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product_id: 54822893
title: "ALLPOWERS Solar Charger 100W Solar Panel Foldable Portable with Dual 5v USB18v DC for Laptop, Tablet, Notebook, 12v Car, Boat, RV Battery, Camping, Hiking, Travel"
brand: "allpowers"
price: "1614 Lei"
currency: RON
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 9
category: "Allpowers"
url: https://www.desertcart.ro/products/54822893-allpowers-solar-charger-100w-solar-panel-foldable-portable-with-dual
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# Foldable & ultra-portable Dual USB 5V/2.4A ports 100W max solar power ALLPOWERS Solar Charger 100W Solar Panel Foldable Portable with Dual 5v USB18v DC for Laptop, Tablet, Notebook, 12v Car, Boat, RV Battery, Camping, Hiking, Travel

**Brand:** allpowers
**Price:** 1614 Lei
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ☀️ Power your freedom with foldable solar energy — never miss a charge, wherever life takes you!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** ALLPOWERS Solar Charger 100W Solar Panel Foldable Portable with Dual 5v USB18v DC for Laptop, Tablet, Notebook, 12v Car, Boat, RV Battery, Camping, Hiking, Travel by allpowers
- **How much does it cost?** 1614 Lei with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ro](https://www.desertcart.ro/products/54822893-allpowers-solar-charger-100w-solar-panel-foldable-portable-with-dual)

## Best For

- allpowers enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted allpowers brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Power Up Anywhere:** Harness 100W of clean solar energy to keep your devices charged on the go.
- • **Dual USB Convenience:** Charge two smartphones or tablets simultaneously with high-efficiency 5V/2.4A USB ports.
- • **Rugged & Weatherproof:** Durable waterproof surface and sturdy frame built to withstand outdoor adventures and travel.
- • **Lightweight & Foldable:** Weighing just 4.73 lbs, this slim panel folds compactly to fit effortlessly in your backpack.
- • **Versatile Compatibility:** Supports laptops, 12V car batteries, boats, RVs, and most solar generators with included adapters.

## Overview

The ALLPOWERS 100W Foldable Solar Charger is a lightweight, portable solar panel featuring dual 5V USB ports and an 18V DC output for laptops and 12V batteries. With up to 23.5% efficiency and a waterproof design, it delivers reliable green energy for camping, hiking, RVs, and travel. Its compact foldable form and included adapters make it a versatile power solution for professionals on the move.

## Description

desertcart.com: ALLPOWERS Solar Charger 100W Solar Panel Foldable Portable with Dual 5v USB18v DC for Laptop, Tablet, Notebook, 12v Car, Boat, RV Battery, Camping, Hiking, Travel : Patio, Lawn & Garden

Review: Compact, light, small enough to stash and works well in a pinch. - I bought this not expecting a ton out of it. After all, it lays flat on the ground or it's hung somewhere but in no way is it optimized to catch the sun at the correct angle. It is (technical term here) floppy and standing it up or leaning it against something isn't an option. That being said it does what I expected it to do and it does that well. I average somewhere around 60 watts of output and I've seen as much as 90 watts for short spurts. When I was researching it there were a few reviews that said it was difficult to match up the velcro when you fold it up. The trick here is to press the air of it as you fold it up. If you do that, it's plenty thin enough to get the flap around and attached to the velco strip. The little bag that is on it is fairly useless but it doesn't make things any more or less difficult to work with. I use it at the pool with a 1000-watt-hour power supply that powers a pair of speakers (8 watts nominal 14 watts peak) and the plan is to add a portable fridge to the mix. I can charge anything I want as long as I want, power the speakers, and all the while put more energy in than I am taking out using this panel with that little bit of draw. The USB charging ports on it are efficient and I find that charging from there seems to use less of the incoming power than charging from the power supply. I do notice the output drop a tiny bit, but it's constantly fluctuating and I don't have the sense I'm killing the output by doing that. The ease of flopping it open, throwing it on the ground, and hooking a cable to it cannot be matched. For that kind of completely brainless setup, the output is great. When you have it folded up it's a neat package and it doesn't seem frail or fragile in any way. If you wanted to carry it back packing you could but it would be on the larger end of the panels you'd attempt that with I'd think. I am in no way an expert on solar panels. Logic dictates most of what I know. I would not be scared to try this panel and there is no prior experience necessary to use it how it was intended to be used. The pool is a rough life for anything being packed back and forth and so far I'm impressed by just how unaffected this panel seems to be by all of that.
Review: Awesome little unit - I bought this with this battery pack (https://www.desertcart.com/Renogy-72000mAh-Portable-Generator-Technology/dp/B0791WDZTW). Perfect combo. The solar charger fully charged it up in 4 hours (1 PM to 5 PM on an overcast day). Tested using the pack to run my laptop while charging it (the laptop, not the pack. sadly, you can't charge and use the power pack at the same time). Between the adapters included with both, you probably won't need any others. if you do need something specific you'll want to grab that. it also came with clamps to jump a dead car battery (haven't tried that yet, but i bet it would work in a pinch). One downside is that you can't fit all of the included adapters and cables in the little pocket on the panel. No big deal. i bought a nylon draw sack and tossed that in my backpack for when i need them. these (https://www.desertcart.com/dp/B0834LF61W) small ones are the perfect size and you can write on them with silver sharpie. The whole thing fits in my backpack for when i need it camping, but is too heavy for every day carry. I wish i had bought one sooner. 10/10 would buy again.

