DOKIOSolar Suitcase 200W Portable Foldable Solar Panel 18v Monocrystalline with Controller to Charge 12 Volts Batteries (All Lead/Acid Types: Vented AGM Gel) RV Camping Marine

The media could not be loaded. I love everything about this panel. It's the embodiment of keep it simple.Is it light? No, its two rigid metal frame, tempered glass face panels on a hinge.Does that matter? Not to me it doesn'tThis panel type is FAR better suited for semi permanent setup compared to your typical soft shell folding panel, and even compared to the semi rigid folders. And it does this while also still folding down to the size of a small briefcase. It basically slides right in-between my 12v cooler and the wall without much sticking out.Leg adjustments aren't great. No matter what you do you will be more or less stuck near a 45 degree angle so midday performance can be lacking slightly (I get like 75w with the sun at its peak) without propping up the bottom or forgoing the legs. However the angle is GREAT at capturing late morning and mid afternoon sun and I can get around 100w when angled for those times.Suggested rotation to maximize production with low work: Start the day with the panel angled SE, 90 minutes before solar noon reangle S, 90 minutes after solar noon reangle SW. For example if the sun is at its peak at 1:30pm, the adjustments will be at 12:00pm and 3:00pm.If you don't wanna mess with doing that it still does great just aimed South, but those two adjustments through the day get me about +30% overall production on average.This 100w panel EASILY recharges my EB3A (268wh) on a single half-decent day, and can even recharge my River 2 Max (512wh) on very clear days. I would say this is a great option for power stations of those sizes, If you have a larger one consider the 200w model.TL;DR 100w panel gets between 75w and 100w depending on time of day in clear sunny weather while being heavyweight and suitable for full time use.

Works as it should, glad i have purchased this. Storage bag zipper broke on the first time using but i knew that was going to happen as soon as i looked at it.

This unit is a decent unit.Heavy? A bit…..but not too bad.Case sucks……. yes…..get creativePuts out good power close to the rated output.Great price…….be careful with legs and there’s are fine.Has the extra components that I neededGet a cheap, 20A MPPT charge controller and the unit will perform even better.This product is a good unit and a fair compromise related to more expensive productsI made the purchase and I am pleased with it.

Workwell with our camper on our truck

Easy to set up plug and play! Immediate power! Used for travel trailer. Was getting 10 hrs of sun exposure in AZ. Can charge 3 100 AH to 50% easily!Nice caring case and lots of extras!

I probably will be returning these since they are 100 W. I'm only getting 59 W coming into my bluetti. And in 2 hr only got to 12% with 101 degree weather in Arizona. If have to leave it outside for 20hr just to fully charge

This is a great solar charger set up. I used it to charge my trlr batteries while dry camping. I have a generator but this works well during the day without the noise of the generator. I use a inverter to run tvs and most appliances.

Muy bueno el articulo precio modico funciona muy bien viene con controlador, facil de guardar viene con un bolso para guardarla. Recomiendo