Renogy 100 Watts 12 Volts Monocrystalline Foldable Solar Suitcase
Looking for the perfect off-grid product? Well look no further! Renogy is excited to bring you solar and portability.
This portable solar panel is perfect for the adventurous traveler, providing both convenience and dependability when venturing off the grid. Recharge a camera, radio, phone, or laptop with this foldable panel and leave all worries behind. This panel can also be stored in a car, boat, or home for a power emergency. The Renogy 100W Solar Suitcase comes with two 50W Monocrystalline Solar Panels, one 15in set of wires with MC4 connectors, and one protective soft case for safe portability. With its adjustable aluminum stand, latches, and heavy duty handle, this 100W Solar Suitcase will change the way the world looks at portable power.
Product Features
- Compact design makes it very portable and versatile. Folded size: 19.9 x 27.2 x 2.8 inches. Ideal output: 500 watt hours per day (depends on sunlight availability).
- Comes with adjustable corrosion resistant aluminum stand, heavy duty handle, latches for longevity, and protective casing.
- German made solar cells performance excellent in weak light environment and yield better energy over the long run.
- The low-voltage system avoids electric shock hazards.
- 30A built-in 4-stage solar charge controller provides overcharge protection, reducing fire risk.
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Best Value for Portable Solar I bought this to charge the deep cycle battery on my RV and to charge the Duracell Powerpack 600 (26ah AGM battery inside) when car camping, which runs an ARB portable fridge and some other smaller items. I tested it recently at sea level on a 65 degree no clouds day in TX and I was quite pleased to see peak outputs of 7 amps from the panel when I really loaded up the battery. Later I disconnected the battery from the panels and depleted it to around 40%. After reconnecting, it was near fully…
Worked until a wire came loose (UPDATE: 9/15/14) I have moderate expectations for anything Solar. Everything depends on the sun and the weather.I ordered this suitcase solar panel to charge the chassis and house batteries in my class-b motorhome when parked at a campsite for an extended duration.The roof of the class-b has very little room available for a solar panel. Besides, I don’t have a ladder in my class-b van so it would’ve been hard to adjust the angle of a solar panel mounted on the roof for maximum effectiveness…
Exceeded expectations! I purchased this a few days ago in preparation for an upcoming amateur-radio field day event.While I have other high-end solar components, I needed something portable, and my mechanical skills are not exactly the best. I chose the preassembled 100W solar suitcase charger and after a single trial run, I am impressed.Build quality is generally good, the panels performed to specifications (I don’t blindly trust specs, so I test them upon receipt), and the pwm controller is…