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2-Pack UGreen PowerRoam 200W Solar Panel for Power Stations on sale for $191.40 - $57.42 when you apply discount code
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About this Item:
- Rated Power: 200W
- Cell Efficiency: 23%
- Power Voltage:19V
- Power Current : 10.5A
- Open Circuit Voltage: 24V
- Short Circuit Current: 11A
- Operating Temperature: 14℉~140℉ / -10°C - 60°C
- Dimension (Folded): 25.2 x 21.3 x 2.7"
- Dimension (Unfolded): 93.7 x 21.3 x 1.2"
- Weight: 18.7 lbs
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User Manual, 200w Solar Panel, 4.9ft XT60 to MC-4 Cable, 6.6ft XT60 to XT60 Cable
For a seasoned solar person, making mc4 connectors is really easy.
For most people NO.
So for most people who's trying to connect these in series, it won't work right out of the box.
I'll post some pics on how to do this correctly for those that want to connect these in series. when I get mine.
They do include the XT60 to MC4 cables. Probably reversed polarity.
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Lots of reviews complain about poor performance. Never gets 200W. 150W at best but many people were seeing 80-120W.
It's poorly designed for weatherproofing and outdoor use. The exposed nuts, bolts, and screws rust after a year or two. They used felt material on the back and it holds/collects dirt and debris when you place it on the ground. The felt material also apparently wicks up moisture, which is crazy stupid design.
Relatively big and heavy but not unexpected.
I suspect these might be refurbs. This product is old enough that most retailers have phased them out by now.
https://www.techpowerup
There's also reviews on Amazon and a couple of other sites.
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Lots of reviews complain about poor performance. Never gets 200W. 150W at best but many people were seeing 80-120W.
It's poorly designed for weatherproofing and outdoor use. The exposed nuts, bolts, and screws rust after a year or two. They used felt material on the back and it holds/collects dirt and debris when you place it on the ground. The felt material also apparently wicks up moisture, which is crazy stupid design.
Relatively big and heavy but not unexpected.
I suspect these might be refurbs. This product is old enough that most retailers have phased them out by now.
https://www.techpowerup
There's also reviews on Amazon and a couple of other sites.
It's cheap for a reason.
It's probably good if you are going to use it in dry desert conditions, but that's not me. The weatherproofing on these obviously sucks.
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Lots of reviews complain about poor performance. Never gets 200W. 150W at best but many people were seeing 80-120W.
It's poorly designed for weatherproofing and outdoor use. The exposed nuts, bolts, and screws rust after a year or two. They used felt material on the back and it holds/collects dirt and debris when you place it on the ground. The felt material also apparently wicks up moisture, which is crazy stupid design.
Relatively big and heavy but not unexpected.
I suspect these might be refurbs. This product is old enough that most retailers have phased them out by now.
https://www.techpowerup
There's also reviews on Amazon and a couple of other sites.
If they are susceptible of getting dirty from the ground couldn't you just put down a tarp?
Why do you suspect they are refurbished? Just a hunch?
Do you have a link to the other reviews? These don't really have enough Amazon reviews to make a conclusion. The bad ones I saw are in a language I do not speak.
If they are susceptible of getting dirty from the ground couldn't you just put down a tarp?
Why do you suspect they are refurbished? Just a hunch?
Do you have a link to the other reviews? These don't really have enough Amazon reviews to make a conclusion. The bad ones I saw are in a language I do not speak.
Thinking I'll choose Anker C1000 but still need to research the panels and connections more.
You would need an adapter or a cable: XT60 male to DC5521 male:
e.g. https://www.amazon.com/GINTOOYUN-...B0B48TT9LK or https://www.amazon.com/SinLoon-Ad...B0DHWTZM83 - and make sure you plug it to the 10-25V port on your station, not the other one that says 12V.
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