solar plugn

**CoChris** · 10-08-2018, 11:42 AM

Originally Posted by GoN4it

i saw my trailer has a plug n for solar on the left front. can't find any info on it. can anyone give me some info?

thanks
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gon4it

Welcome to the forum. You can buy the mating plug separately at Amazon or other suppliers. The male connector is Cnlinko LP-20-C02PE-01-001. Also, be aware that Grand design provides the wall mount connector and wires with an inline 10 amp fuse (standard automotive blade style) but the ends of the wires (with ring terminals) are just left laying on the floor next to the battery. You will need to connect these to the battery before using the wall mount connector.

Enjoy your trailer

Chris

**Devanl** · 09-24-2022, 11:47 PM

Originally Posted by CoChris

Welcome to the forum. You can buy the mating plug separately at Amazon or other suppliers. The male connector is Cnlinko LP-20-C02PE-01-001. Also, be aware that Grand design provides the wall mount connector and wires with an inline 10 amp fuse (standard automotive blade style) but the ends of the wires (with ring terminals) are just left laying on the floor next to the battery. You will need to connect these to the battery before using the wall mount connector.

Enjoy your trailer

Chris

Couldn’t find the original thread from when I was searching for more info on the fuse for this connector so I’m hoping people won’t mind it here for posterity.

The fuse on my imagine 2800bh was inline behind the wall. (See photo attached)

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Regards

**jk5443** · 05-20-2023, 10:02 AM

If you get a Furrion to Anderson adapter, the pins might appear to be too large for the solar port. It's not the case though, the solar port has a bad plastic mold, simply (carefully) drill out the plastic in front of the female sockets. Success!

**Second Chance** · 05-20-2023, 11:50 AM

Originally Posted by [email protected]

If you get a Furrion to Anderson adapter, the pins might appear to be too large for the solar port. It's not the case though, the solar port has a bad plastic mold, simply (carefully) drill out the plastic in front of the female sockets. Success!

You realize this is a five-year-old thread with the last post eight months ago?

I've sent you a PM on another topic - please check it.

Thanks!

Rob