Solar Panels 200 Watt, N-Type Solar Panel 25% High-Efficiency 16BB

Tested Renogy 200W panel rigid panel Cloudy: W- 125.8 Vmp- 30.7 Amps - 4.2 Voc - 35.8 Sun: W-255.7 Vmp - 34.2 Amps - 7.2 Voc - 35.8 New to solar but these look like excellent power production here in Fl. 3:05 pm. Note: bright sun exceeds rated power level. Tested with meter on auto. This panel looks like excellent quality. Size is ~ 50” x 30.1” x 1.2” Mounted on adjustable stand (see picture)). Update Just got my second Renogy 200W rigid solar panel. Tested today in sun and shade here in N Fl. In bright sun 224 W. These are for emergency use in prolonged power outage (hurricanes) where we have gone 5 days without power. Keep these stored in bicycle travel bags (with the adjustable angle brackets attached). Not planning permanent mounting. Used with Bluetti Power Stations.

Solid panel that kicks out the voltage. Great for an RV roof top.

I have been using the 200 Watt Renogy Solar panels for two years now , and they perform as promised. An array of 6 of these panels put out almost the advertised 200 Watt a Panel , in full sunlight , for a total of just about 1200 Watts total, which is the maximum of power going into my Bluetti Power Station. With a sturdy home made frame work, I have the panels pointed at a South West to West configuration. I bought the Renogy Panels because they have less " Micro Cracks ", than other brands. I got them on an Amazon Sale at only $169. each.

Actually getting 200 watts out of it. I bought another brand that advertised 240 watts, but I was only able to get 170 watts from that one. This panel has performed much better than expected and seems honestly rated.

It was exactly what I ordered and expected. Shipment arrived on a timely manner. I would recommend this seller.

I have a travel trailer that came with 190w go power panel and controller. This hooked up to my system easily with the correct wiring and is about half of go power price. If I had more space I would add another. They work great together. I bought the 200w single panel. Minus 1 star for not including the mounting brackets. I did have a 10 amp go power controller so I had to replace that you need at least 20 amps per 200 watts with a pwm controller.

These panels are awesome. They out put as advertised and are very easy to work with. they can deal with up to 85 MPH highway speed for serval hundred miles. they tanked a light hail storm with no issues. These are 100% good to go. they are nice and rigid and will fit in a roof rack using 80/20 aluminum extrusions. If you need wattage on your van build this is what you want to go with. I run a 12v fridge, work labtop, gaming labtop, 4kw inverter, lights, fan, a ton of stuff. I can run a 5000 BTU AC unit off nothing but the noon sun on a clear summer day. These will keep the lights on.

he panel arrived well-packaged and was paired with a Bluetti AC180. I'm not sure how many watts this panel is supposed to produce, as I don't know much about solar efficiencies, but it only produced 130 watts on a sunny day in Florida. To be fair, it will charge the Bluetti during the day if your plan is to charge it while the sun is out and use the stored power at night. However, if you're also using the Bluetti during the day—even with a small load—you may need at least one more panel to keep it fully charged for nighttime use. Remember, the effective charging power going to the battery is calculated as: Solar panel output (watts) – Power usage (watts) = Net charging power. So in my case, if I’m running an 85-watt refrigerator during the day and the panel is producing 130 watts, only 45 watts are actually going toward charging the battery for nighttime use.

12volt solar set up