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Renogy 200 Watt 12 Volt Monocrystalline Solar Panel Starter Kit with 2 Pcs 100W Solar Panel and 30A PWM Charge Controller for RV, Boats, Trailer,…
【Efficient Performance】The 200W Solar Panel Starter Kit will produce an average of 1000Wh of electricity per day (Based on 5 hours of direct sunlight condition). The Cell Efficiency can reach 22%. The bypass diodes can ensure the panel has an excellent performance in a low-light environment and the TPT back sheet dissipates excess heat to ensure smooth output performance.
【Solid Quality】Advanced encapsulation material with multi-layered sheet laminations protects cells from physical damage and distortion, improving cell performance and providing a long service life.
【Smart Function】The Wanderer PWM Charge Controller is compatible with four different types of batteries: Sealed, Gel, Flooded, and Lithium batteries. It also features advanced 4-stage charging (bulk, boost, float, and equalization) to ensure your battery is efficiently and safely charged to 100%.
【Full System Protection】The Wanderer PWM Charge Controller has a number of built-in protections to safeguard your systems, such as reverse polarity protection, battery overcharging protection, overload protection, and short circuit protection.
【Ready to Install】This Renogy 200W Solar Panel Kit includes all of the equipment necessary for building a new system. The included cables, Z-brackets, and pre-drilled holes on the back frame of the panel allow fast and secure mounting. With the Wanderer Li 30A PWM Charge Controller, the kit can meet your further power needs by adding more of the same solar panels to expand up to 400W.
Additional information
Brand
Renogy
Material
Aluminum
Item Weight
0.01 ounces
Style
Cables+Mounts
Connector Type
Barrel Connector
Included Components
Cable
AC Adapter Current
30 Amps
Maximum Voltage
12 Volts
Maximum Power
100 Watts
Product Dimensions
6.45"L x 4.31"W x 1.76"H
Manufacturer
Renogy
Part Number
107.4, 49.8, 3.5
Country of Origin
Thailand
Item model number
200 Watt 12 Volt Monocrystalline
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No
Size
PWM 30A Controller
color
,Off-Grid System
Pattern
Solar Panel Bundle Kit
Power Source
Solar Powered
Wattage
100 watts
Item Package Quantity
2
Special Features
Short Circuit Protection
Batteries Included
No
Batteries Required
No
Warranty Description
5-year material and workmanship warranty
12 reviews for Renogy 200 Watt 12 Volt Monocrystalline Solar Panel Starter Kit with 2 Pcs 100W Solar Panel and 30A PWM Charge Controller for RV, Boats, Trailer,…
Rated 4 out of 5
myamazon1360 –
I was a little nervous to get these, being on the less expensive side but I’m happy I got them and if I get another one, I will buy the same thing again. I wished there was a better way to connect them to the roof of my trailer house. The brackets are reasonable for general installation in all locations, but for a trailer house roof, it was hard to have them land on the beams all the time and I ended up having to put a lot of white goop stuff (got at local trailer supply) in them to keep it sealed ok. I have not had any leaks yet, but I’m not so sure they’d stay on the trailer if I got in a crash… 🙂 we’ll avoid that one hopefully…
Install was a tad nerve wracking when it came to the wiring. I saw people bought fuses and fuse cases with it and got he same thinking I needed them, but I ended up using just what it all came with. It seems to do a good job keeping things charged up and I’ve run the heater and everything for a while to see how it did.
I do not plug in my trailer any more and sold my generator (Honda 2000)… I was glad to get rid of the noise (very nice/quiet generator by the way) and gas smell.
I was very surprised how well the panels did in the winter. It kept it charged even thought we had a fair amount of snow. That was interesting.
Controller is a bid hard to wire to, feel like you are going to break the tiny screws with those big wires. Seems like a little stronger setup could be worked out there. The controller is kinda a self handler though after you get all that done. Haven’t done a thing with it. Just look at the lights.
