100 Watt Folding Solar Panel

I purchased 4 of these to power my solar generator.I then use a 30amp/15amp connector to power my RV.This supplies the needs for all of the lower voltage requirements and I have 3 pre-heat storage batteries for the larger demands.I prefer these panels because of their portability and durability.Their environmental temperature operation zones are acceptable and the SHADESTOPPER technology is a plus.I secure them with a designed staking system that I purchased on line.This helps to secure them in windy conditions.The use of portable panels allows me to keep the RV in the shade during the hot sunny days and to move the panels to maintain the optimal angles for energy absorbtion and conversion.When the sum is out,their is very minimal pull from the generator even with all of the lights on and a vaccuum running.

Recently bought the 100W foldable panel to charge my Jackery Explorer 100 Plus & Anker C800. Only needed to get one adapter for the Jackery (DC 5909 to 8020) and with the Jackery adapter (DC 8020 to USB-C) was getting an average of 60W in direct light. It was close to 90W over the included DC 7909 to XT-60 cable included when paired with my Anker C800. I think the Jackery’s USB-C input doesn’t deliver the full wattage as was evident when connected to the Anker. Partly shaded I was getting in the 60W range on the Anker. In any event, thoroughly satisfied with the Shadestopper 100W foldable panel. A great buy; you won’t regret it.

Great solar panel, a little more $ than the Chinese knockoffs, but the quality is quite evident. Working well on a very overcast day. First impression is this will be great for my Ecoflow River 3.

Works as advertised. 👍🏽🤘🏽

I saw this solar panel website when I was surfing the internet looking for a better option for charging my Ecoflow power station. My original folding 100W panel odd a bit bulky and cumbersome to use. With the free supplies solar panel adapter it was plug and play. So simple and quick to set up. Much better that my original setup. Funny thing to remember when using this 100w panel is it’s lighter. I noticed it wasn’t in the original piston I put it in and wondered how it moved. It was the small gist of wind that moved it. It is light weight so if your setup location is windy, you should set it up accordingly (tie it in place somehow)
Im loving the panel so far, I will give it a better test in June on a planned long weekend out in West TX.