BLUETTI PV200 200W Solar Panel: Efficient Power Backup for AC200P/EB70/EB55/AC50S Portable Stations - Perfect for Camping, Emergencies, and Power Outages Review

Firstly I use this panel with a Goal Zero Yeti 1000x so an adapter is required to connect them. I use the AYECEHI solar adapter cable (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08CRBP7VD) which works well. Check out my review on this page to learn how to set up this cable to connect to Yeti. Second, my initial tests show that this solar panel actually works even when partially shaded. While other panels do not generate power when part of the panel is shielded, this panel only reduces power to the part that is

I've been using this solar panel for a week now and I'm very happy with it so far. 60W from this solar panel on a sunny day between 1pm and 3pm. I'm sure this panel can easily deliver up to 150 watts on a sunny California afternoon if I have a larger battery (to save money to get a high capacity battery). The material is some kind of thick nylon and the panel itself appears to have a protective coating on the outside, there is also a thick carrying handle and 3 stands (ADJUSTABLE) and a clip to

Okay, I'm impressed. This is a really good portfolio panel to use with my RV. It folds up and has a pocket on the back for the MC4 cable. There are stands with 3 levels of adjustment to make the panel look better in the sun. It doesn't include a solar controller so I hooked it up to a decent 20 amp solar controller. The connection is made using the supplied cable with MC4 connectors. I tested it on a clear, sunny autumn day by turning it directly into the sun (using the handy stands) and…

Finally decided to order a new Bluetti PV200 solar panel. Never bought their earlier panels (SP120 or SP200). The only solar panels I have are Renogy 100w rigid panels. After opening the shipping box (which Revain used for the Bluetti box), I took it out using the handle. The handle is great and feels good in the hand. It has a certain weight but is easy to carry. I then open it to check if the cell is damaged but luckily mine arrived in perfect condition. I opened it all the way to the bottom,

Living on the Oregon Coast, we are putting together a solar generation system as a partial solution to a potential Cascadia earthquake/tsunami that could leave us in the dark for weeks or even months. We decided to use Bluetti products first. The first pieces of the puzzle are an EB150 Sogen (later AC300/B300) and a PV200 solar panel. That's all we have now, these two parts. But a few days ago I decided to test what we had. When we tested this it was October 2nd with about 60°F and mostly sunny

I installed a Bluetti PV-200 solar panel first on a Bluetti EB55 and then on a Montek X-1000. It was an evening cloudy day with good sunshine at first, but around noon the sun disappeared behind the clouds and returned. The PV-200 is probably about the same as my Rich Solar 200W case in full sun. Both typically put out around 140 watts in full sun. The EB55 current is limited to 8A after observing PV for about a minute. It started at 140W and then dropped to 8A. I unplugged the XT60 connector…