BougeRV via Amazon has
BougeRV 100W 12V 9BB Mono Solar Panel on sale for $79.99 - $17.60 off w/ promo code
PANEL0925 =
$62.39.
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Product Features:- 9BB Cell Design has a 21.9% Conversion Rate
- Half-cut Cells
- Corrosion-resistant Aluminum Material
- Diodes are pre-installed in the junction box, with a pair of pre-attached 3ft cables. Pre-drilled holes on the back of the panel.
- 18-month product warranty and 25-years power warranty
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I've also had excellent results with BougeRV's customer service. One of my panels had a small amount of white residue across one of the individual solar cells that looked like some of the encapsulant might have spilled over. I sent them an e-mail about it, asked if that was going to be an issue, and if I should return the panel to Amazon while my return period was valid. They responded by saying to keep that panel and they'd send me another one. In the process of sending that panel, it was shattered in transit. I contacted them again, sent pics of the damage, and they sent a second panel out. Each time, they were very helpful and responsive. The panel with the white residue performs just as well as the others, so I ended up keeping and using it.
On a full-sun day using my Ecoflow River 2, I can see 80W+ with regularity, and if I take the time to get the angle just right, I have seen 102W one time briefly. Overall, I have been very happy with them and for this price, they're a steal.
Note that the River 2 has a 120w solar input, so even if you did get a 160W+ panel, it will still only charge at a max of 120w. The 160W panel would do better in partial sun vs a 100W panel, but it would also be a lot larger.
Whatever panel you decide to get, you'll need to convert the output to a XT60 connector for the River 2. Folding panels normally come with adapters but these large glass panels typically have standard MC4 connectors. Note that the cables coming off the panel are also quite short (2-3 ft at most) so if you get a MC4 to XT60 cable, get one long enough to run to wherever you plan to use it.
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I've also had excellent results with BougeRV's customer service. One of my panels had a small amount of white residue across one of the individual solar cells that looked like some of the encapsulant might have spilled over. I sent them an e-mail about it, asked if that was going to be an issue, and if I should return the panel to Amazon while my return period was valid. They responded by saying to keep that panel and they'd send me another one. In the process of sending that panel, it was shattered in transit. I contacted them again, sent pics of the damage, and they sent a second panel out. Each time, they were very helpful and responsive. The panel with the white residue performs just as well as the others, so I ended up keeping and using it.
On a full-sun day using my Ecoflow River 2, I can see 80W+ with regularity, and if I take the time to get the angle just right, I have seen 102W one time briefly. Overall, I have been very happy with them and for this price, they're a steal.
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Hi there, the code is PANEL0925. The codes will usually be in a pink color in the OP to indicate it's a clickable coupon code.
Bi-facial requires the panel to be tilted in such a way to collect light from front and back (reflected). Personally I have not ever tilted my panels on the RV, I just added a couple of extra to cover the reduced power generation.
not worth the hassle IMO
I've also had excellent results with BougeRV's customer service. One of my panels had a small amount of white residue across one of the individual solar cells that looked like some of the encapsulant might have spilled over. I sent them an e-mail about it, asked if that was going to be an issue, and if I should return the panel to Amazon while my return period was valid. They responded by saying to keep that panel and they'd send me another one. In the process of sending that panel, it was shattered in transit. I contacted them again, sent pics of the damage, and they sent a second panel out. Each time, they were very helpful and responsive. The panel with the white residue performs just as well as the others, so I ended up keeping and using it.
On a full-sun day using my Ecoflow River 2, I can see 80W+ with regularity, and if I take the time to get the angle just right, I have seen 102W one time briefly. Overall, I have been very happy with them and for this price, they're a steal.
With solar input, will the River 2 still charge if your panel is only delivery 80W or less? I have the River 2 and am trying to decide on a simple solar solution for road trips and I'm not sure if I want to go 100W panel or something like 160W or higher.
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With solar input, will the River 2 still charge if your panel is only delivery 80W or less? I have the River 2 and am trying to decide on a simple solar solution for road trips and I'm not sure if I want to go 100W panel or something like 160W or higher.
Note that the River 2 has a 120w solar input, so even if you did get a 160W+ panel, it will still only charge at a max of 120w. The 160W panel would do better in partial sun vs a 100W panel, but it would also be a lot larger.
Whatever panel you decide to get, you'll need to convert the output to a XT60 connector for the River 2. Folding panels normally come with adapters but these large glass panels typically have standard MC4 connectors. Note that the cables coming off the panel are also quite short (2-3 ft at most) so if you get a MC4 to XT60 cable, get one long enough to run to wherever you plan to use it.
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Note that the River 2 has a 120w solar input, so even if you did get a 160W+ panel, it will still only charge at a max of 120w. The 160W panel would do better in partial sun vs a 100W panel, but it would also be a lot larger.
Whatever panel you decide to get, you'll need to convert the output to a XT60 connector for the River 2. Folding panels normally come with adapters but these large glass panels typically have standard MC4 connectors. Note that the cables coming off the panel are also quite short (2-3 ft at most) so if you get a MC4 to XT60 cable, get one long enough to run to wherever you plan to use it.
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