HQST 100W 12V Flexible Monocrystalline Solar Panel,9BB 100 Watts Mono Solar Panel,Polished PET Coating,23% High Efficiency Module PV Power,IP67 Waterproof for RV Camper Van Boat Yacht Cabin Shed
$69.99
Product Description
Leading 9 Busbars Grade A+ Cells
More Power Output
Adopting large and leading 9 busbars solar cells, our 100 watt flexible solar panels provide longer service life than a conventional 5 busbars cells. All solar cells are EL tested, no obvious microcracks affecting the performance of the overall panel.
Made for Outdoor Using
No worries about water splashes and rain
Excellent durability in a harsh environment
Works with most curved surfaces
Weighs less than 1/2 that of a rigid panel
Always Get Prepared for Adventures
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| Weight | 1.814368 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 43 × 23 × 0.15 cm |
| Brand | HQST |
| Material | โMonocrystalline Silicon |
| Product Dimensions | โ43"L x 23"W x 0.15"H |
| Efficiency | โHigh Efficiency |
| Connector Type | MC4 |
| Included Components | โSolar Panels |
| AC Adapter Current | โ5.1 Amps |
| Maximum Voltage | โ12 Volts |
| Upper Temperature Rating | โ194 Degrees Fahrenheit |
| Maximum Power | โ100 Watts |
| UPC | โ810081401388 |
| Item Weight | โ4 Pounds |
| Item model number | โHQST-100DB |
| Size | โ1 Pack |
| Color | โ100W Flexible |
| Style | โModern |
| Shape | โRectangular |
| Batteries Included? | โNo |
| Batteries Required? | โNo |
| ASIN | B09J17Q35T |
| Date First Available | October 8, 2021 |
| Manufacturer | HQST |
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Philip Neitz –
So far so good. This panel is a good match to the 190W Go Power solar panel my travel trailer originally came with (connected in parallel).
Stepheninaz –
Heavier than I thought, but efficient. I’m getting about 165 watts on a sunny Winter day in Southern Az. I’m using it with 3 different Bluetti power stations. AC180, AC70, AC50B. Very satisfied with the build quality and performance.
CompuGeak –
I tested it in different environmental conditions. Delivers 70-80 of wattage in partly cloudy sky in December. Keeps wattage steady with two lines laying on panel. The wattage drops to 40-50 when angle change from 90 to 45 degree.
Alex –
Charges a goal zero battery, which is all I need it to do. They carrying case makes it more convenient.
Steve Hoey –
Have used several times now. I like the compactness and construction. Only thing I was disappointed in was the XT60 connector. I bought 2 of these panels and both are just bare wires into the XT60 end. Will not take long before it breaks.
Andy –
I was skeptical with the low price and coupon but I was very pleasantly surprised. Bought 3 and can’t praise them enough. Great product
Teresa Hart –
I glued two 100 watt solar panels to the roof of my van. Yes, they are flexible and that is why I bought them so they would bend to fit on my van roof. They worked ok in my driveway in San Diego for about a month. On a sunny afternoon I would get 80-90 watts per hour and could run my dc fridge and keep my Jackery 1000 topped up by late afternoon daily. This gave me a false sense of security.In the desert of Quartside AZ is where failure began. For several days all seemed well. Then every day I started to get less Watts into my Jackery, but why? Iโm 4 foot 11 inches tall and could not see what was happening on my van roof. Thank goodness a guy with a ladder ๐ช took a look for me. The panels had warped, wrinkled and became so malformed they were getting about 7 or 8 watts an hour. Once I realized this I pulled out my my folding 100watt Jackery solar panel. In good ๐ sun it alone was producing 90 to 108 watts an hour and filled up my Jackery 1000 in two day cause it was down to a scary 14 %. So I went around the camp shouting โJackery for the Win!โ For the next several weeks, cause even though I took my Jackery down by 50 % or more nights by the next after noon it would be at 100% again. I didnโt want to have to babysit my Jackery panel which is why I glued flex panels on my roof. I solved this problem by using a bicycle lock and threaded it through my wheels and locked the solar panel to that. At least if stolen theyโre going to have to work for it.So my problem with the seller, yes they approved my refund BUT wonโt acknowledge that these panels are stuck to and glued to my roof, or answer how I get them off my roof with out damage to my van, Also after explaining that they are warped, four times, they come back with they are flexible panels, like that somehow explains that they failed in the desert and became useless for the purpose they are designed for. They will not acknowledge the warping problem or the how do I get the glued on panels off my van with out damage to my van. So completely unhelpful.Does anyone know how I can remove the glued on disaster so I can return them and get my refund?Because I canโt get my refund until I return them their disastrous failed panels. And I asked Amazon to help, they wonโt and Iโm stuck trying to figure it out on my own. I buy a lot of stuff from Amazon so I have them to back me up if everything goings to heck, they have helped in the past but have been no help in this situation. Anyone have any ideas n how to solve my problem? Please help.
Jason Argone –
We have used HQST solar panels before ordering this one and they have consistently been of high quality construction and the power output is right on the money. We just ordered another flexi panel like this as they have a fiberglass back that seems indestructible where as many other flexi panels have the cheaper PVC back that cracks within a few years.