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product_id: 328008833
title: "200W Portable Monocrystalline Solar Panel"
brand: "atem power"
price: "€ 417.57"
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# 20A MPPT controller for 20% more power Foldable to 1/8 size, ultra portable 21% efficiency monocrystalline cells 200W Portable Monocrystalline Solar Panel

**Brand:** atem power
**Price:** € 417.57
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> ☀️ Power your freedom with the ultimate foldable solar companion!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** 200W Portable Monocrystalline Solar Panel by atem power
- **How much does it cost?** € 417.57 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.gr](https://www.desertcart.gr/products/328008833-200w-portable-monocrystalline-solar-panel)

## Best For

- atem power enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted atem power brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Smart Auto-Reconnect:** Advanced auto-optimization instantly resumes charging after cloud cover or interruptions—never miss a watt of free energy.
- • **Compact & Travel-Ready:** Weighing just 7.9kg and folding down to a fraction of its size, this panel fits effortlessly into your adventure gear or suitcase.
- • **Fastest Solar Charging:** Premium monocrystalline cells deliver up to 21% energy conversion efficiency for rapid power generation wherever you go.
- • **Universal Compatibility:** Seamlessly charges AGM, Gel, Lead Acid, Calcium & LiFePO4 batteries plus USB devices, with multiple adapter cables included.
- • **Reliable MPPT Controller:** 20A MPPT tech boosts energy harvest by 20% over PWM, with overcharge protection ensuring safe, stable battery charging.

## Overview

The ATEM POWER 200W Portable Solar Panel combines high-efficiency monocrystalline cells with a robust 20A MPPT controller, delivering up to 21% energy conversion and 20% more power than traditional controllers. Its ultra-portable foldable design (weighing just 7.9kg) and universal battery compatibility make it the perfect off-grid charging solution for campers, RVers, and outdoor professionals seeking reliable, hassle-free solar power on the move.

## Description

desertcart.com : ATEM POWER 200W Portable Solar Panel - Foldable Solar Charger Monocrystalline with 20A MPPT Charger Controller 5V USB Output for 12V Batterires/Power Station Outdoor Camper RV Off Grid : Patio, Lawn & Garden

