🔋 BLUETTI SP200: Portable 200w Solar Panel for AC200P/EB70/AC50S/EB150/EB240 Power Station - Versatile Off-Grid Power Backup for Outdoor Adventures Review

Tested 200w plus 120w panel in parallel with EB240 serving as an additional power source for a 30ft RV powered by a 30A Solera. These 320-watt panels generate a meager 205 watts at 1:00 p.m. under a clear summer sky in sunny San Diego pointing directly into the sun. Towards the evening, this drops to 110 watts. Campervan storage doesn't take up much space, but the 200W is a little clunky, falls off all the time, and you can't put too much on it without damaging the panels. They're a lot harder…

These panels are very efficient and do a good job. They are very large and can be a little tricky to set up for one person. The racks work very well and are very portable for their products. The posts on the back of the panels may move as you extend the other posts on the unit. This can cause some problems during installation. Make sure you check the direction and angle for the panels. In some cases you may need other hardware to tilt the panels properly as the studs work best at a 45 degree…

Finding the perfect solar panel has become an obsession in recent years. I've had a few and most of them are disappointing on one level or another. Basically the loading speed or fragility. So, after a lot of research that drove my wife crazy, I was pleasantly surprised by the BLUETTI SP200 200w. Not only is it far more durable and well made than others I've built, it also has technology that actually makes charging a lot less painful. . Especially in low light. The only thing missing is a…

First, yes, they are relatively more expensive than other foldable panels you'll find on Revain.com, with the exception of CIGS panels. When it comes to foldable or flexible panels, you get what you pay for. The BLUETTI SP200 uses SunPower cells, which are one of the leading manufacturers of solar cells. And it shows. I bought these panels to use with my BLUETTI AC200 (1700Wh) and they work great. The panels are easy to set up, connect, remove and pack away. They're a little heavy, weighing…

I bought 1 200w panel in addition to my 3 120w Maxoak panels to power the AC200. I connected a 200w panel in parallel with a 120w panel and went from 55% to 100% in less than 5 hours. (partly cloudy day) I also have three Maxoak 120w solar panels and this panel is basically the same except 200w vs 120w. Very simple and reliable design. I'm sure they will last for many years. I also tested this panel with my EB150 and the panel works as expected. The battery was almost full so I just wanted to…

**Update below** I know what you're thinking, I thought so too...it's an expensive solar panel and is it worth it? For me it's worth it. If you've seen portable solar panels and played around with them, you know they hit the mark in the quality department, the actual manufacturing department, and the actual portability department. When I received this SP200 I knew it was going to be thin, but it's even thinner than I expected. The panels are made of Sunpower elements, known in the industry as…