Topsolar Solar Panel Kit 100 Watt 12 Volt Monocrystalline Off Grid System for Homes RV Boat + 30A 12V/24V Solar Charge Controller +Solar Cables + Z-Bracket for Mounting

Such great solar panels, especially for the price. They worked well with my inverter and never had any issues with them. Even had a hail storm and they handled it so well.

Bought 2 of these. 1 keeps the batteries on my rv charged up so I don't have an extension cord running from my house across my lawn and driveway. The second powers a diesel heater and charges the battery we have set up in the barn. We don't have electricity way out there so got this to try and it's worked amazingly well. It's easy to setup and move if need be. Cable length is nice and long.

As a budget starter kit this works great. Out of the box the solar panel and charge controller were easy to connect together. As every battery type is different, you made need additional hardware depending on what terminals are on yours. In my case, I have a lead acid car battery with half inch terminals. To connect them I used a pair of basic terminal busses. Other than the terminal busses which are specific to your battery, the kit contains all necessary cables and fittings to connect the components to each other and a battery. Once connected to the battery, the charge controller screen lights up. Then when the panel is connected and in sunlight the battery begins charging. Rooftop installation hardware is straight forward to install and seems quite durable. With an 800W inverter I purchased separately, I can now power my work shed off grid with this kit. I'm planning to buy a second one of these kits and expand both to 300W each, which will allow for backup home power during outages.

This panel is used to recharge an RV deep cycle battery while stored and when dry camping in more remote areas. The monitoring device system and cables that come with the kit were attached, by me, to a Furrion 10 Amp connection device (not included in the kit). I use the panel and equipment as portable, not rooftop fixed, in order to gain/aim at the sun to land perpendicular on the panel itself throughout the day. Two problems encountered: 1. The black and red cables that insert in to the monitoring device will tend to fall out of the screw down clamps at times. I have to frequently check them to make sure that use and vibration do not loosen the cables. Two of the four clamps seem prone to loosening. Needed is the largest Phillips head screwdriver from a glasses repair kit to tighten these screws. 2. I had to re-solder the electrical connection points of the cables in the box on the back side of the solar panel. These fell (broke) off because the amount of solder used by the manufacturer (or its robot) was far too skimpy. I added much more silver-based electrical solder this time, clamping everything back down on the cover. It will never come loose again. Otherwise, the panel and the monitoring system has done the job of both recharging the battery, maintaining the battery and for day use. We camped at Big Bend National Park in west Texas (no hookups) and went six days with no power shortage whatsoever. We did the same at Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore (no hookups) on the LP of Michigan, as well as many remote UP campsites along Lake Superior (much lower sun angle there), and we still had no issues with electrical supply day or night. The system did the job, just what was needed for dry camping. Note: The panel performs more efficiently on colder days than on hot days.

First off, for anyone wondering these are not the same panels as the older version of the 170 watt, but same size. I've ended up with about half of the old style and half of the new style...but close enough in specs. They are easy to connect, do your research but you almost can't hook these up wrong. They are a good value for the money, especially for those of use who don't have the budget to order a whole pallet at a time. The size seems to be a little bigger than the standard 100 watt panels, but not too large thar you can't handle them by yourself. Seems to be very durable, however the plastic corners often get broken off during shipping. Would be awesome to see a pack of replacements from the manufacturer. I haven't researched these vs other panels admittedly, but seems to be pretty efficient. Two panels hooked up to a 1100 watt inverter and an upgraded solar charge controller will run 150 watts or so almost all day and night hooked up to two 12 v batteries (largest AGM from Bass Pro). I've ran TV's and wifi, grill, fans, ect...obviously depends on your setup but will charge your solar batteries and do what is needed for a good battery life.

I actually bought two of these kits, one for my setup and another to install on a friend’s RV, but the second panel arrived without the connection cables, which made installation impossible until I purchased replacements separately. The frame looks sturdy and well built. However, the included 30A charge controller doesn’t seem to regulate properly, sometimes it won’t turn on, and other times it provides no clear indication of charging. It’s also frustrating that the system doesn’t clearly support lithium batteries, despite conflicting information in the manual. Overall, the build of the panels seems fine, but the inconsistent controller performance, poor documentation, and missing components make this a disappointing purchase.

These are a bit different than my other 4 panels, these are longer but not as wide and black in color. My other panels run a 4.3 amps these are 5 amps and my other panels are at 19 volts these are a 20 volts. Not a big deal and well within the 10% difference that is tolerated. Easy to install and work well so far. My goal is a kilowatt of solar panels and a 1000ah of batteries.

Worked well keeping my battery topped off while using a diesel heater. Considering getting another one for a similar application.

RAS , produit qui respire la qualité Fonctionnement parfait, reste à régler le boîtier, ça c'est pas évident pour moi Si je voudrais acheter un panneau compatible, est-il possible d'avoir le référence SVP Merci de votre attention

Very simple to setup. Using for an off grid garage. Simple battery charging and lighting setup. I will probably invest more into the setup but for the time being it is great. Currently running led lights, usb chargers and a diesel heater without any problems.

Als WoWa Upgrade bestellt. Montage liegend-100% geklebt, parallel-geschaltet an mitgelieferten 20A-Laderegler. Ladezeit für eine 120Ah-Batterie(AGM)ca. 1Tag an einem durchschnittlichem Sommertag. mit dem Solar-Set betreibe ich in Verbindung mit der 120Ah-Bat sowie einem 1KW-pure-sinus-wechserichter die Innenraumbeleuchtung (ausschl.LED!) TV, Radio ,Kühlschrank sowie z.Teil die Infrarot-Heizflächen und ggfs.die Warmwasser-Aufbereitung. Das setzt aber auch einen sonnreichen Tag voraus. Dies entspricht dann ca. 50-60& autarke Betriebsweise. DAS MACHT SINN !! Auch zu Hause !! Gutes Set,kann man durchaus weiter empfehlen

Nachdem ich es leid war, die Autobatterie (45Ah) in meinem Gartenhaus, zum Aufladen immer nach Hause zu schleppen, dachte ich über eine kleine Inselanlage im Gartenhaus nach. Meine Ansprüche sind nicht groß. Handy laden, Licht, Radio mit Aktivboxen und den Akku meiner Heckenschere laden. Das ist es schon. Ich entschied mich für das beschriebene Set im Angebot von Amazon. Was soll ich sagen... mit etwas technischem Verständnis, sehr einfach zu installieren, funktioniert. Der Laderegler ist nicht bluetoothfähig, aber was will man bei dem Preis auch erwarten. Er tut was er soll. Hat auch noch einen USB Anschluss und Buchsen um eine Lampe anzuschließen. Für das Akkuladegerät für meine Heckenschere habe ich einen 400W/700W Konverter angeschlossen. Funktioniert, allerdings zieht der Konverter mit 70 Watt schon ordentlich Strom aus der 44Ah Batterie. Aber es klappt, wird auch nicht warm. Da ich nicht täglich im Garten bin und deshalb wenig Energieverbrauch habe, ist mein Speicher immer voll. Ich überlege zur Zeit, ob ich vielleicht noch einen Camperkühlschrank anschließen soll. Wer mehr Komfort benötigt, muss natürlich in anderen Kategorien denken. Für mich reicht die Anlage derzeit völlig aus. Mal sehen wie ich über den Winter komme. Dank Süd-Ausrichtung, habe ich den ganzen Tag, vorausgesetzt die Sonne scheint, volle Sonne. Auch bei bedecktem Himmel, zeigte mein Laderegler nie weniger als 13,5 Volt an.

Aparentemente es atractivo....pero no es realidad. No es lo que dicen del producto.