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ALLWEI 200W Portable Solar Panel for 1200/2000W Power Station Solar Generator, Foldable 3-in-1 Outputs 18V Solar Charger with Adjustable Kickstand, Waterproof IP68 for Camping Fishing Home Off Grid
Original price was: 1,598.00 $.299.00 $Current price is: 299.00 $.
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3 reviews for ALLWEI 200W Portable Solar Panel for 1200/2000W Power Station Solar Generator, Foldable 3-in-1 Outputs 18V Solar Charger with Adjustable Kickstand, Waterproof IP68 for Camping Fishing Home Off Grid
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Best Portable Solar Panels in the Business
The ALLWEI 200W Portable Solar Panel for Solar Generator is an outstanding product for outdoor enthusiasts and those who are always on the go. This solar panel is designed to work with most solar generators, making it an incredibly versatile product. The solar panel itself is incredibly lightweight and easy to carry, making it ideal for backpacking, camping, and other outdoor activities. With a maximum power output of 200 watts, this solar panel is powerful enough to charge most portable devices, including smartphones, laptops, and even small refrigerators.
One of the most impressive things about the ALLWEI 200W Portable Solar Panel for Solar Generator is its durability. The solar panel is made from high-quality materials that are designed to withstand harsh weather conditions and rough handling. Additionally, the solar panel features advanced safety features that protect your devices from overcharging, overcurrent, and short-circuiting. Overall, if you are looking for a reliable and powerful portable solar panel, the ALLWEI 200W Portable Solar Panel for Solar Generator is an excellent choice.
Mike K –
Decent value if you use the coupon and know how you are going to use the panels.
This is a very powerful 200-watt foldable solar panel. It has some clear positives and a few concerns.
Since it is winter (low sun) in the Midwest, I couldn’t fully test the wattage output of this panel. However, in my experience with testing many different monocrystalline panels, I have found that their outputs are very similar at any given rating.
One advantage of this panel is that for its 200-watt rating, it is fairly compact and lightweight. That is a big plus. In addition, the unit has an IP68 rating, which is better than panels with an IP67 rating. I wouldn’t leave any panel in the rain or a dust storm deliberately, but this panel should be able to handle light rain and dusty conditions. It also has a magnetic closure, which is more convenient than snaps. It has several connectors, including Anderson, XT60, and M20. You see these types of connectors on larger solar generators. They are more robust than standard barrel connectors.
On the negative side, there is no pouch for the charging cord, which is fairly short. However, since the three connectors are integrated into the cable, this is likely OK (you won’t lose adapter pieces because there are no adapters). In addition, these connectors are typically used for larger solar generators that often require a higher voltage than 18 volts. Other panels may allow the user to switch the voltage from 18 to 36 volts to accommodate these bigger units. Some larger solar generators will charge at lower voltages but sub-optimally. Other large solar generators won’t turn on their charging circuitry at lower voltages.
You can use this panel with many small to midsized solar generators. However, some will only charge at a maximum of 65 watts, so make sure you read your solar generator’s operating manual. In addition, you will need to either create or buy an adapter to go from the existing connectors to the type of connector (usually a barrel type) that smaller solar generators often use.
If you apply the coupon, this unit is comparatively priced with other similar units.
James Konoplisky –
Relatively compact and portable, parrallel wired, 21 VDC output in sun
This is a foldable 4 panel array with a kickstand at the back od each panel, and an output cord with 3 different plugs. It folds in such a way that the oval handle cutouts of each end panel meet, so to be easy to carry.
It has a hefty weight, so definitely not a backpack item.
The unit has a utilty grade cloth type covering on both sides of the panels, truthfully I would prefer something smooth that would be easy to clean, as this will, if used as intended, get dirty, and hold dirt and grime.
There is not any type of case or carry bag.
The 4 panels are wired in parrallel, as sequentially covering the panels until only one was exposed to the sun, gave no change in measured output voltage. I presently have no way to measure current. The multimeter measured 21 volts DC in bright direct sun.
I intend to build some type of lightweight channel to set the bottom of the deployed arry into, to keep the whole array straight and off the dirt, and a similar shorter channel to perform the same function for the kickstands, in addition to making the distance they are extended, uniform.
Other than the issue of the fabric covering, I find this to be a nice array; I hope to utilize it in a RV restoration That I am working on.