🔌 Foldable Portable Solar Panel Charger 120W - TWELSEAVAN Solar Panel for Jackery/EF ECOFLOW/Goal Zero/Rockpals Power Station, 4 USB3.0 and TypeC Ports for Outdoor Camping RV Phone Laptop Tablet Camera Review

I am definitely happy with my purchase of the 120w Twelseavan Solor panel, works great with my Yeti Zero 500X target, better option than Spending over $300 on a Nomad 100 or Boulder 100 The only thing I would have wished for was a longer cable but overall I would definitely buy another and I would highly recommend people using it through Nomad or boulders to go.

I find it more like a 100w solar panel system, I like how they hold up on the back, I have an EcoFlow Max power station and the panels are better in spec in my opinion on the design . The factory OEM EcoFlow just doesn't hold up that straight. Much better design. On the left in the OEM EcoFlow video, on the right this one

I needed a solar panel for my Jackery Explorer 240 and 500 but the days are cloudy here and I haven't seen my 100 watt Saga panel put out more than 65 watts. This 120-watt panel costs about a hundred dollars less than the Saga and puts out up to 85 watts on the same cloudy days. It comes with a range of pluggable end connectors that allow you to connect it to almost any solar generator.

I am very happy with this purchase. As someone new to using solar panels to charge portable power supplies, I was pleasantly surprised at how this completes my GOAL ZERO Yeti 400 portable power station in a matter of hours. For those interested, I have a 2019 Jeep JLU and a Dometic CFX3 - 45 fridge in the back of the luggage compartment. The Goal Zero is powered by a power outlet when driving and by a solar panel when parked. All three work well together.

Bought late summer and never saw more than 85 watts from it. However, I cannot fault the panel for bad sun. I may update this next season. The only issue I have is that the footpegs are small and flimsy. It's a chore to get all four set correctly, and if you re-set after the sun changes, it's another chore to repeat. You'll do this three to four times per charge, so it quickly becomes tiresome. The fabric also seems to pick up dirt and grit easily, so it needs to be kept clean before storage…

I am using this to charge a 250w Rockpals solar generator. This panel charges twice as fast as the 60w Rockpals panel I used previously. My climate (Maine) has such a northerly sun that I really had to make the most of the panel I was using. That's cool! The device will be charged in a few hours! I can see it charging even in cloudy weather. I even tried it indoors in a sunny window - it was poor quality and just an experiment, but I saw that it charged. I wouldn't do this on a regular basis as

I bought a 120W TWELSEAVAN portable solar panel for my Jackery Explorer 500 to use on some long trips in our 4x4 adventure van. This solar panel worked great and traveled well. Was able to charge my 500 watt battery in a matter of hours and keep my devices running. This is the best plug and play solar charging pad I have come across! They not only come with a set of different sized 【DC Connectors】, but also have a 【DC5521-DC5521 Cable】 and a 【DC5521-C4 Connection Cable】, suitable for any device

I am very impressed with this foldable and expandable solar charger. The port charger is Type C and Type A and has a 5.5mm bullet connector. Then you get a set of connectors that fit over the 5.5 base cable. With these connectors you can connect almost any device, e.g. B. Laptops or other DC input devices. One of the key differentiators for this solar charging pad was the different cable types that are used instead of the usual boring 5.5 connector. I actually have the MC4 and Anderson…

Update: Okay, I was a little hasty on my first review, for some reason the first 50% charged very quickly and the rest became very slow. Still it's good, it took about 6 hours to fully charge my 500w Rockport box, 6 hours is still good from 5% to 100%. Right now (I don't want to jinx it) I'm getting about 100 watts. /hour fee. I have a 500w Rockport solar generator that I shut down to 20% last night so I can test the panels charging today. Installed the panels this morning at 7am and pointed…