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Topsolar 100W Foldable Portable Solar Panel Charger Kits for Portable Power Station Generator Cell Phones Camera Lamp 19V DC Output

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Size: 100W


Features

  • Designed For Most Portable Power StationThe 19V DC port is specially designed for charging portable power stations and equipped with cables and connectors of different specifications
  • USB Smart and Fast Charging Technology Dual USB Ports QC3.0 & 2.0 (5V/9V/12V 2A max), and the USB-C port support PD3.0.Designed for smartphones and tablets (compatible with iPhone, iPad, Samsung Galaxy), GPS, digital cameras etc. Perfect for outdoor life and even unexpected power outages. The build-in smart IC chip intelligently identifies your device, and maximizes its charging speed while protects your devices from over charging and overloading.
  • Foldable&Portable:After being folded, the size is only 19.98x20.28x1.38inch. You can easily pack it into backpack or trunk to explore the world. At the same time, the panel is equipped with adjustable bracket.You could adjust the angle of the solar panel at will to obtain a higher output power.
  • Powerful High Conversion Efficiency With high efficiency monocrystalline solar cell, you will get greater power efficiency even though the panel is smaller than a traditional model Maximizes system output by reducing mismatch loss. It performs better than similarly rated polycrystalline solar panels at low-light conditions
  • Durable The solar panel is fully Laminated, made by advanced laminated technology and long lasting ETFE material. NOTE:Before test the 14.4V port voltage, need to connect a load/battery to activate.

Description

Topsolar 100W Foldable Portable Solar Panel Charger Kits for Portable Power Station Generator Cell Phones Camera Lamp 12V Car Boat RV Battery(Dual USB Ports & 19/14.4V DC Output)

Brand: Topsolar


Material: Monocrystalline Silicon


Product Dimensions: 42.9"L x 22.4"W x 1.38"H


Item Weight: 2.31 Kilograms


Efficiency: High Efficiency


Brand: ‎Topsolar


Material: ‎Monocrystalline Silicon


Product Dimensions: ‎42.9"L x 22.4"W x 1.38"H


Item Weight: ‎2.31 Kilograms


Efficiency: ‎High Efficiency


Connector Type: ‎USB


Included Components: ‎cable


Maximum Power: ‎100 Watts


Special Feature: ‎Solar Panel, Fast Charging, Short Circuit Protection, Travel, Solar Intensity Indicator


UPC: ‎758415214481


Manufacturer: ‎Topsolar


Part Number: ‎T05SC100-1


Item Weight: ‎5.09 pounds


Item model number: ‎67d6d218-8d89-43a6-98a3-24549632118f


Size: ‎100W


Color: ‎White, Black


Power Source: ‎Solar Powered


Wattage: ‎100 watts


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Mounting Type: ‎Wall Mount


Special Features: ‎Solar Panel, Fast Charging, Short Circuit Protection, Travel, Solar Intensity Indicator


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Date First Available: November 4, 2019