## Features

- ☀️3-in-1: ALLPOWERS portable solar panel 100W has 2 USB ports(5V/2.4A per port) for charging your 5V devices( like smart phones) , and 1 DC output(18V/5A) for charging your laptop, portable generator or 12V car battery; No additional battery needed for charging external devices, 100% green energy.
- ☀️High Efficiency: ALLPOWERS portable solar panel 100W uses solar cells which is made from US, up to 23.5% efficiency, and the waterproof surface treatment effectively protects solar charger. ALLPOWERS foldable solar panel 100W is compatible with most solar generators in the market.
- ☀️Slim and Powerful: 100W portable solar charger is only 4.73 lb, 1/3 lighter than the same power of solar silicon. The total power increased by 1/3 in compare with the same foldable solar panel size. Unfolded Size: 37*37*0.39in, Folded Size: 12.6*7.5*3.6in.
- ☀️Simple Style: eyeholes enable easy attach portable solar panel to backpack while traveling; Portable and frame design in folded fit for outdoor, indoor, travel, camping, and RV use, no space occupy.
- ☀️Package Contents: ALLPOWERS 100W Foldable Solar Charger, 5 laptop connectors, DC 5.5x2.1mm to 5.5x2.5mm cable, carabiners, instruction manual, 18 months warranty and friendly customer service.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B075YRKVMH |
| Amperage Capacity | 5.26 Amps |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #52,006 in Cell Phones & Accessories ( See Top 100 in Cell Phones & Accessories ) #49 in Solar Battery Chargers & Charging Kits #5,669 in Cell Phone Chargers & Power Adapters |
| Certification | CE, FCC, RoHS |
| Color | 18V100W |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (953) |
| Date First Available | November 16, 2017 |
| Included Components | Connectors, Frame |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Weight | 5.29 pounds |
| Item model number | AP-SP-012-BLA |
| Manufacturer | ALLPOWERS |
| Material | Polycrystalline Silicon |
| Maximum Power | 100 Watts |
| Mounting Type | Panel Mount |
| Part Number | HNS-AP-SP-012-BLA |
| Power Source | Solar Powered |
| Product Dimensions | 37 x 37 x 0.39 inches |
| Special Features | Travel |
| Style | Industrial |
| Wattage | 100 |

## Product Details

- **Amperage:** 2.4 Amps
- **Brand:** ALLPOWERS
- **Color:** 18V100W
- **Compatible Devices:** Laptops, Smartphones, Tablets
- **Compatible Phone Models:** [Many]
- **Connector Type:** USB Type C
- **Included Components:** Connectors, Frame
- **Input Voltage:** 18 Volts (DC)
- **Special Feature:** Travel
- **Total USB Ports:** 2

## Images

![ALLPOWERS Solar Charger 100W Solar Panel Foldable Portable with Dual 5v USB18v DC for Laptop, Tablet, Notebook, 12v Car, Boat, RV Battery, Camping, Hiking, Travel - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51OBPYrbzGL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: If the battery of my Truck is deadth, may I recharge it with the 80W panel? more or less how long does it takes?**
A: Dear my friend,Good day and thanks for your question, so far as I know, to preserve the life-span of your battery, it is suggested to always keep it topped off during daily use.  For our panel, the peak power is 80W, but on normal sunlight condition, you can get about 50W, (2.2-3.0A 18V) , for most lead-acid battery, its power goes up to 120W (12V60A) It takes about 3-4 hours to fully recharge the battery.

**Q: V*a=w, right? so how does a 60w panel only put out 2.2a at 18v? wouldn't that make this a 39.6w panel?**
A: Odds are the electronics can handle up to 3A nominally.  Solar panels have, while in full and maximum sunlight, output of around 20volts ... so there's the 60watts.  With solar panels it's always best to halve the wattage rating so you know what you'll get most of the time (angle to the sun, shade, positioning, dirt on the panel, lots of variables).  Then you can reliably size your solar panels to your power needs as well.

**Q: Can I connect these solar panels to a Goal Zero brand Sherpa 50 or 100?**
A: You would need a "BiX Car Cigarette Socket" that includes a converter adapter. After that, you'll need a Goal Zero 98043 Adapter Cable to connect it to the Yeti 400.You could potentially splice your own cable to make this work, but this is the quick and dirty way to hook it up.

