Renogy100W Solar Panel 12 Volt High-Efficiency Monocrystalline Module PV Power for Motorhome, Boat, Caravan, Campervan and Off-Grid Applications

The Renogy 100W Solar Panel is a high-efficiency monocrystalline module perfect for anyone looking to power their motorhome, boat, caravan, campervan or off-grid applications. After using this solar panel for several months, I can confidently say it is one of the best investments I have made.One of the standout features of this solar panel is its high-efficiency monocrystalline cells, which can convert more sunlight into electricity than other types of cells. This means that even on cloudy days, I can still generate enough power to keep my devices charged and my appliances running.The panel is also incredibly durable, with a sturdy aluminium frame and tempered glass that can withstand even the harsh. It's also an excellent option for those who want to set up their solar power system without professional help.But what sets this solar panel apart is its versatility. Not only is it great for use in off-grid applications, but it can also be used to supplement the power of a traditional power source, such as in a motorhome or boat. This has allowed me to save money on my energy bills and reduce my carbon footprint.Overall, I highly recommend the Renogy 100W Solar Panel to anyone looking for a reliable and efficient way to generate electricity. Its high-efficiency cells, durable construction, and versatility make it an excellent investment for anyone who values sustainability and energy independence.I use it mainly to recharge my solar generator

Great solar panel👍heats up better than my other panels.quicker ggggggreat⭐️

These are great panel, this is the 2nd one I have purchased.

Works fine. Comes fitted with the connectors so easy to install.Light weight.

Got 2 of these to recharge my Anker powerstation that i use for power in my garage. I have these mounted sub optimally on my log store, which unfortunately is in the shadow of both the house and garage.In the recent winter i was getting 36w max in total from both panels that are in parallel. Not bad given how dark and dingey it was. This week i've been getting 178w from the panels in total, which is good allowing for efficiency loss from the inverter and the long cables i've run to connect it up.The only downside being picky is the lack of mounting hardware included with the panels. For my purpose i could have used wooden battens to fix them to the log store but for anything else you really need the mounting kit which adds extra cost.Would i recommend these, yes. Would i have liked larger panels, definitely but i'm limited to the relatively poor solar input spec on my powerstation.

Works well and seems to have reasonable power output. Good for price

I'm amazed at how much these panels put out in good conditions.I looked up on-line and found the best angle for where i live for a fixed array is 37° so made it that angle and south facing. I have configured my planels in 2x100w in series then these in parallel as this gives me a total output of around 10amps at 40v. I did try to add a extra 100w to this in parallel but i found this actually reduced my output to no better that 380w-390w. As i have later found out that a unbalanced system is less efficient and i cannot use 3x200w =600w as my allpower system is rated at 500w max solar input. So far this reason have settled at 400w that peaks at over 450w that i have witnessed so far. I am planning to build a new more permanent system in future so i can make use of all 600w worth of panels that i have.

Easy to fit and generates a lot of wattage!