100W 12V Flexible Solar Panel 9BB Monocrystalline Cell 12 Volt Semi-Flexible for Marine RV Trailer Boat Cabin Van Car Uneven Surfaces 12V Battery Charge

Its been 1 year and so far so good. I have 4 panels in a Series+Parallel config and I regularly get 300w, in rare cases have seen 330w, so 75-82w per panel. Can't complain about that! I also have 2 Renogy panels which perform at the same % of power under the same conditions. I worry about the longevity of these, as it appears that some cell clusters are darker/lighter when you view them at an angle (see picture). Maybe that's normal, or maybe there is some UV fading, only time will tell. But no drop in output yet. I like that these are low amp (6.6 Isc) so I can run them in parallel and stay under my 15A limit. Low Voc (18.6) means I can technically run 3 in series and stay under the 60V limit of my power station. I've tried running 3 in series (in hot weather, so not calculating for low-temp voltage) and they work but sometimes I've gotten nothing when I connect the wires, so I don't know if there was a bad connection or maybe the stated Voc is slightly higher and maxing out my unit. I need to figure that out as I might get 2 more panels and run a 3+3 S&P config. The weight and size to wattage ratio of these is excellent. I got them to go on my van conversion, but when I'm not traveling I take them off and put them on a homemade rack to offset my home electricity. This light weight setup means I can easily move them around the yard by hand to keep them pointed directly at the sun throughout the day. Good purchase and would buy again.

Efficient panel at a great price, ordered more after initial installation. Paired it with Victron SmartSolar charger. Have not seen 100W; maximum observed output is 89W from any single panel. That said, this panel has a prismatic surface that appears to focus sunlight at lower angles. My observation is the overall output throughout the day seems better than my other ‘glass’ fixed panels because of this effect. Other points of note: Mounting eyelets ID is small. I needed to remove to use my preferred LOXX fasteners to mount. The wires exits the panel in opposite directions from the ‘box’ on the panel. For my installation this forced me to loop one wire under the panel so I could get both wires to run parallel to each other. Unsure of durability yet. I suspect UV will take its toll over the years but easy to replace as they are certainly priced right. Great value!

Have 4 of these. Like these so far. Good output under ideal conditions. Are very susceptible to shading weakness however.

I have 3 of the 100w panels on my van roof with spray adhesive and they on there on there for the past month no lifting they keep my Jackery Explorer 1000 v2 charged while running my 12v fridge daily it’s currently summer in eastern nc and it’s hot the fridge keeps up and I’m able to use my microwave lights and tv at night no problem wake up around 30-40% end charged completely on sunny days and recovered to 60-70% on cloudy days (heavy dark) the light white cloudy days I average 60-70w plenty for my use hope this helps someone I have 2 panels parallel and 1 by itself I have not had a day yet where i couldn’t recover enough to get through the night

My, oh my! I tested this solar panel and,I can see that within capacity it packs a rather healthy-sized punch. It's quite a good-looking piece of camping technology. There is yet to discover for durability as I tinker with it to test its potential for my "RV-cycle" to maintain a daily charge for the e-bike battery. Installation looks like a no-brainer to me! Battery charge? Again I say it packs a punch. A control box would reduce the actual voltage to a third of the nominal output under, let's say, bright ceiling lights. So I can imagine how much oomph it ought to generate at noon!

Nicely constructed solar panel that is somewhat flexible. I plan on using two of these on the roof of my crew cab 2500HD truck to power a solar generator I built. I do worry that the backs of the panels get hot so I may place a barrier between then and the roof of the truck. My solar controller says they are pushing watts so I am happy. Power output seems to be about what I would expect, and my battery (2 50AH Lithiums in parallel) fully charge up each day after 8 hours of 5AH breathing machine so i am happy.

We bought this 100 watt panel a year ago and now it only puts out 26 watts when a comparable flexible panel of another brand that we own is getting 95 watts with our MPPT controller with same hook up a minute apart on a very sunny clear blue sky day. Topuvine lists a 5 year warranty but unable to reach company for product support. Website link doesn't work. I finally sent an email to [email protected] and have not heard back either. We expected flexible panels to not hold up as well as glass, but this is terrible. UPDATE: 7/9/26 The company still has not responded to my email, but has changed the product images/photos/information of the item to remove any written information stating it has a 5 year warranty. Actually, now there isn't any written info about a warranty, but there is audio making claims about a "long service life". The video which describes the product did have closed captioning that printed out clearly "5 year warranty", but changed the captions. The audio still clearly states 5 year warranty at the end. Listen to the 10 second video. Instead of taking responsibility for their warranty, they chose these tactics.

