ARB 4x4 Accessories

Can I leave my panel out in the weather?

Both Redarc thin film and rigid type panels are protected against the elements and will be fine if left out in the weather. Redarc solar panels are tested to handle rain and hail. The portable panels can also be tied or pegged down so as not to lose them in windy conditions. Generally though, when the weather is stormy, rainy or there is hail about, sunlight levels are not high enough to generate power from your solar panels.

What condition are the items?

Clearance items include ex-demo, superseded items, factory seconds or ex-rework and, in most cases, are not new. All products are sold as is and kits may not be complete. Please check with our sales staff if you’re unsure of the status or condition of particular clearance items.

Where do i place my panel with regards to the sun?

Ideally your solar panel should be in direct sunlight for best performance. As much as possible your solar panel should be perpendicular to the direction of the sun’s rays. In practice this is not always easily achievable or convenient and so Redarc recommend that you orient your panels so that they are facing north at about a 45° angle.

Is there a warranty on clearance items?

Items listed for sale are covered by the Consumer Guarantees under the Australian Consumer Law. No additional warranties are offered. Please confirm the reason a particular good is being sold as a clearance item, as all sales are final.

Can items purchased at the garage sale be fitted?

No. Fitting is not available on items purchased at the Garage Sale and all items must be taken on the day.

Can I purchase or reserve an item before May 2?

No. To be fair to everybody attending on the day, we are unable to sell or put sale items on hold prior to May 2. Items will be sold on a first come, first served basis on the day.

How experienced is your team?

Our team consists of experienced 4×4 technicians who ensure your vehicle is set up correctly for any adventure.

Can I upgrade my solar system?

Redarc solar modules are designed to be upgradable and expandable. All Redarc panels, thin film, portable or fixed, are designed to be interconnected regardless of their type. There is also adaptor plugs available should you wish to add Redarc solar modules to an existing non-Redarc solar setup. For a full list of FAQs, including typical usage calculations, visit www.redarc.com.au/solar.

Will my panel work when it's cloudy?

Solar panels do generate electricity in cloudy weather although their output is diminished. The output can drop to as low as 10% of the full sun intensity. The use of an MPPT regulator will help get the most out of your panels during these conditions.

Where are you located?

We are located in Bairnsdale & Traralgon VIC 3875 & 3844.

What types of vehicles do you cater to?

We cater to various makes and models, including Honda, Holden, Hummer, KIA, Ford, and Hyundai.

What services do you offer for suspensions?

We provide expert advice, installation, and maintenance for shock absorbers, springs, and suspensions to ensure optimal performance and safety.

Where do you serve?

We serve from East Gippsland to the NSW border, providing comprehensive 4WD accessory solutions for Victoria’s far east.

Do you provide towing service?

Yes, we do provide towing service.

Are you locally owned and operated business?

Yes, we locally owned and operated business.

Do you offer vehicle-specific suspension solutions?

Yes, we offer both vehicle-specific applications and universal accessories to suit your 4WD needs and preferences.

What's the best time of day to use my panel?

Your panels will provide the most power at peak sunlight, which occurs in the middle of the day when there is no cloud cover. As long as the sun is out, your panels will continue to provide power at a reduced rate before and after this peak sunlight period.

How do i connect my panel to my battery?

Your solar panels should always be connected through a regulator and then the regulator connected to the battery/s. A regulator is required to ensure that none of the high voltages present at the output of a solar panel during good light conditions can damage the battery/s. Each panel/regulator comes with a set of instructions outlining how they should be connected to the system.