Leicht im Handling, leider war kein Adapter für meine Powerstation dabei, glücklicherweise aber einer bei der Powerstation. Schafft gerade 91 w gestern Nachmittag waren es im Schnitt 60w

Preis Lieferung TopFunktion sehr gut .

I use this with the Big Blue 1000 power packIt charges up the entire unit in approx 8 hours medium UK summer sunshine timejust over 4 hours full on UK sunshineGiving me approx 40 hours of power to my 50l travel fridge-freezer (to give an idea of the power) which uses the lighter connectionIt doesn't like full cloud so maybe more useful in the East/southeast than the northwest of the UK

e' un pannello molto bello e potente 150w facile da montare e installare risulta essere unn po pesante, cosa che passa in secondo piano considerando che il pannello e perfettamente water resistent, anche sotto una intensa pioggia

Absolutely brilliantThey actually over perform , I actually got them to produce 170wExcellent quality, I can’t praise them enoughUnbelievable value for money

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**Update December 2024**Took these on another two trips this year, out Midwest for the Eclipse in Vincennes, IN, through central Northern states to Wyoming for Devils Tower and back through SD, ND, and MN. Visibly showing signs of use, but consistently bring in 75-83 watts per panel. Still get 50-60 watts per panel laid flat when windy in bright sunlight. Very versatile, I love these panels. Came in very handy at relatives’ houses running fridges, freezers, and making coffee during Helene aftermath power outage in SC. Still using in conjunction with glass panels as the strengths and weaknesses complement each other.**Update July 2023**Used these alongside the glass DIY suitcase in the Southwest desert camping areas for 6 months, and they performed very well. Consistently brought in 70-80 watts each, even when getting very hot in the sun. Found out early on not to leave them up on the stands if any wind gusts can happen. The first day using them was in 30 MPH gusts and both got some gashes in the ETFE from the desert rocks after they were blown onto their faces. (Did not affect performance in any perceptible way.) This is where the glass DIY suitcase panel outperformed, but only because I could stack 20 or more pounds of rocks on the legs to avoid movement in high winds. Learned how to stack rocks on these flexible panels to allow use in 20-25 MPH winds regularly, and found I could keep them flat on the ground for crazy windy days. Since these are lighter, and easier to set up and repack in the car than the glass panel, I found myself relying on these much more often. Very impressed with the durability and ease of use.**Original Review**24 volt version. Use only with MPPT if not using with BigBlue solar generator. If using PWM, get the 12V version. Competes very well with 2 Glass 50 watt panels in series. Pictures show wattage for each, and then swapped the charge controllers for reference. Much lighter than glass panels but will get blown over in desert wind. New leg design has strap management and Velcro instead of snaps. Very nice portable panel. Will update review after heavy use.