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This Renogy 2 pack is aimed at RV solar setups, especially for reaching a larger rooftop wattage target, and the price drew strong praise as the best seen for these panels. The panels also appear to test to spec and integrate cleanly with existing RV arrays. The main cautions are listing confusion over whether the page is for a 2 pack or a single panel, plus reports of shattered delivery and at least one panel underperforming or not detecting input. A solid fit if the listing details are confirmed before ordering.
RV owners trying to finish a roof array, because the 2-pack can help reach a specific wattage target with room to expand.
Some shipments arrived in perfect condition, including a 2-pack that tested to spec, but one order had a panel arrive completely shattered and Amazon would not replace it. The packaging and carrier handling seem to matter a lot here.
The deal was originally posted as a 2-pack of 200W panels for $219.99, but the product page later appeared to switch back to a single-panel SKU with a default 120W option. That makes the listing easy to misread, so it is worth checking the current SKU before buying.
A received 2-pack tested to spec on the ground, and another buyer said the panels were working properly from the box. One setup on a shed roof only reached about 145W per panel in consistent sun, so real-world output can be lower depending on mounting and conditions.
Yes, the 2-pack can be added to an existing RV array, and one buyer used it to reach a 1600W rooftop solar target. Another commenter added the panels to two existing RV panels and planned to test them on a trip.
Got my 12 panels today (CA to PA via UPS). Physically, all 12 made it in perfect condition with zero damage. My UPS driver was super careful unloading them.
I've only done a visual inspection so far and haven't tested the power output yet, but visually they look great! Sucks to see some arriving shattered, looks like I got lucky with my delivery crew.
Well, my 2 pack arrived. Tested to spec on the ground. Added to the 2 existing panels on my RV. We will see how it goes in a couple weeks for our next trip.
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This is the final 2 I needed to get to 1600 watts of roof top solar on our RV.
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This Renogy 2 pack is aimed at RV solar setups, especially for reaching a larger rooftop wattage target, and the price drew strong praise as the best seen for these panels. The panels also appear to test to spec and integrate cleanly with existing RV arrays. The main cautions are listing confusion over whether the page is for a 2 pack or a single panel, plus reports of shattered delivery and at least one panel underperforming or not detecting input. A solid fit if the listing details are confirmed before ordering.
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Some shipments arrived in perfect condition, including a 2-pack that tested to spec, but one order had a panel arrive completely shattered and Amazon would not replace it. The packaging and carrier handling seem to matter a lot here.
The deal was originally posted as a 2-pack of 200W panels for $219.99, but the product page later appeared to switch back to a single-panel SKU with a default 120W option. That makes the listing easy to misread, so it is worth checking the current SKU before buying.
A received 2-pack tested to spec on the ground, and another buyer said the panels were working properly from the box. One setup on a shed roof only reached about 145W per panel in consistent sun, so real-world output can be lower depending on mounting and conditions.
Yes, the 2-pack can be added to an existing RV array, and one buyer used it to reach a 1600W rooftop solar target. Another commenter added the panels to two existing RV panels and planned to test them on a trip.
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I've only done a visual inspection so far and haven't tested the power output yet, but visually they look great! Sucks to see some arriving shattered, looks like I got lucky with my delivery crew.
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