SOLUPUP 100W Folding Portable Solar Panel for Power Stations, 18VDC with 5V USB + Free Shipping $46.00 at vipoutlet via eBay

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For those who want something bigger at a lower cost per watt, the similar Shenzhen 200W is $69.92 after promo code, with 10 available.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/117346466937?

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rly723

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I bought the Costco Ecoflow river 3 plus. On bestbuy I ordered a 45w eco flow solar panel. Would this 100w or 200w be compatible?

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I bought the Costco Ecoflow river 3 plus. On bestbuy I ordered a 45w eco flow solar panel. Would this 100w or 200w be compatible?

Yes the River 3 Plus has a solar charging input rated for up to 220W, so either would be within spec.

Edit: I should add that both this panel and the the 200W Shenzhen come with the XT60 connector your Ecoflow uses, so they're plug and play with no adaptation required.

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Work with jackery ?

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Thanks just ordered mine. These come in handy and now winter is coming around and the power goes out

rly723

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Missed out on 200w oh well got 100w. Don't know if it's worth keeping 45w Ecoflow panel from bestbuy for $70. Main thing would it being more portable and carrying ability but obviously more expensive. Also the Ecoflow has a usb c port so I could connect a smaller power bank or maybe even phone directly

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Quote from BabyBubba

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Yes the River 3 Plus has a solar charging input rated for up to 220W, so either would be within spec.Edit: I should add that both this panel and the the 200W Shenzhen come with the XT60 connector your Ecoflow uses, so they're plug and play with no adaptation required.

Can you recommend anyone for extension cable to use? I think cable included with Ecoflow is only 4 feet. Might need at least 10 feet if I charge solar panel on balcony and have cable through cracked open window

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Can you recommend anyone for extension cable to use? I think cable included with Ecoflow is only 4 feet. Might need at least 10 feet if I charge solar panel on balcony and have cable through cracked open window

This one looks pretty nice for the price. 12AWG 30A rated oxygen free copper with gold plated contacts. It's honestly overkill for a 100W panel, but also will handle a 200W panel (or a second 100W panel) down the road if you want to upgrade at some point. I only suggest it because it has 100% 5-star reviews and is relatively cheap at $14 with coupon savings.

https://www.amazon.com/Extension-...r=8-4&th=1

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Quote from BabyBubba

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Yes the River 3 Plus has a solar charging input rated for up to 220W, so either would be within spec.

Edit: I should add that both this panel and the the 200W Shenzhen come with the XT60 connector your Ecoflow uses, so they're plug and play with no adaptation required.

Voltage is the number you need to be careful with. If you go over the max rated voltage of your device, you'll fry your device, but on the other hand, If you go over the max wattage, any excess wattage is just unused and wasted. Think if it like this. Voltage is "pushed" or "forced" onto the device so it needs to match the device's rating; too much can and will damage it. Wattage on the other hand, is the total available power coming from a source & it's up to the device to take the wattage it needs, so a higher-wattage supply is normally fine—unused wattage is just unused/wasted. Think plugging a phone that only charges at 20 watts into a 100-watt charger. Your phone only takes what it can from the 100-watt source. Hope that makes sense.

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I'll second that voltage is the most important thing to look out for. You have to get a panel within the range the power station accepts. I would say most newer power stations will take normal 100 -200 watt panels because the voltage will be low. Just have to pay more attention when your getting into the 400w panels that'll have a higher voltage.

Also, don't buy solar panels from the power station brands (Jackery, ecoflow, Bluetti, Anker, etc.). You're going to be paying way more for basically the same thing. You might need an adapter to work with your particular power station, but they are usually less than $15.

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