ECO-WORTHY100 Watt Solar Panel 18 Volt Monocrystalline Solar Panel High Efficiency Module RV Marine Boat Caravan Off Grid

This is my first time using a solar panel and honestly its pretty good. I did see some poor quality with the metal but i honestly just need it to put on my shed. It charged my anker solix c300 up from 70 to 100 in under an hour. It only reached 66w under the sun with a small amount of clouds around. For the price its decent and better than those expensive portable solar panels.

We have four of these 100-watt panels hooked up in series. They hit 89 volts at absorption and float. The four panels hit 25 amps output. We ordered three more to set up in parallel for some power stations.

My second panel. Excellent price and love the bifacial. Its light weight and seems ready to be mounted. I haven't mounted mine yet as I am experimenting with a box design to focus light on the backside of the panel like winter would and simulate winter all year in Colorado.I feel like these panels are durable and hope they last through the summer as they will be put to the test during hail season which is about to start.Highly recommend if you want to see some improvement to just a single pane panel. I see on average about .2A to .8A per panel more on a cloudy day than just my suitcase panel. On a super sunny day I can say from my calculations of what I consider ideal is about 60-80 watts per panel. That's pretty good folks if you think about the controller also sucking up some of this energy and there had to be some loss through where I'm measuring which is at the terminal where the cable connects to the junction box.Love solar power and want to help others too. This panel rocks and pick one up while the price is still low. This brand eco-worthy is one of my favorites and I own a bunch of their stuff and they all work well. Excellent performance and the mc4 connectors are attaching and detaching well with my custom made cables and other pre made mc4 cables.

I have ordered 3 these and they all work exactly as advertised. The shade really affects these. In the shade you are lucky to see 20wh out of these, but in full sunlight they do work great.I have ordered 3 of these and Amazon shipped them in 2 different sizes.

Been using this for about a half year now as a means to recharge my shed powerstation. I quite frequently see the full 100w, and have hit at least 115w during optimal conditions. Panel seems well built and sturdy. While it's weight isn't comparable to some portable panels, it's still light and small enough that if one wanted to they could use it for camping and such without TOO much hassle.Overall very happy with this panel.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Pricing was right and looked very sturdy. Wattage power was great!

Works great, great price

Update! These all survived the storms unharmed and are now all connected to my little Ecoflow, which will soon be an Anker Solix C1000. After that they’ll be connected to a solar charge controller and charging a large LiFePo4 battery. I know these will do very well.They generate power far longer than I could have expected and I really don’t have any issues running my little fan in my car and soon I’ll add my Ryzen powered laptop to the mix for my day off! Right now my only limitation is my Ecoflow river 2, which limits solar input to 110w. I’ll be making full use of these with my new Anker C1000, though.Once I have my Anker C1000 I will be strongly considering adding my two year old mini fridge to the mix and see how things go. I may even do that this weekend, just to see how it goes. I imagine I might be able to power it nearly constantly with my River 2, if that’s all that’s running.I highly recommend these panels!Original: These are a fantastic deal. I have three installed on the roof of my car for a large battery bank I’m making and I connected one to my Ecoflow to keep it charged until the battery bank is completed. The one that’s connected to the Ecoflow peaked at 101 watts sitting flat on the roof of the car!I’m absolutely thrilled by these panels. I did purchase four, but only had room to install three, so I have an extra that I’ll purchase another panel to make a portable solar setup with.I installed them this morning and later tonight severe storms with large hail and strong potential for tornados, so let’s see if these hold up to this impromptu torture testing!I really had no idea the storm was coming. The warning came out a few hours ago. If I never leave another review, expect that the worst has happened.