🌞 Pikasola 200W 12/24V Solar Panel Kit for RV Boat Home: 2pcs 100W Monocrystalline Solar Panel Grade A + Solar Charge Controller + 16ft & 10ft Solar Cable + Z-Brackets Review

Very easy installation. Tip: Use soldering and shrinking instead of quick connectors. The quick connectors came loose when the cable was routed during installation.

Combines a windmill with a solar battery. Everything seems to be working fine and we have electricity in our shed. Good technical support from a company with fast communication.

Used to power my enclosed trailer. Added deep cycle battery, works great so far. He sat in the garage for a long time with the lights on and the 10.7V device off to avoid damaging the battery. It charged the battery perfectly once it hit the sun.

Had to replace 1st order due to poor delivery and handling from Revain and plate damage. The 2nd order arrived via UPS and was undamaged. The product works great for my RV (supports 2-12 volt deep cycle batteries with no issues). Hooking it up was easy if you have common sense. Technical support is provided when needed.

I am surprised by this system. I would like the company to sell the panels separately so I can order more without having to buy another set since I already have the controller. I live in Florida and it was less sunny than usual but the panels are still producing electricity. I love the panels and if the seller reads this review please sell your panels separately along with the kits.

Package arrives on time My setup was relatively easy with 2 12v batteries. even adjusting and following the instructions was unable to get more than 11 1/2 volts into the battery. Even after leaving the system alone for more than a week, I still couldn't get a charge from the system. I swapped out the controller and then I was able to get the correct voltage. added two more panels and now the system works fantastic, I would recommend just buying the panel separately in the HPPt controller

I needed lighting in my detached garage, but I didn't have $1,000 to spare for electricity. I have decided to switch to an environmentally friendly energy source. For under $300 I have more than enough power to run lights and some power tool chargers. My system is a solar panel connected to a powered charge controller. From the charge controller to my 100Ah deep cycle marine battery. I have a 400w inverter connected to the battery which I connect lights and chargers to. I turn on lights or…

This set of 2 solar panels will be installed on the roof of our backyard barn. We don't have electricity in this part of the yard and it was always difficult to get there at night. These panels come with all assembly hardware, a wire tensioning tool and clear instructions. The controller is easy to use and it's all standalone. As we will be using 2 rows of low voltage LED bulbs (24 total) we will get enough power to power them all night. The panels are heavy, maybe 15 lbs each, so it should be…