200 Watt 12 Volt Flexible Monocrystalline Solar Panel

Excellent product. Slightly more expensive than other flexible 100w panels but it is MUCH better. I have placed mine on top of my motorhome, which was relatively easy to do. One small criticism is that there is o ly a very small space around the sides of the panel which makes it a bit tricky to stick down with the tape I use. This is a meagre niggles though, another 1 inch would of been plenty. It harvests around 20-25w on a very cloudy/rainy British day, which is superb and better than my other panels. On a sunny day with the sun directly above it will harvest pretty much upto 100w - which is again way better than my other panels. Really superb for any solar panel, let alone a lightweight flexible one such as this. I'm super pleased with it, and am about to order another 4 for the van roof! Really superb quality product all round. Well done Renogy üëè

Charging up to 110w when the sky is clear, so a little better than advertised. Normal light charging rate is 40 - 60w, which is enough to charge my power station during the day, run a fan and charge a few standard usb power banks. I use relatively little electricity, so it brings my electric bill down to about 60p, usually less, a day (including the standard charge).. I run a laptop, fan, e-bike and a few other bits off this panel alone. It’s only really the fridge and lights that run off the mains. For around £100 for this and £250 for a decent power station you can power a lot of your home….but i guess if you watch a lot of TV you would need better gear.The panel is decent quality. I’ve got mine strapped to a velux window. My home is just a place I sleep and dump my stuff so I don’t care about unsightly leads, these are really meant for caravans.

Installed on my Bimini, they are working great. Great customer service.

Purchased 2 200 watt flexible solar panels. They are very good ones. I have a Ecoflow Pro generator and 1 battery for 7200 watt hrs to power all my electrical needs while traveling across the country for my medical profession. These panels charge my generators very fast and I never have any worries. I love my new panels from Renogy and would definitely recommend them.

I bought this panel as additional dolar on my boat. I wanted a panel that i could move around b on the foredeck to give me extra power at anchor. I stow the panel when sailing. It is up and running and giving great output. I would buy another one if needed. Renogy were great to buy from. Easy b to orxer and fast and efficient delivery.

Absolutely top quality bit of kit , even in weak sunlight this Renogy 200w Solar Panel coupled up with my Renogy 50A DC-DC Battery Charger with MPPT has kept my starter and house battery charged up all winter , and never did l have to worry again about whether my van would start on a cold wintery morning again 🥳🤙

Genuinely capable of yielding the advertised 100W.It's robust and flexible. Slightly larger than expected - but an excellent product, small enough to be used as a portable solar panel.Some solar panels offering 100W and above have an open circuit output voltage that's slightly too high for smaller power banks (power banks around 300 Wh or less), so they trip out the power bank. But this gives you 100W without tripping out your power bank.You can connect to any power bank that has a DC 5.5mm input - just use an MC4 to DC 5.5mm converter cable.No voltage regulator needed! You just need the panel, your power bank and the convertor cable and then you can easily set it up anywhere.You can leave this outside, it's fully waterproof. (Your power bank obviously needs to be in a watertight and sunproof container if it's outside).I've tested lots of panels - and this offers the best balance of quality, power, portability, strength, flexibility with a low enough open circuit output voltage to be compatible with small or large portable power banks.Highly recommended, buy with confidence.

The edges need protection.A plastic or rubber seal to fit all the way around the panel. Cable ties for hanging up . I am going to ge a bag to carry it in .I think you should have extension solar cables 6-10 metres to add in line. + 2 pairs of solar connectors .

Have got this rigged up in our 1978 VW bay campervan. It fits across the inside of the windscreen perfectly so it doubles up as curtains! We just put the sun visors down to keep it in place.It's mega lightweight so we can move it around the van without issue. It keeps us and the tunes running for days and tops up the leisure batter a treat.Thoroughly recommend.