack batteries.

How to choose a Rich Solar kit

• Charging kit or complete kit. The 400 Watt Solar Charging Kit with 40 Amp MPPT Controller is panels and controller only, for a 12V or 24V bank you already own. The complete kits add the battery and inverter, so the Rich Solar 2000W 12V Complete Solar Kit with 400W of Solar arrives with two MEGA 200 panels, a 30A MPPT controller, a 100Ah ALPHA 1 battery (1.28kWh) and a 2,000W pure sine wave inverter.
• System voltage. 12V kits suit vans and small RVs. The RICH SOLAR 1600 Watt 24V Complete Solar Kit steps up to 24V with eight MEGA 200W panels, a 60A controller, two ALPHA 4 batteries (5.12kWh) and a 3,000W inverter for travel trailers and tiny homes. Cabins and homes go 48V, where the rich solar inverter kits pair with ALPHA 5 rack batteries.
• Daily energy. The 48V Complete Off-Grid Solar Kit 6,500W 48V with 6,560W of Solar and 15.36kWh Storage produces roughly 23.6kWh per day from sixteen MEGA 410 panels, enough for a home or workshop running fully off grid.
• Room to grow. Rich solar batteries in the ALPHA 5 line are built for parallel expansion, so a 48V kit can take more rack modules later without replacing the inverter.

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Sizing tips

• List every appliance and its hours of use, then run the Solar Kit Calculator with your ZIP code. It converts that into battery, inverter and panel size for your sun hours.
• Match the inverter to your largest single load. A 2,000W inverter runs a microwave or a small heater; a 3,000W unit gives headroom to run two at once.
• Battery capacity should cover at least one night. The 1.28kWh ALPHA 1 in the 400W kit covers lights, a fridge and phones; the 2.56kWh ALPHA 2 in the 800W kit adds a laptop day and a cloudy morning.
• Roof space decides panel count. Eight MEGA 200 panels on the 24V kit need real roof area, so measure before ordering.
• The ALPHA 5 48V 100Ah rack battery is pre-order with up to 60 days for delivery; plan an off-grid build around that lead time.

Frequently asked questions

Does a Rich Solar kit include everything to run? The complete kits do: panels, MPPT controller, lithium battery and inverter, plus wiring. The 400W charging kit is panels and controller only, so you supply the battery and, if you want AC outlets, an inverter.

Which kit for an RV? The 12V complete kits (400W or 800W of solar) cover most RVs. Larger trailers and tiny homes get more from the 24V 1,600W kit with 5.12kWh of storage and a 3,000W inverter.

Can I add panels to a kit later? Yes, within the controller's limit. The 400W charging kit is described as expandable from one panel-and-controller setup, and the 48V kits accept more ALPHA 5 rack batteries in parallel.

Every kit ships free to the mainland US from our brand partner warehouses, usually within a few business days, with 30-day returns. Call us if you want a second opinion on which Rich Solar kit fits your loads.