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Unboxing Review
Size: 100W
Review Image by Chelsea Chelsea
I've owned this 100w TP solar panel for all of five partly-sunny hours so take this review with a grain of salt. If you're looking for a durability review read ones that have had the item for at least a year, which covers the length of the warranty they offer. This is basically an unboxing review of the 100w in which I paid $149 and Amazon delivered it within 48 hours. Use: I'm a middle-aged female mainly using this for occasional van camping here in Maryland to recharge my s200 portable battery pack. I needed something lightweight, small, and portable. Check. Check. Check. Portable carrier case: Better than expected but on par with a soft-sided Arctic Zone Walmart lunchbox. I'll take care when opening zippers as they seem poor quality. Four sets of interior pockets and an extra padded section hold all the adapters, manual, and two stands to angle panels. Even came with 2 carribeaners so I can hang it on a zipline. My set was missing nothing. Yay! Total weight felt like maybe six pounds and the width of my large tablet. Panel: Easy to unfold, easy plug and play once I finally figured out which adapter I needed. Rubber strip covers "outlets" thus making it "waterproof" if accidentally left out in a very light drizzle unplugged. There are ten mini panels in all making one large rectangle. They aren't smooth like glass as you find in typical rooftop panels. They have a sort of rigid and rough plastic over them. This is NOT to be peeled off as one reviewer stated. Hopefully it'll add to its longevity as it seems harder to shatter. When folded shut it secures with a strip of velcro... which I'll also make sure to be gentle with as it's attached by only two tiny rivets. Test Charge: I give it an A+ for doing what it did in low sun/shade from tree branches/ late afternoon conditions. My s200 power pack was at 24% and shot up to 34% within just one hour. Then, due to the setting sun and above outlined conditions, it didn't charge past 34%. I think in optimal conditions I'll have no problem charging the battery within 6 hours. Overall value vs quality: Given the price points on other 100w panels that aren't nearly as small & portable for my needs and don't come with a fraction of all the adapters and accessories I am THRILLED I got this one for $149 and it checked all my boxes. If you do your research you'll come to find that the Jackery panels and other name brand suitcase panels are overpriced. As mentioned, there are some cheapo aspects to it. The stands are pretty useless too as they're too short and lightweight to hold the panel securely. Best to prop panel on your cooler or whatever. This TP panel is great IF you're not hard on your gear and it isn't for daily use in extreme temps. If you follow the guidelines in the manual for proper care, cleaning, and storage this panel should last many years. I'm super happy with the purchase and overall rate it 5 stars. Can't wait to use it in full sun! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2022 by Chelsea Chelsea
    • As good as expected
Size: 100W
Review Image by Brandon Brandon
Review Image by Brandon Brandon
Review Image by Brandon Brandon
I have a ton of rigid panels and few flexibles, even a couple folding panels in the lower wattage range. This was my first larger folding panel purchase and I was feeling discouraged while shopping reading so many reviews of dismal output from many top brands. I've had this panel for a whopping 4 hours and just got it set up outside for a test. The sun isn't perfectly overhead so these numbers may increase slightly, but I don't plan to angle it or anything - flat is better than anything I could rig up given the position of the sun right now. Immediately showed 74-75w being produced when connected to a Victron MPPT (see attached image). I expected this number to fall as the panel heated up - it's 95* outside and it's laying on hot plywood with no airflow beneath the panels, or from anywhere - perfectly still wind-free day. So, 30 minutes later it's producing 72w. The 2x100w series'd rigid panels on my truck are producing 143w right now and actually have good air flow. So I'd say the output of this panel is a lot better than what I've read of Dokios and similar, producing 60w from a "200w" folding panel. It's heavy but that's okay, it rolls up tight and compact and feels more durable than my smaller folding panels. The smaller ones I have can be flexed but these feel like unfolding a book of floor tile, so that's where the weight is coming from. No other comments on durability though, too soon to tell. Just feels like it'll last. Unfolding it is straight forward, you just flip the 6 tiles open and then unfold the other 6 from on top of it. I liked that because I could unfold without having the panel producing any voltage until I flipped the last fold over - one side covers the other until this point. People who are familiar with throwing blankets over producing solar panels to halt current will understand and appreciate this. The flap that hangs off the side where the output box (or whatever you want to call it) is ok, I previously thought it was stupid when shopping. Part of the flap has the output box and the other part is what wraps over the panels and velcros them shut when folded up. I don't think you could use this panel hanging horizontally (landscape mode!) without that flap catching the wind and being obnoxious, and causing stress on the wires inside that lead to the flap. But would be easy to hang vertically with the flap hanging down. If you review this item, try to observe the panel voltage and charge current going in to your battery. That's useful info in a world of subpar folding panels that barely hit half their rated output. Oh yeah, wires. Let's talk wires. They're terribly thin on all the accessories. I'm using a 10 amp 2.1x5.5mm jack as my solar inlet to my charge controller so I was able to use the included 2.1x5.5 extension cable. The MC4 adapter and alligator clip adapter are both like 22 gauge. It's very possible the 2.1x5.5mm extension cable is also high gauge. I ordered a 16 gauge heavy duty 10ft 2.1x5.5 extension (but I'm realizing now I should have gotten a male to male - it hasn't arrived yet). In any event, using as large of wire as possible from the panel's output box to your charge controller is always recommended to curb voltage drop. If you really want to give the panel the best shot at producing, get a 2.1x5.5mm male jack with screw terminals (they come in packs of 10) from Amazon and shove as large a wire as possible as you can in to them (12 gauge in my experience) and keep the wire as short as you can to reach where it needs to go. This will allow more voltage to flow through the wire at greater lengths and in high temps. Ending review, this took me a while to type and its been at least another 30 minutes since I said it was producing 72w. It's giving me 70w right now - barring a handful of days here in Colorado this is as hot as it's going to get. UPDATE after first trip: Took this to the mountains and laid it in the grass to charge up my LiFePO4 camper battery. Had to use their included 2.1x5.5mm extension cable again as the heavy duty one I ordered hadn't arrived before I left town. This was going in to a Victron 75/15 MPPT charge controller. 72*F ambient temps and mostly clear skies. Didn't bother angling it, and the grass wasn't letting it lay perfectly flat either so it was a very slight bowl shape. Was watching the charge controller over bluetooth and about an hour in to charging I hit 80w for a while... covered in bugs (adding new pic). Would recommend. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2020 by Brandon Brandon
    • Portable and Effective
Size: 100W
I got this panel to fit behind the back seat of a car where the normal fold in half type would not fit well. I really like the case which can carry the necessary cords, adapters and stand. I was even able to fit this 20 foot extension cord in the case with everything: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B079GPP45J/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Some might say that the MC4 adapter and wire gauge are too small but I have had no issues with either when running a single 100 watt panel. I use this to charge an EcoFlow River Pro and in good weather got 65-68 watts which is a better percentage that I get with my bigger panels. The build quality seems very good and the only complaint I have is the stands. Because this is a folding item, it is difficult to keep up straight and the stands are just not big or strong enough to hold the panel very well. It is great being able to carry so much in such a small package and I am impressed overall with this panel! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2021 by JulieB

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