Renogy Solar Panel 200W, 12V Monocrystalline Solar Panel PV Panel Off Grid Solar Power for Motorhome, Shed, Campervan, Caravan and Boat (Compact Design)

A good all round, well made solar panel. I have one on my campervan and one for a solar power station. The maximum rating I have had is 114w on a clear sunny day so can't complain there although it needs almost all the panel, 90% approx sunshine on the panel before it starts to work. This can be a problem it there is a tree branch, telegraph pole or anything shading part of the panel. I also fails to give power on some bright, overcast days which is a disappointment. I also have a 50w panel but will try a different make next time.

Getting between 5 and 65 watt over autumn winter from these panels , should get a bit more spring summer

Charging blewetti

Have this on the wall out sideConnected to my Jackery 500Use a connector to connect the two itemsworks great

The package arrived damaged (delivered by Hermes, so that's a given), but as it was so well packaged, the panel itself was perfectly fine. I had an issue at first with the wattage fluctuating wildly, however this turned out to be a mixture of the Victron charge controller, and my lack of knowledge on the subject. Once I had figured out how everything is supposed to work together, I could see that the panel was working perfectly.I would recommend Renogy, and I WILL be purchasing several more over the coming months :-)

Got my first Renogy 175W panel a month ago on Prime deal, works great, appear good quality sturdy. Ordered a second one last week, feel a bit disappointed. First, one of the connector was broken out of the box. The outer housing plastic was snapped, but the crimped terminal was still in place. I have a spare connector in my toolbox so instead returning the panel I decided to quick try to see if the terminal will latch into a new connector housing and it worked so the terminal was good just snapped outer housing, hope Amazon/Renogy will compensate me for the spare connector. Anyway, once I started mounting to my shed roof, which I had planned to have four in the total on this side of the roof, I immediately noticed my pre-drilled mount holes was in the wrong place compare to the first panel I installed a month ago. Quickly placing the new panel side by side to the first panel, immediately notices the two panels are just different in their physical dimensions also the PV cells layout. Very surprise and felt a bit let down, thought may be I ordered or received a wrong panel. Checked my order, Amazon said I have order this same panel twice so my order is correct. Check the label at the back of the panel, it is indeed the correct model I order. However the spec not only voltage/amps but including the dimensions are all different to the first panel I ordered and online description! Apart from the appearance it all seems to work. I wouldn’t say the marginal differences operating voltage and current would make much difference in my setup with 4 panels so far in total 2 series 2 parallels, 2 panels are different brand at slight different location than shed roof. I was planning to have another 2 panels to make in total 4 on this shed roof alone and they would look the same. Now seems this Renogy panel looks and spec different even for the same model, I’m not sure what to expect if I buy another two. I really hate that this broke the consistency I had planned at the beginning. My mistake not purchasing all 4 panels I had plan in one go. Now not sure if I should take them off and return them, or just keep them because to be fair electricial wise they do work.

Bought this Panel to go with my allpowers powerbank but it's not the same connector.Panel itself is great as far as I can tell no obvious damage.

They look good, are a fair price, and others I've bought have lasted well.