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Xponent™ Power Begins Customer Deliveries, Ramps Up Commercial Production, and Secures Multi-State Dealership Partnerships
Xponent has delivered systems to its initial customers and added dealers in Arizona, California, and Texas to begin building its nationwide network. Learn how we’re bringing a new solar solution to market.
How Much RV Solar Power Do You Need?
Adding solar power to your RV not only helps the environment by cutting fossil fuel use but also extends your ability to be off grid. Since it can be tricky to figure out how much power you need for when the sun is shining and when it’s not, here are some tips to help.
Low Voltage Makes Xpanse™ the Safest and Smartest RV Solar Awning
To make sure RV travel is safe, we champion low voltage DC systems like our innovative 35V XpanseTM solar awnings. Here's why a lower voltage setup is safer and better than high voltage systems.
Investment Tax Credit
The Xpanse solar awning delivers on the promise of freedom and adventure. An investment in Xpanse is an investment your freedom to explore.It is also an investment in our environment. 1200Ws of solar power replaces the need for bulky, noisy, polluting generators necessary to explore off-grid.
Extreme Testing of our Xpanse Solar Awning
Like many of our customers, we’re also outdoor enthusiasts so when we set out to build our XpanseTM solar awning, we knew that durability was core to creating a world class product that people could trust to perform no matter the weather conditions or situations.
Power your Adventures
We believe company slogans should have real meaning. Most of the catchy phrases we have heard lately seem to be meant just to grab attention. At Xponent Power, they mean so much more –they represent why we exist.
Rollable Solar Awnings – Considerations and Concerns
RV’ers need ever increasing amounts of energy to power all of their electrical appliances, particularly when going off-grid or boondocking. RV Solar systems offer a great way to generate clean and quiet power during off-grid camping adventures.
CARB regulations and solar
Last year, California’s Air Resources Board (CARB) approved a regulation that will require most new small off-road engines (SORE) used in leaf blowers, lawn mowers, etc. to be zero emission starting in 2024.