Was relieved when it was over and seemed to work and nothing had smoke coming out of it! haha 🙂 And that it keeps running like a charm (so far).
Again, I would / will buy more of this one if I get more. I’d like 3-4 panels on my 30′ trailer… its a biggy. I did get all LED lamps in this order as well and replaced my entire lighting. Very happy with that decision also.
I’d love to get a tesla power wall and install a bunch of these to keep that charged. Not an environmental nut case, just like to get off the big bills. Not sure if they’d be the best for that though.
Rated 5 out of 5
Thomas –
C’est ma première expérience avec des panneaux solaires et ils fonctionnent bien. Je fais en moyen 1,3 Kwh par jour en ce moment avec un bon soleil. J’ai remplacé le convertisseur du kit qui n’est pas terrible par un convertisseur MPPT beaucoup plus sérieux de chez Victron. Il faut également acheter une batterie à décharge lente pour pouvoir stocker l’électricité produite.
Rated 4 out of 5
Sluggo –
Set these up on a trailer. Supplies adequate power to keep a fan and 30ft of LED string lights running as needed. Battery never really drops below 50% and that’s with the 5w fan running all day throughout all of hot July. Noticed the charging dip a little as it got covered with dirt and leaves from the trees, but still not enough to cause concern. If I kept the trailer out in pure sunlight, away from under trees, and in more mild temperatures, and set the fan to a bit higher tolerance (had it at 80%), than there’s no doubt I’d be running them at their most efficient and my battery would stay topped off (single 100ah battery).
I gave it 4 stars because I’d like to see the cost come down on these systems a little more, and I think that can be achieved with their construction. I gave “light weight” 3 stars because I’m surprised they’d even ask. They’re not exactly “light weight”, but I think if they actually cheapen the construction a bit (plastics instead of aluminum) to ACTUALLY reduce the weight, putting more of the protection responsibility on the user, then they can drive down cost AND get away with calling it “light weight”. 99% of the time someone is installing this on a roof, so the need for the heavy duty aluminum frame is just not there. Either drastically reduce the aluminum, or move to bioplastics, relocate the terminal to the end so it can be thinner and mounted closer to the surface.
Anyway.. these are good. Tough. Durable. Easy to install. Worth it.
Cheers
Rated 4 out of 5
jer –
need to add storage battery. very heavy as delivered. requires 2 strong backs. pay attention to the product description when ordering. best to have someone home for delivery
Rated 5 out of 5
Nancy Paulman –
When using LED lights and these solar screens they take very little voltage from battery
Rated 5 out of 5
michael everett –
powers up my 100amp lipo battery in my overland camper. keeps battery and 2000 watt inverter powered up even on cloudy days. off grid travel is great thanks to these solar panels .this camper is used for work and play.
Rated 4 out of 5
paulette issele –
Article conforme
Rated 5 out of 5
Devin –
This was way easier than hooking up to the alternator. Literally pulling and play. Make sure to read the instructions first! Works great and charges my 200ah battery perfectly.
Rated 4 out of 5
Thomas –
bonjour livré en temps produit correcte et sa marche bien pare contre jais pas reçu de facture
Rated 5 out of 5
dani –
ça marche très bien pour le moment dans un terrain de loisirs très bien expos utilisation pour éclairage, glacière minimale et charge de divers outils, tablette, tlphone
Rated 5 out of 5
denise –
Livraison rapide produit conforme .satisfait .je conseille se produit
myamazon1360 –
I was a little nervous to get these, being on the less expensive side but I’m happy I got them and if I get another one, I will buy the same thing again. I wished there was a better way to connect them to the roof of my trailer house. The brackets are reasonable for general installation in all locations, but for a trailer house roof, it was hard to have them land on the beams all the time and I ended up having to put a lot of white goop stuff (got at local trailer supply) in them to keep it sealed ok. I have not had any leaks yet, but I’m not so sure they’d stay on the trailer if I got in a crash… 🙂 we’ll avoid that one hopefully…
Install was a tad nerve wracking when it came to the wiring. I saw people bought fuses and fuse cases with it and got he same thinking I needed them, but I ended up using just what it all came with. It seems to do a good job keeping things charged up and I’ve run the heater and everything for a while to see how it did.
