RenogySolar Panel 200 Watt 12 Volt, High-Efficiency Monocrystalline PV Module Power Charger for RV Marine Rooftop Farm Battery and Other Off-Grid Applications, 200W, Single

These Solar Panels work perfect dude. I put them on top of my rack on my truck and keep them plugged into a Anker Solix Power Station and they keep it charged 24/7. I used them during winter on a trip across the country and they kept the battery charged even when it was cloudy they still pulled a great amount of power. I can't wait to get some more for a home power solution. Thank you guys for putting in the work for use remote work guys!

I have 3 of the 100 watt panels in service for about a year. 1 is flat mounted on a truck, the other two are on a rack wired in parallel. They are fantastic. The flat panel will pull down 70 watts during the late spring, summer, and early fall. There's nothing more severe than mounting a panel to a motor vehicle and this unit has proven it is durable.The two mounted on a rack are setup at 45 degrees and will routinely pull down 195-200 watts (95 to 100 watts each!) per my Victron MPPT controller. It's April here in Oregon, and on a sunny day I'm averaging 1.2 kilowatts with these two panels. You can't ask for better performance. They've held up to PNW weather without issue. I'll be buying a pair of 200 watt panels for my trailer soon.While the rest of Renogy's product line is pretty mediocre, their solar panels are fantastic. Buy with confidence.

So convenient. I live in a van and have been using foldable solar panels , taking them off when driving and moving them around throughout the day if I parked in the shade. These however were super easy to attach to my roof racks , I used an unconventional mounting by using paracord through the mounting holes and tying and securing them against my rack. The consistent 50watts in throughout the day when I’m driving or parked is amazing, I don’t need to worry about not having consistent power now. The connection cords are easy to clip to multiple cords and connecting other panels. Even in shade and cloudy weather it gets a decent amount in and the panels are sturdy and easy to clean

Im using a Renogy 100 watt High-Efficiency Monocrystalline Solar Panel to charge my Ecoflow River 2 power station that im using for an outdoor off-grid GNSS project called Geodnet. The solar panel is able to very quickly charge the power station to 100% charge during the daylight hours and with that charge im able to keep the power station running 24/7 until it recharges back to 100% agian when the sun comes back up. Im using a high quality Naponal 10AWG-10ft Advanced Solar to XT60 Charging Cable to connect the solar panel to the Ecoflow River 2 power station. The Renogy Solar panel is mounted on a Newpowa Universal Solar Panel Mount using hose clamps that are attached to a 1-1/2 in. x 10 ft. Galvanized Steel Pipe. The electrical box in the pictures is a Joinfworld 15.7"x11.8"x7.9" outdoor electrical box.Overall I would highly recommend Renogy solar panels, even if you have to use them with other brands of power stations like Ecoflow (like I did) because you like other power station brands better than Renogy.

High quality product at a reasonable price. I now have three of these units powering an outdoor camera and a fountain pump. With that said I have never gotten more then 20 watts out of any single unit on a bright day with the sun overhead. My oldest panel is over 2 yrs old and still functioning as good as the first day it was installed.

we added 4 new panels to the solar system now we are up to 2400 watts and the batteries are full most of the time

Just got this but I'm happy so far. Got an adaptor and plugged it into my Jackery yesterday morning, and was getting 101 watts. Can't yet speak to long-term performance, but so far so good.

Power output has been exactly as expected. Easily mounted to roof rack rails on my vehicle. Has withstood wind and rain. It is currently keeping a 100ah lithium battery charged in my camping setup that powers a small fridge and other accessories. With some other solar brands you don’t know what you’ll get, but that hasn’t been my experience with Renogy.