150W Portable Solar Panel for Power Station Jackery RV Outdoor

I have purchased both the 100W and 160W solar panels from TWELSEAVAN. They work great with my portable power station and I am extremely pleased with this combo!! As someone who loves camping, I wanted a reliable outdoor solution for all my electric needs. Whether it be charging my laptop, phone, drone batteries, or a way to power all my camping necessities. I consistently got around 80 watts of input power in full sun from 100W solar panel, with occasional peaks up to 108 watts of input in perfect conditions. The 160W panel performed just as well, around 130W and has peaked at 170W, pretty good for a 160w panel in my opinion. The MC4 cable on the panel, along with the included MC4 connector, made it super easy to connect to most solar generators. Connecting the wires was a breeze, and the positive and negative connectors made it almost impossible to mix them up. As a result, I was able to set everything up quickly and start producing power right away. Additionally, the 10-foot cable provided plenty of flexibility in panel placement, so I could keep my portable power station in the shade while still positioning the panels in sunlight. The separate bag for storing the cables is a thoughtful touch. I'm absolutely thrilled with my purchase! The construction of both the panels and the cable is top-notch. They feel super durable and I have no doubt that they'll last for years to come. If you're in need of a reliable, high-quality solar panel for your outdoor adventures, I highly recommend giving this product a try.

Took this to Colorado with me to keep my 1000 W Jackery charged, worked very well on the mountains. Got 86+ watts per hour on the mountain, also I liked how long the cord is, I was able to keep the solar panel plugged in the the whole time, while I kept my battery in my tent.

Very handy charges my bluetti 30v2 fast

First set up under near-ideal conditions and carefully oriented, this panel delivered 104 watts to my Jackery 1000. A slight haze developed and output dropped to 98 watts. For comparison I set up a Jackery 100W panel right next to this one, and the J100 was giving me 102 watts compared to that 98. Given how much less expensive this panel is, I consider it a very good value and do recommend it. My concerns are: This panel came out of the box with a moderately strong and quite unpleasant chemical odor. If this was an indoor product it would have been returned and given my lowest rating. A couple of nights in the garage dissipated most of the smell (it did return somewhat, later, after it spent more time back in the box). The orientation (rotation around the Z-axis, when the unit is deployed) of the small control unit on the back of the panel is 90 degrees off what it should be, as it is, it guarantees continuous stress on all connections because of the way the power cable hangs off of it and bends the output cable. The MC4 connector on this unit is not good. It is very very tight and the tabs you need to press to disconnect it are miniscule and deeply recessed... I found it nearly impossible to detach the power cable when I was ready to put the unit away. In addition to being a pain, the struggle to disconnect this stresses those same contacts. Other thoughts: In comparison to the Jackery SolarSaga 100, this panel is very slightly wider and a couple inches taller, so that the collector area is about 9% bigger. This panel is distinctly heavier and could perhaps be more durable; it does seems to sit flatter when closed. Jackery panels are the only ones that I have seen reach their rated output, but this one was a lot closer than any others I have seen so far. I see that a number of users have complained of this model failing in use; I have not had it long enough to comment on whether mine is proving durable.

I bought these solar panels to charge my Jackery 500. I used them all last summer without any issues, even on cloudy days. The panels fold up easy for storage, and they come with several adapters in differnt sizes.

Works great for my power station when camping light wait for maneuvering

Solar panel was dead on arrival. Did not charge anything we had with multiple of the attachments. Bought this for a camping trip...didn't test it or open the box until we got there. Didn't work to charge our power our jackery. Poor quality control Luckily someone else had a panel that worked.

We recently purchased this for an 18 day road trip living out of a rooftop tent. With three kids space was minimal. This product was extremely sleek and easy to pack away. We utilized the panel with our jackery 240. When plugged into a wall outlet in our home the jackery has 37/38 watt input, connected to the panel we were receiving a 67-68 watt input when in direct sunlight. The product is easy to use, efficient, compact when folded and great quality. Couldn’t be happier with the purchase of this. Only downside is that I didn’t order it sooner.

Bought 2 of these at $208 SGD each when it was on sale. One of them had an issue of it not being able to close which can be very annoying. I got around that problem by adding more magnets in the handle itself to make it stronger. The round magnets used are 20mm in diameter and 3mm in thickness. I stacked 2 more magnets to the original one that was in the handle. After that it could close firmly without a chance of opening on its own. I chose this 100w over the 120w panel as it sets up like the jackery panel. Very simple and easy to use. The leg supports can be angled quite far back as compared to other brands. So far I have gotten around 75W max when charging the Ecoflow River Mini. Not the best but acceptable. Overall for the price paid I would say that it's worth it when on sale.