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2-Pack UGreen PowerRoam 200W Solar Panel for Power Stations
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Wellbots has 2-Pack UGreen PowerRoam 200W Solar Panel for Power Stations on sale for $191.40 - $57.42 when you apply discount code SOLAR40 during checkout - $133.98. Shipping is free.
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- 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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Written by SaltyOne | Staff- Rated 5 out of 5 stars from customer reviews.
- Price of $66.99 per panel.
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Wellbots has 2-Pack UGreen PowerRoam 200W Solar Panel for Power Stations on sale for $191.40 - $57.42 when you apply discount code SOLAR40 during checkout - $133.98. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member EtherGnat for sharing this deal.
About this Item:
Thanks to Community Member EtherGnat for sharing this deal.
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
Editor's Notes
Written by SaltyOne | Staff- Rated 5 out of 5 stars from customer reviews.
- Price of $66.99 per panel.
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https://www.ugreen.com/products/u...tion-200-w
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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I had been thinking of either the Anker PS400 at $600 on BF sale, or 2x PS200 at ~$750. This seems like a comparable deal for less than $150 - amazing.
Buying these in case we have another unexpected power outage in Austin, TX, like we did a couple of winters ago. Best possible outcome will be I wasted my money and these collect dust in the garage. But, I'm glad I'll have done some preparation just in case.
Cheers, everyone.
I ordered a 60A PowMr (which should be oversized for a set of these panels) off of Chinese Amazon. It was about $60. We'll see.
I'm going to wait until these things actually ship (or show up) before I order the adapter cables I need. I really don't think they will ship.
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The price seems out of line. (as in too cheap) I just spent the evening looking for panels and this is close to the price of one 100-120W panel and you are getting two 200w. I hope they ship.
I'm going to wait until these things actually ship (or show up) before I order the adapter cables I need. I really don't think they will ship.
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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.
For my use, they'll be just fine. I'm not leaving them outside for a year or two. If I wanted a panel for that, I'd buy a panel designed for that. As far picking up dirt, that's easy to fix. Ues a tarp or table. I just want something for when I have an outage or I'm out on search and rescue.
Finally, as for their output, 150W will be just fine at this price. I suspect with both of them, I'm going to be hitting close to the current limit input on the solar ports of my battery pack.
We'll need to buy some adapters, but otherwise it should be fully compatible.
No sure which adapter yet, waiting to receive the solar panels first.
The 1000 v2 supports the following for solar input:
17.5V-60V, 400W Max (x2 200w ports)
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Confirmed the end needed to plug into the Jackery solar input is a DC 8020 male plug.
The other side will be a XT60 but I'm not sure if it needs to be male or female yet.
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We'll need to buy some adapters, but otherwise it should be fully compatible.
No sure which adapter yet, waiting to receive the solar panels first.
The 1000 v2 supports the following for solar input:
17.5V-60V, 400W Max (x2 200w ports)
edit
Confirmed the end needed to plug into the Jackery solar input is a DC 8020 male plug.
The other side will be a XT60 but I'm not sure if it needs to be male or female yet.
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