Review: Ultra compact super efficient easily transportable solar blanket and controller - I've been dabbling with solar since the pandemic mainly small USB type-A based stuff and a 100W panel which shorted on me last year thankfully with no magic smoke here in the UK and wanted something I could just grab and travel with especially abroad at short notice that wouldn't attract much attention. I found this Atem Power 200W blanket by accident around 3 months a go via a random internet search but couldn't find a way to get it imported to the UK. I contacted Vic offroad directly to ask about the included Anderson SB50 and PP cables to ensure they use the standard ARRL wiring convention which they thankfully do out of the box so I knew this kit would be perfect for my requirements. I tried ordering this from another supplier direct from the States but they couldn't process my order so in desperation I tried ordering from desertcart.com directly and my order was shipped out using DHL in record time. I was shocked to see how quick it was moving through the DHL network and it actually arrived a day earlier than the scheduled delivery date so I was chuffed to bits as we had a rare late August sunny day. The panel comes with a 5M extension cable terminated with standard grey Anderson SB50's on each end, an SB50 to PP30 short cable wired to the ARRL standard, a PP30 to 4 way cable with ends for 8mm, 5.5 x 2.5mm, 5.5 x 2.1mm and aviation plug. The panel is extremely well made and isn't too heavy to move between locations it has a very thick sturdy rubberised handle perfect for the inclement UK weather so even with a bit of rain on the folded panel its still very easy to grip. I decided to hook up the panel to some of my 12V LFP batteries the next day after placing the panel flat on the ground ensuring the panel was covered by the sun. I hooked up my existing LFP controller which puts out 14.6V using 10 AWG SB50 to MC4 cables ensuring the polarity was correct but I was getting no output what so ever so I decided to hook up the included MPPT controller and it fired up instantly. For some reason my old controller died without any warning so not the fault of this panel as it also produced no open circuit voltage on my existing Ecoflow 60W panel. It took me an entire afternoon to suss out how to set the controller to LFP basically you need to hook the controller to a battery and long press the "set" button until the LED begins to flash then you can short press to cycle through the various profiles which are clearly noted on the plastic casing. Around mid day, I was getting a stable 120W with very hazy partially cloudy conditions with fluffy clouds moving across the sky occasionally dropping to 90W as the conditions changed but the open circuit voltage from the controller was 15.4V so I hooked it up to a 12V 26Ah LFP battery which began to charge with no issues but the BMS would cut power after a couple of minutes so I was beginning to think the controller was faulty. After changing to to LFP later the same day which outputs a solid 14.3V the battery charged completely fine. In bright cloudy conditions with no sun I was getting around 50W going into the battery and it briefly shot up to 140W for a few seconds around 13:00 BST during a brief patch of clear sun so everything is working completely fine. In the summer months I'd expect to get around 160W plus in sustained sunny conditions so I'm more than happy with the output I've seen so far. If there is one negative with this kit I wish the cables were slightly thicker say 10 AWG but they are more than thick enough to charge your batteries at a reasonable rate. Instead of using the included 5M Anderson extension lead I used my 1M long 6 AWG SB50 lead feeding the controller from the panel which produced very stable power to my batteries. I just wish this had some kick stands on the back to make it easy angling the blanket towards the sun but for ultra portable travel setups you can't get much simpler than this. You just need to ensure you hook up a battery to the controller before connecting to the panel. The controller takes a few seconds to ramp up but it works extremely well. Unlike cheapy controllers this remembers the battery type once its been set which is excellent. The only negative about the controller is the cables use really small rings to hook to the terminals may be 4mm size I'm not sure but all the cables are well insulated so no issues there. I'm glad this came with prefitted cables to the solar input and battery terminals. There are 1 set of load terminals which I won't use but you could hook up something like some LED lights if you wanted. The controller has metallic fins on the underside which helps to get rid of the heat when it charges above 10 amps. This panel when folded up is extremely small and is only slightly larger than my Ecoflow 60W portable's profile so it will easily fit into a suitcase. So in summery this panel is extremely well made, works as advertised even here in the UK comes with all the cables you need to hook up to batteries and most power stations and comes with a half decent MPPT controller. Anderson SB50 cables are easy to obtain and the SB50 ensures you won't get any connection sparks or have any issues with polarity unlike with MC4 cables especially when extension cables are involved. I hope you found this review helpful. Thank you if you made it to the end.
Review: I really wanted to like this panel, BUT... - I bought this panel for camping, and have used it 10-15 times so far, and with every single use I've been disappointed. I have never seen more than 70 watts out of this panel. I have tried angling it directly into the sun. I've tried covering portions of the panel to deduce whether an internal connection is broken and maybe not contributing, but saw a corresponding drop when covering each section, so I'm farily certain there are no broken connections internally. I ditched the included charge controller, since my battery system is 36 volts, and have been using a different MPPT boost converter. I have other SMALLER foldable portable panels that out-perform this panel significantly, and actually live up to their rated wattage.

## Features

- ☀️【MONOCRYSTALLINE SOLAR CELL】 With premium PET films achieving light penetration rate of 95%, A-grade monocrystalline solar cells feature the fastest charging speed possible with an energy conversion efficiency of up to 21%.
- ☀️【SUPERIOR PORTABILITY】 With a robust carrying handle, this foldable solar panel is only 7.9kg and can be packed down to 1/8 of its full size and comes with 8 stitched loops as an added bonus for use if you make up some hooks when it gets windy.
- ☀️【HASSLE FREE RECONNECTING】 This portable solar panel by ATEM POWER is engineered with the auto-optimization function for immediate reconnection when sunlight returns after charging interruption.
- ☀️【ULTIMATE PROTECTION】 Getting 20% more energy harvesting than a PWM controller, the MPPT controller allows larger currents and the overcharging cut-off technology ensures ultra reliable performance of this solar panel.
- ☀️【UNIVERSAL FITMENT】 This solar panel can charge AGM, lead acid, Gel, Calcium & LiFePO4 batteries and portable devices via USB port, and comes with 2 adaptor cables for 30A Anderson, aviation plug or DC connectors of various power stations.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| AC Adapter Current | 20 Amps |
| ASIN | B08Z7BKHX5 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #339,820 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #1,432 in Solar Panels |
| Brand | ATEM POWER |
| Customer Reviews | 3.8 3.8 out of 5 stars (119) |
| Efficiency | 21% |
| Included Components | Bag |
| Item Weight | 17.38 pounds |
| Item model number | AP-BLKT-2S |
| Manufacturer | VICOFFROAD |
| Material | Monocrystalline |
| Maximum Power | 200 Watts |
| Maximum Voltage | 12 Volts |
| Product Dimensions | 19.49"L x 14.96"W x 4.72"H |
| Special Feature | Auto-optimization function, MPPT controller for 20% more energy harvesting |
| UPC | 769891726542 |
| Upper Temperature Rating | 85 Degrees Celsius |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** ATEM POWER
- **Efficiency:** 21%
- **Item Weight:** 7.9 Kilograms
- **Material:** Monocrystalline
- **Product Dimensions:** 19.49"L x 14.96"W x 4.72"H

