Identify the Go Power Weekender ISW 83295 by its 1500W inverter, separate GP-TS transfer switch and solar PWM controller. This reference helps match the existing components to catalog photos before selecting replacements or a panel expansion.

Weekender ISW 83295 solar, battery and transfer layout

Trace each major part to see what it does before replacing it.

Solar and DC path

200W rooftop solar panelSC connector leads and appropriate roof routing
30A PWM controllerRegulates solar charging of the battery
12V battery bankBattery-side fuses and correctly sized cables
GP-ISW1500 inverterUses battery energy for pure sine wave AC

External AC and selected loads

Shore or generatorExternal AC source, independent from solar
Separate GP-TS 30A switchPasses appropriate external AC; inverter is the other source
Selected RV AC circuitsFollow factory panel, neutral and grounding diagrams
Existing RV converterNot part of the Weekender kit
Original functional overview, not a wire-to-terminal installation schematic. Actual inverter output and AC service conditions depend on the specific model and RV distribution layout.

How the Weekender works

The Weekender's PWM solar controller recharges the 12V batteries from roof solar. Its 1500W GP-ISW1500 inverter supplies selected AC loads from battery energy. The GP-TS changes the AC source to shore/generator when appropriate external power is available.

There is no AC battery charger in the Weekender ISW. The RV's existing converter/charger is still needed for shore-power battery charging. The transfer switch is limited to 30A service; the system must not be treated as a 50A dual-leg unit.

Weekender component identification

Kit component Identifying model / rating Role in RV
PV panel 200W framed module (GP-PV-200M) Solar supply
Solar controller GP-SB-PWM-30-BT 30A PWM Battery charging and monitoring
Inverter GP-ISW1500-12, 1500W pure sine Battery DC to 120V AC
Transfer switch GP-TS, separate 30A Automatic shore / inverter changeover
Remote GP-ISW-R Inverter on/off and status
Battery DC installation GP-DC-KIT3, #2 AWG / 200A Protected inverter battery cabling
Solar cables and mounts 25-ft red/black solar cables, mounting hardware Rooftop panel connection
Shore AC battery charging Uses existing RV converter Not built into Weekender ISW
Check the kit generation: The numbered 83295 200W system is associated with a Bluetooth PWM controller, but earlier Weekender builds can have different panels and control hardware. Check the label before buying a spare part. OVERLANDER-E requires an approved PV expansion design.

Find the corresponding catalog photos

Use the complete kit, inverter, remote, switch and cable photos to identify the exact original equipment. These independently listed parts are not all extra purchases needed with the boxed system.

Complete Weekender kit

Inverter, switch and installation parts

Solar expansion possibility

Go Power manufacturer diagrams and documentation

The manufacturer's system manual shows the physical PV, battery and AC arrangement. Use the exact revision of the installed inverter, controller and transfer equipment for electrical installation and terminal wiring.

Weekender factory wiring diagram (PDF) · GP-TS wiring reference (PDF) · Manufacturer Weekender system details

Electrical safety: Solar panels can remain energized in daylight. Disconnect shore, generator and battery sources before work. High-current DC connections and AC transfer wiring should be performed by qualified RV electrical personnel following the factory instructions.

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