**Q: Are the PV cells laminated in glass or acrylic?**
A: It looks to be the same as 5V20W where the cells are laminated in plastic which is more flexible than glass or acrylic. The plastic may be polyethylene, as it is semi-rigid and glued together with silicone sealant. The PV cells themselves are semi-rigid and are claimed to be bendable to 30 degrees angle without damage.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Compact, light, small enough to stash and works well in a pinch.
*by D***R on July 9, 2023*

I bought this not expecting a ton out of it. After all, it lays flat on the ground or it's hung somewhere but in no way is it optimized to catch the sun at the correct angle. It is (technical term here) floppy and standing it up or leaning it against something isn't an option. That being said it does what I expected it to do and it does that well. I average somewhere around 60 watts of output and I've seen as much as 90 watts for short spurts. When I was researching it there were a few reviews that said it was difficult to match up the velcro when you fold it up. The trick here is to press the air of it as you fold it up. If you do that, it's plenty thin enough to get the flap around and attached to the velco strip. The little bag that is on it is fairly useless but it doesn't make things any more or less difficult to work with. I use it at the pool with a 1000-watt-hour power supply that powers a pair of speakers (8 watts nominal 14 watts peak) and the plan is to add a portable fridge to the mix. I can charge anything I want as long as I want, power the speakers, and all the while put more energy in than I am taking out using this panel with that little bit of draw. The USB charging ports on it are efficient and I find that charging from there seems to use less of the incoming power than charging from the power supply. I do notice the output drop a tiny bit, but it's constantly fluctuating and I don't have the sense I'm killing the output by doing that. The ease of flopping it open, throwing it on the ground, and hooking a cable to it cannot be matched. For that kind of completely brainless setup, the output is great. When you have it folded up it's a neat package and it doesn't seem frail or fragile in any way. If you wanted to carry it back packing you could but it would be on the larger end of the panels you'd attempt that with I'd think. I am in no way an expert on solar panels. Logic dictates most of what I know. I would not be scared to try this panel and there is no prior experience necessary to use it how it was intended to be used. The pool is a rough life for anything being packed back and forth and so far I'm impressed by just how unaffected this panel seems to be by all of that.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Awesome little unit
*by A***R on July 28, 2024*

I bought this with this battery pack (https://www.amazon.com/Renogy-72000mAh-Portable-Generator-Technology/dp/B0791WDZTW). Perfect combo. The solar charger fully charged it up in 4 hours (1 PM to 5 PM on an overcast day). Tested using the pack to run my laptop while charging it (the laptop, not the pack. sadly, you can't charge and use the power pack at the same time). Between the adapters included with both, you probably won't need any others. if you do need something specific you'll want to grab that. it also came with clamps to jump a dead car battery (haven't tried that yet, but i bet it would work in a pinch). One downside is that you can't fit all of the included adapters and cables in the little pocket on the panel. No big deal. i bought a nylon draw sack and tossed that in my backpack for when i need them. these (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0834LF61W) small ones are the perfect size and you can write on them with silver sharpie. The whole thing fits in my backpack for when i need it camping, but is too heavy for every day carry. I wish i had bought one sooner. 10/10 would buy again.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Safari Life Saver
*by M***C on July 22, 2023*

SAFARI SAVIOR: During a trip to South Africa, I needed a portable, flexible way to charge a variety of batteries in a bush camp without power. After lots of research, I found this foldable, relatively lightweight solar panel and it earned its cost and is now an essential part of my camping and photography gear. PROS: It had the key element - direct DC output to marry up with a DC input (TSA) approved CPAP battery. As well, the USB C output worked to charge a power bank for my photo equipment. In SA’s June winter sunlight, I managed to get everything recharged without drama for 4 nights. It comes with a dump truck full of cables, but I mostly relied on my own. CONS: The breakout box with connectors seems cheap. The DC connection feels sturdy but the USB C feels loose on the circuit board beneath the plastic housing. I fear it may last long. It does not seem to handle simultaneous outputs. When two cables were plugged in at the same time (DC and USB C) only one would charge anything. Make sure you sequence your charges wisely. The hardware for hanging and attaching is ok but I will replace the included plastic carabiners and I supplemented what's included with my own rubber twist ties that turned out to be invaluable for getting it attached to anything at just the right angle. TIPS: If you are going to rely on this charger for critical equipment practice your setup in the backyard before heading out. Run everything you'll charge down to 0% and see how your setup works, what's the best way to hang the floppy foldable panel. I did and as a result, avoided surprises in the field. Like all solar, its max rating is under unrealistic ideal conditions you're unlikely to replicate camping. Before cursing the panel, mind that you have cables rated at 100w to maximize your charging otherwise *you've* created the bottleneck that limits your input wattage, not the panel. I pulled 50w regularly, which was more than sufficient to recharge 1 CPAP & 3 Canon R6 batteries along with 50% of a 24,000mAh Anker power bank. It is foldable so you'll need to attach it with tension if it's above the ground. You'll need some line or twist ties to supplement the included carabiners. Don't leave it out at night or the hyenas will rip it apart...probably not a concern for you. 🙂 FYI - this worked great with the Medistrom Pilot-24 Lite CPAP battery, a TSA-approved DC input/output CPAP battery and I was able to power my ResMed Airsense 10 for 4 nights without interruption

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