Renogy N-Type 16BB 100W Solar Panel, 12V 100 Watt Solar Panel 25% High-Efficiency, PV Module Power Charger for RV Marine Rooftop Farm Battery and Other Off-Grid Applications

These are clean looking panels with strong aluminum frames and durable glass fronts. Their small size and reduced weight is a plus for portable or easy to handle panels (they weigh in at 13 lb each). They are boxed in suitcase-type boxes with a carrying strap at the top. Not much protection is provided by the boxing (the panel front is very close to the box surface) but mine arrived in great shape with no visible damage to the shipping boxes or panels within, in-part thanks to the heavier cardboard used in construction of the boxes.My only complaint is that a 2-pack goes for $239 and I discovered after the fact that single panels are $114 so single panels are cheaper than when bought in pairs. That was a disappointment so next time I will stick to ordering multiples of single panels.Wiring was pretty much standard, dressed well with good looking junction boxes and connectors, and good long leads. Each panel uses 30 cells to achieve an open circuit voltage of 22.8 Volts and a short circuit current of 5.31A. Have yet to test these under full sun, but reported results look good and all cells are pristine with the 16BB featured charge gathering grid, as advertised. These are well worth the value ($114 per panel) and will work nicely in any small to medium solar power system with add-on panels easy to fit due to panel size.

Purchased to mount on a small camper trailer, out of the box it was getting 180w even on a sub-optimal angle. The aluminum framing is very sturdy- and even double-walled which is very useful if you're drilling through it and attaching fittings. The corners are solid reinforced as well.After mounting on an adjustable tilt mount my father in law and I made it was still rocking a near perfect capture wattage. In slight cloud cover it was still getting 120w at again, sub-optimal angles. in pure sun it was touching 190w.

I purchased this panel to add to my system it was delivered on time and in great condition. It is a little smaller in physical size than the 7-year-old Renogy panels I have installed now but the output is just as good and maybe a little better with no problem. I am upgrading my system to 8 panels so will be buying 3 more of these panels.

This is the second portable panel I've purchased of this brand. Very happy with them. Even though it's intended to be portable, I have it set up for permanent use because the price is lower than most permanent-mount panels.

I like this panel it's pretty good.. puts out about almost 90 Watts which is very good.. and I like the fact that it's smaller than the other vRenergy 100 w I have

I buy a lot of solar panels and have been working with solar energy since 1992. These N-type cells offer some significant advantages and represent another step forward with their increased efficiency and promise of less degradation in year one, which can be significant. They also tend to produce a bit more energy in hot weather than do traditional PERC mono crystalline cells. Not a huge difference, but then again these panels are priced very well at 80¢ per watt right now. This is orders of magnitude cheaper than conventional panels 20 years ago, and with higher efficiency. Upon inspection they look great, they were packed very well in strong boxes, and they put out slightly better than 100 watts as specified in my testing. Try them, you will not be disappointed.

I'm glad I purchased this panel. It charges my power station reliably and does exactly what I needed it to do. I'm planning to buy another one to speed up the charging even more. It was a great purchase for the price and performance. Thanks to this setup, I now have a reliable power source to power essentials during an emergency.

So convenient. I live in a van and have been using foldable solar panels , taking them off when driving and moving them around throughout the day if I parked in the shade. These however were super easy to attach to my roof racks , I used an unconventional mounting by using paracord through the mounting holes and tying and securing them against my rack. The consistent 50watts in throughout the day when I’m driving or parked is amazing, I don’t need to worry about not having consistent power now. The connection cords are easy to clip to multiple cords and connecting other panels. Even in shade and cloudy weather it gets a decent amount in and the panels are sturdy and easy to clean