## Images

![200W Portable Monocrystalline Solar Panel - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71QJjCxctNL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Can this be used with a separate mppt .i already have a nice one that hooked up to my batteries**
A: Yes. I believe so. You'd have to wire some alternate connections thru the mppt.

**Q: Can I connect the 300w panels to a 30a Renogy MPPT controller? Should I add a fuse to the connection, if so, what rating?.**
A: You can. The controller on this unit will have to be bypassed(2 butt connectors). Avoid the Renogy/RNG International/HQST Solar controllers, they are all garbage. 30 amp is way bigger than you need for a 300w panel, you will want to be at 20 amps. 30 amp controller will work for 554w of panel.

**Q: The question about the panels being waterproof has not been answered.  Can anyone confirm if the panels are waterproof?**
A: Mine got wet accidentally in a downpour and worked just fine after, but wouldn’t continuously leave out in the rain to protect the leads and fabric. I’ve had mine in use since 11/2021 and just wanted you to know with use 2-3x week the plastic covering the panels starts to bend and separate due to letting them lay stand, lay, and stretch over charging items. Hasn’t affected function too much.

**Q: Is this solar panel a waterproof**
A: Yes the panel is waterproof, meaning getting rained on. Obviously not submersible. 
I love mine works great rain or shine.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Ultra compact super efficient easily transportable solar blanket and controller
*by E***R on September 3, 2024*