Purchased on sale for $69.00... Better configured for a permanent RV mount. This appears to be a heaver in weight and better quality flexible solar panel. The physical size footprint is larger. It has 6 eyes for mounting instead of 4. It mixed in with the other $89.00 flexible solar panel that's lighter in weight. Both have the same configuration of solar cells and rated the same voltage and wattage. If weight isn't a problem I would go with this one. If weight is a problem then the other one I have.

Super ma batterie se recharge enfin complêtement et mon frigo fonctionne toute la nuit. Suit partit 4 jours avec rien que de la pluie, mais il a assuré la charge malgré ça. Léger souple de bonne qualité livré vite j'en suis très content

Como lo explico? Es decir, me siento muy a gusto con el producto, de hecho ya pedí el segundo, pero desafortunadamente con el primero tuve un problema. Me convencí de dejarlo a la intemperie y justo ese mismo día que fue su segundo día de uso, se presentó un tiempo climatológico desfavorable, a tal punto que el panel salió volando, afortunadamente estaba sujeto a un amarre elástico improvisado, me convencí de que como es flexible no le iba a pasar nada. Cuál fue mi sorpresa? Que al día siguiente ya no daba la capacidad que me estaba aventando que era de arriba de 65w, lo estoy usando con la EcoFlow River 3, pero bueno el asunto es que me asomé como es que estaba dando menos voltaje, lo bajé para revisarlo y me di cuenta que tenía un rayón, por lo que supuse que al estarse golpeando con la escalera a la que estaba sujetado, fue eso que lo afectó. Yo asumo que el error fue mío, pero ahora con el segundo panel ya soy más cuidadoso. Los paneles se sienten de muy buena calidad, no aseguró que den arriba de 70w, porque he venido monitorizando durante mucho tiempo el tiempo real. Pero de que los recomiendo, sí, los recomiendo. Importante saber que para quienes vayan a hacer sus experimentos de unir dos o más paneles, lo hagan en paralelo para que se mantenga en un rango seguro de Amperaje, y es muy importante revisar cuanto soporta su centro de energía, ya que el no tener cuidado sobre eso, podría llegar a dañar sus baterías de almacenamiento masivo de energía. Y si no están seguros de como hacerlo, lo más recomendable es que pidan que un profesional realice dicha instalación. Ah! Una última cosa, para quienes los vayan a comprar, es importante saber que no vienen con sus cables que se conectan al cable de AC y mucho menos trae un cable (Y) ojalá y más adelante puedan considerar proveer ese cable ya que podria sacarnos de muchos apuros, yo al darme cuenta de eso por eso desde el principio pedí mi cable para conectarlo a la extensión. Ah! Y por favor tengan mucho cuidado al comprar una extensión de AC, porque tiene que ser exclusivo para energía solar fotovoltaica, de no ser así si no ponen los cables correctos podrían generar un corto circuito y adiós paneles, cables y baterías de almacenamiento. Es todo, muchas gracias.

Wp max (1 month use) = 110wp Wh in 1 day (may in France) = 520wh On average i get 70-80wp and 400wh on my campervan. Way better ten expected.

Ottimo e leggero. Usato con una fossibot f800 dà 85w

Ich hatte mir eines gekauft für ein Segelboot. Es ist an einem Victron Laderegler angeschlossen. Zu Hause mit einem Solarpanelmessgerät an einem Nachmittag bei Sonne gemessene 70 Watt - finde ich sehr o.k. - Auf dem Boot - flach liegend auf der "Kuchenbude" - auch o.k. - da es aber nicht den Grundverbrauch des Bootes in Abwesenheit lieferte (Wetter bedingt) habe ich ein 2. Panel nachbestellt. Von den Werten mag es das gleiche gewesen sein, aber die Moduloberfläche hat eine ganz andere Struktur. Schon komisch :) Werden unter gleichem Produkt verschiedene Versionen verkauft. Das 2. Modul auf dem Boot in Reihe angeschlossen und nun klappt es auch mit dem Grundverbrauch. Das Modul selber macht einen wertigen Eindruck - es ist soweit flexibel, dass es sich dem Stoff der Kuchenbude anpasst (leicht durchgebogen). Ich denke, die bringen, was sie sollen - wenn man auf den immer wiederkehrenden Promocode wartet, bekommt man es etwa günstiger. Meine klare Empfehlung: kann man bedenkenlos kaufen