100 Watt Portable Solar Panel For Power Station, Foldable 100W Solar Panel For Camping Hiking Off-Grid Living, Monocrystalline Folding Panel Solar With 5V Usb 18V Dc Output(Black)

Unit didn’t come with cables to attach to an rv battery

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Product does NOT include the advertised XT60 cable for Ecoflow products and XT60 is NOT listed in the Package Contents included in guide in the box. All that was included was the typical low quality rail of barrel adapters and a DC to Anderson cable with poorly fitting cable relief/shrink tubing. The panel did provide 60 watts out via USB-C to an Ecoflow River 2 Pro in full sun but would not charge when moved 3 feet to partial shade. I was unable to test DC out because of the missing XT60 cable. Spend your money on a better panel that will work in partial sun and includes the advertised hardware.

This Luvknit 100 Watt solar panel is perfect for my needs, at almost half the cost of other 100/120 watt panels. It is very well designed, rugged and water resistant. I love the large built in handle that is held in the Closed position with magnets and it comes with 10 adapters and an extension cable that includes an Anderson Powerpole connector on the end. I use this panel to keep my Bluetti EB3A Portable Power Station charged for Off Grid Amateur Radio comms. This panel will consistently put out 85 Watts on a cloudless day and I have seen as high as 92 Watts output. This panel will charge the EB3A from 50% to 100% in less than 2 hours. See the attached photos of the Bluetti iPhone App with the Timestamp’s of charging status. This is much more efficient than the older 60 Watt panel I used that would only provide a maximum of 38 Watts. Once the EB3A is fully charged, this panel will keep it fully charged when my ICOM IC-705 radio is connected to the 12V DC Socket and transmitting FT8 mode at 10 Watts!

I bought this panel after having issues with poor output from another solar panel here on Amazon. This panel has a number of really nice features - it is lightweight while not feeling flimsy, has a kickstand to better face the sun, the cord and a built-in USB-A/USB-C plug with indicator LED are stored in a built-in waterproof zipper compartment in the back. It came with a number of converter jacks, but the stock jack works with my solar generator, so I haven't had to use them. I have been able to measure output in the 4-5 Amp range on a normal sunny day. I would highly recommend this panel to anyone looking for a nice sturdy travel panel at a good price.