I've been dabbling with solar since the pandemic mainly small USB type-A based stuff and a 100W panel which shorted on me last year thankfully with no magic smoke here in the UK and wanted something I could just grab and travel with especially abroad at short notice that wouldn't attract much attention. I found this Atem Power 200W blanket by accident around 3 months a go via a random internet search but couldn't find a way to get it imported to the UK. I contacted Vic offroad directly to ask about the included Anderson SB50 and PP cables to ensure they use the standard ARRL wiring convention which they thankfully do out of the box so I knew this kit would be perfect for my requirements. I tried ordering this from another supplier direct from the States but they couldn't process my order so in desperation I tried ordering from Amazon.com directly and my order was shipped out using DHL in record time. I was shocked to see how quick it was moving through the DHL network and it actually arrived a day earlier than the scheduled delivery date so I was chuffed to bits as we had a rare late August sunny day. The panel comes with a 5M extension cable terminated with standard grey Anderson SB50's on each end, an SB50 to PP30 short cable wired to the ARRL standard, a PP30 to 4 way cable with ends for 8mm, 5.5 x 2.5mm, 5.5 x 2.1mm and aviation plug. The panel is extremely well made and isn't too heavy to move between locations it has a very thick sturdy rubberised handle perfect for the inclement UK weather so even with a bit of rain on the folded panel its still very easy to grip. I decided to hook up the panel to some of my 12V LFP batteries the next day after placing the panel flat on the ground ensuring the panel was covered by the sun. I hooked up my existing LFP controller which puts out 14.6V using 10 AWG SB50 to MC4 cables ensuring the polarity was correct but I was getting no output what so ever so I decided to hook up the included MPPT controller and it fired up instantly. For some reason my old controller died without any warning so not the fault of this panel as it also produced no open circuit voltage on my existing Ecoflow 60W panel. It took me an entire afternoon to suss out how to set the controller to LFP basically you need to hook the controller to a battery and long press the "set" button until the LED begins to flash then you can short press to cycle through the various profiles which are clearly noted on the plastic casing. Around mid day, I was getting a stable 120W with very hazy partially cloudy conditions with fluffy clouds moving across the sky occasionally dropping to 90W as the conditions changed but the open circuit voltage from the controller was 15.4V so I hooked it up to a 12V 26Ah LFP battery which began to charge with no issues but the BMS would cut power after a couple of minutes so I was beginning to think the controller was faulty. After changing to to LFP later the same day which outputs a solid 14.3V the battery charged completely fine. In bright cloudy conditions with no sun I was getting around 50W going into the battery and it briefly shot up to 140W for a few seconds around 13:00 BST during a brief patch of clear sun so everything is working completely fine. In the summer months I'd expect to get around 160W plus in sustained sunny conditions so I'm more than happy with the output I've seen so far. If there is one negative with this kit I wish the cables were slightly thicker say 10 AWG but they are more than thick enough to charge your batteries at a reasonable rate. Instead of using the included 5M Anderson extension lead I used my 1M long 6 AWG SB50 lead feeding the controller from the panel which produced very stable power to my batteries. I just wish this had some kick stands on the back to make it easy angling the blanket towards the sun but for ultra portable travel setups you can't get much simpler than this. You just need to ensure you hook up a battery to the controller before connecting to the panel. The controller takes a few seconds to ramp up but it works extremely well. Unlike cheapy controllers this remembers the battery type once its been set which is excellent. The only negative about the controller is the cables use really small rings to hook to the terminals may be 4mm size I'm not sure but all the cables are well insulated so no issues there. I'm glad this came with prefitted cables to the solar input and battery terminals. There are 1 set of load terminals which I won't use but you could hook up something like some LED lights if you wanted. The controller has metallic fins on the underside which helps to get rid of the heat when it charges above 10 amps. This panel when folded up is extremely small and is only slightly larger than my Ecoflow 60W portable's profile so it will easily fit into a suitcase. So in summery this panel is extremely well made, works as advertised even here in the UK comes with all the cables you need to hook up to batteries and most power stations and comes with a half decent MPPT controller. Anderson SB50 cables are easy to obtain and the SB50 ensures you won't get any connection sparks or have any issues with polarity unlike with MC4 cables especially when extension cables are involved. I hope you found this review helpful. Thank you if you made it to the end.

### ⭐ I really wanted to like this panel, BUT...
*by C***N on October 2, 2023*

I bought this panel for camping, and have used it 10-15 times so far, and with every single use I've been disappointed. I have never seen more than 70 watts out of this panel. I have tried angling it directly into the sun. I've tried covering portions of the panel to deduce whether an internal connection is broken and maybe not contributing, but saw a corresponding drop when covering each section, so I'm farily certain there are no broken connections internally. I ditched the included charge controller, since my battery system is 36 volts, and have been using a different MPPT boost converter. I have other SMALLER foldable portable panels that out-perform this panel significantly, and actually live up to their rated wattage.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ It’s ok, better if you modify it
*by D***G on November 2, 2022*

So I got my panel today, got to test it right before a storm started rolling in. In a clear sky flat on the ground, I pulled 168 watts. Not bad for the conditions, but the setup is kind of puzzling. For some reason, they put their own version of Automotive 50 amp generic power pole connectors with their brand stamp on all the main parts, and then gave an adapter to a 30 amp connector. Why???? For starters, the connectors are obvious knockoffs, but more importantly they are totally unneeded. 200/12= 16 amps. Even if they use the same connector on the 300 watt panel, it’s only 25 amps. Instead I’d wasting all that space on the automotive sized connectors, they could have used smaller storm factor connectors and saved half the space o m the external storage bag. Thankfully, these giant connectors aren’t too hard to pull apart with a careful hand and a pair of pliers, and then you can put genuine 45 amp connectors in their place. Once you mod that, you have a much better connection that is still overbuilt for the capability, but you end up with a half empty storage bag you can fill with other items.

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