I do not plug in my trailer any more and sold my generator (Honda 2000)… I was glad to get rid of the noise (very nice/quiet generator by the way) and gas smell.
I was very surprised how well the panels did in the winter. It kept it charged even thought we had a fair amount of snow. That was interesting.
Controller is a bid hard to wire to, feel like you are going to break the tiny screws with those big wires. Seems like a little stronger setup could be worked out there. The controller is kinda a self handler though after you get all that done. Haven’t done a thing with it. Just look at the lights.
Was relieved when it was over and seemed to work and nothing had smoke coming out of it! haha 🙂 And that it keeps running like a charm (so far).
Again, I would / will buy more of this one if I get more. I’d like 3-4 panels on my 30′ trailer… its a biggy. I did get all LED lamps in this order as well and replaced my entire lighting. Very happy with that decision also.
I’d love to get a tesla power wall and install a bunch of these to keep that charged. Not an environmental nut case, just like to get off the big bills. Not sure if they’d be the best for that though.
Thomas –
C’est ma première expérience avec des panneaux solaires et ils fonctionnent bien. Je fais en moyen 1,3 Kwh par jour en ce moment avec un bon soleil. J’ai remplacé le convertisseur du kit qui n’est pas terrible par un convertisseur MPPT beaucoup plus sérieux de chez Victron. Il faut également acheter une batterie à décharge lente pour pouvoir stocker l’électricité produite.
Sluggo –
Set these up on a trailer. Supplies adequate power to keep a fan and 30ft of LED string lights running as needed. Battery never really drops below 50% and that’s with the 5w fan running all day throughout all of hot July. Noticed the charging dip a little as it got covered with dirt and leaves from the trees, but still not enough to cause concern.
If I kept the trailer out in pure sunlight, away from under trees, and in more mild temperatures, and set the fan to a bit higher tolerance (had it at 80%), than there’s no doubt I’d be running them at their most efficient and my battery would stay topped off (single 100ah battery).
I gave it 4 stars because I’d like to see the cost come down on these systems a little more, and I think that can be achieved with their construction. I gave “light weight” 3 stars because I’m surprised they’d even ask. They’re not exactly “light weight”, but I think if they actually cheapen the construction a bit (plastics instead of aluminum) to ACTUALLY reduce the weight, putting more of the protection responsibility on the user, then they can drive down cost AND get away with calling it “light weight”. 99% of the time someone is installing this on a roof, so the need for the heavy duty aluminum frame is just not there. Either drastically reduce the aluminum, or move to bioplastics, relocate the terminal to the end so it can be thinner and mounted closer to the surface.
Anyway.. these are good. Tough. Durable. Easy to install. Worth it.
Cheers
jer –
need to add storage battery. very heavy as delivered. requires 2 strong backs. pay attention to the product description when ordering. best to have someone home for delivery
Nancy Paulman –
When using LED lights and these solar screens they take very little voltage from battery
michael everett –
powers up my 100amp lipo battery in my overland camper. keeps battery and 2000 watt inverter powered up even on cloudy days. off grid travel is great thanks to these solar panels .this camper is used for work and play.
paulette issele –
Article conforme
Devin –
This was way easier than hooking up to the alternator. Literally pulling and play. Make sure to read the instructions first! Works great and charges my 200ah battery perfectly.
Thomas –
bonjour livré en temps produit correcte et sa marche bien pare contre jais pas reçu de facture
dani –
ça marche très bien pour le moment dans un terrain de loisirs très bien expos
utilisation pour éclairage, glacière minimale et charge de divers outils, tablette, tlphone
denise –
Livraison rapide produit conforme .satisfait .je conseille se produit
Mason –
Extremely satisfied