Eco-Worthy US via eBay has ECO-WORTHY 130W 12V Flexible Mono Solar Panel on sale for $71.99 - 20% off when you apply discount code TOPGIFTS20 at checkout = $57.59. Shipping is free.
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Eco-Worthy US via eBay has ECO-WORTHY 130W 12V Flexible Mono Solar Panel on sale for $71.99 - 20% off when you apply discount code TOPGIFTS20 at checkout = $57.59. Shipping is free.
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I actually ordered one of these, and they accidentally sent me the wrong thing.
Their customer service is really good, they sent me the right item without having me return the other thing (it was a 600w inverter)
Panel is really nice, even with heavy cloud cover I get like 25w out of it.
Can this be used to charge EF ECOFLOW Portable Power Station DELTA 2, 1024Wh LiFePO4 (LFP) Battery, 1800W AC/100W USB-C Output, Solar Generator? how to use it ? and now long it takes?
Got the power station it is still unopened.
Yes but you will need a cable like this (XT60i to MC4).
What is the difference between this panel and the other non flexible panels? Especially when it comes to the battery station I have?
Thanks for your advice.
With the Delta 2 your going to want at least a 200W panel (or 2 you can use 500W solar)
There's a rigid one for $87. Its heavier, but it's easier to stand up or mount.
I'm using 2x200w rigid panels in parallel to power 200AH battery and a 1200W inverter in my tool shed
With the Delta 2 your going to want at least a 200W panel (or 2 you can use 500W solar)
There's a rigid one for $87. Its heavier, but it's easier to stand up or mount.
I'm using 2x200w rigid panels in parallel to power 200AH battery and a 1200W inverter in my tool shed
What do you use this for?
I got this for potential power outages during or after hurricanes...
What do you use this for?
I got this for potential power outages during or after hurricanes...
I have an electric lawn mower and yard tools, leaf blower, weed eater ..etc
The inverter charges all the batteries for all this stuff and I can also run a cord to the house and run a small 5000btu window ac or power a small freezer for a couple days in an emergency situation.
This setup is also great for recharging my River 2 Pro
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I have a smaller flexible solar panel with the grommets... A few heavy duty suction cups and a couple of dowels and now my camper has an awning over the rear window to block rain and too much sun from coming in the sliding window and in addition, I have up to 50 Watts additional solar charging... Of course, that is when the rear of the camper is facing the Sun.
I have an electric lawn mower and yard tools, leaf blower, weed eater ..etc
The inverter charges all the batteries for all this stuff and I can also run a cord to the house and run a small 5000btu window ac or power a small freezer for a couple days in an emergency situation.
This setup is also great for recharging my River 2 Pro
You must have a battery bank system that you run your air conditioner off of. A 5000 BTU window unit is going to be about 500-700 watts. So you'd probably need 10 of these on a sunny day in order to power.
You must have a battery bank system that you run your air conditioner off of. A 5000 BTU window unit is going to be about 500-700 watts. So you'd probably need 10 of these on a sunny day in order to power.
I mentioned that I have 2x 100ah LifeP04 batteries and a 1200W inverter. The window AC actually only pulls 310W. I'm also using 2x 200W solar panels
I mentioned that I have 2x 100ah LifeP04 batteries and a 1200W inverter. The window AC actually only pulls 310W. I'm also using 2x 200W solar panels
Must have been in a previous comment.. wasn't mentioned in the one that I replied to. Thanks for clarifying... I figure if I missed it, others might as well.
I see lot of questions to charge battery packs. If buying to charge portable batteries, go with regular non flexible panels. It will be easy to move them around. Will be stronger on long run.
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Their customer service is really good, they sent me the right item without having me return the other thing (it was a 600w inverter)
Panel is really nice, even with heavy cloud cover I get like 25w out of it.
The dimensions on this panel are about 38" by 27" and it weighs 4.5 lbs
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Got the power station it is still unopened.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/234949753434
https://www.ebay.com/itm/234949753434
Thanks for your advice.
Thanks for your advice.
There's a rigid one for $87. Its heavier, but it's easier to stand up or mount.
I'm using 2x200w rigid panels in parallel to power 200AH battery and a 1200W inverter in my tool shed
There's a rigid one for $87. Its heavier, but it's easier to stand up or mount.
I'm using 2x200w rigid panels in parallel to power 200AH battery and a 1200W inverter in my tool shed
I got this for potential power outages during or after hurricanes...
I got this for potential power outages during or after hurricanes...
The inverter charges all the batteries for all this stuff and I can also run a cord to the house and run a small 5000btu window ac or power a small freezer for a couple days in an emergency situation.
This setup is also great for recharging my River 2 Pro
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The inverter charges all the batteries for all this stuff and I can also run a cord to the house and run a small 5000btu window ac or power a small freezer for a couple days in an emergency situation.
This setup is also great for recharging my River 2 Pro
Sorry, new to this.
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