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ALLPOWERS SP037 400W Portable Solar Panel Waterproof IP67 Foldable Solar Panel Kit with 37.4V Output Solar Charger for Outdoor Adventures Power Outage RV Solar Generator

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  • [400W Huge Power Solar Panel] ALLPOWERS 400W solar panel provides 37.4V huge power for your solar generators, such as ALLPOWRS R1500/R2500/S2000 Pro and other large generators on the market. Effectively shorten charging time, make you enjoy the sunshine energy as soon as possible.
  • [22% High Efficiency Solar Cells] ALLPOWERS 400W solar panel is equipped with advanced polycrystalline solar modules and can convert up to 22% of sunlight into usable electricity. High efficiency saves more space. And even a cloudy day, you can receive solar power.
  • [IP67 Waterproof and ETFE Coating] ALLPOWERS 400W solar panel also withstands extreme weather like frozen or heat. Consists of multiple layers of flexible EVA and robust glass fibers for greater durability and mobility. It is also IP67 protecting from scratches, dust and water splashes.
  • [Foldable & Portable] Folded size only 41.3*104*2.5inch,40.8lb. Portable solar panel 400W has 5 foldable panels,can be folded into a square when stored or transported. Great for RV travel, cause it's easy to fixed on the top of RV.
  • [What You Get] ALLPOWERS 400W Solar Panel, Solar to XT60 Cable, Solar to DC 5525 / DC 8020 Cable, User Guide, 24-month warranty and friendly 24*7 customer service.

Brand: ALLPOWERS


Material: Etfe


Product Dimensions: 40.94"L x 23.62"W x 4.72"H


Item Weight: 40.8 Pounds


Efficiency: High Efficiency


Brand: ‎ALLPOWERS


Material: ‎Etfe


Product Dimensions: ‎40.94"L x 23.62"W x 4.72"H


Item Weight: ‎40.8 Pounds


Efficiency: ‎High Efficiency


Connector Type: ‎Solar connector


Folded Size: ‎41.3 x 104 x 2.5


Included Components: ‎Solar cells


Maximum Voltage: ‎37.5 Volts


Maximum Power: ‎400 Watts


Manufacturer: ‎ALLPOWERS


Part Number: ‎AP-SP-037


Item Weight: ‎40.8 pounds


Country of Origin: ‎China


Item model number: ‎AP-SP-037


Style: ‎Compact


Wattage: ‎400 watts


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Date First Available: September 23, 2022


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Great unit and well powered
I've added this to supplement the solar I have on the roof of my RV and also to charge my golf cart. Unfortunately when camping you can't always find spots fully in the sun (and who wants to honestly with the summer heat??) but that doesn't lend itself well to recharging your battery bank. I purchased two different charge controllers - one 20A unit to charge the battery bank in the RV (you can't just combine this solar panel into your existing panel's controller due to mismatch in voltages and amperages - do your research what will work for your circumstances of course) and another up voltage controller to charge a 48 Volt golf cart battery pack. Used XT60 connectors and extension cables and I can easily move this panel between the two different systems. Couldn't be happier with these panels. No, they are not "light" but are easily handled and have great output in good sun. Highly recommend!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2023 by Brad
    • Pretty good
It is easy to plug in and use. Only issue is I never got close to 400 watts. The max I’ve seen is around 300. It normally sits around 270 in the most perfect conditions I can get it in. It’s put in direct sunlight, clear skies, and panels swept clean. I got 2 of these and they both produce around this range ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2024 by Kevin Lam
    • Full disclaimer, I’ve only had this for ~36 hours…BUT WOW
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Edit: 6 months later… I’ve had it for around 6 months and it’s worked well when I’ve used it. I’m still very worried about its longevity - roof mounted panels will last years and years without so much as a scratch…this thing as it’s put up and taken down often…it may last 2 years tops. It is very heavy too. I carry it with one hand but wouldn’t trust most of my family to be able to. I see bubbling under some of the solar modules, and I’m sure it’s effecting performance. Now in full sun I’m lucky to get 300w typically. I will say as far as technical support and warranty are concerned - they sent me a replacement VERY quick after discovering that something shorted out on my panel. The voltage dropped at that time to 1v, but was still existing so it wasn’t an open circuit….ive actually fixed that panel by cutting it all open and replaced a diode and it’s working just as well (but more bubbling under the modules, so I expect it’s just an age thing) Original post: So far, amazing. I have this plugged into a set of homemade extensions (16ga CCA wire) followed by a set of 20ft extensions purchased on Amazon and delivered yesterday - into a bluetti AC200 MAX’s solar input. First day of original setup, I was getting 40-60w while terribly overcast at 5pm, so the sun was super low and ridiculously covered. The second day (full day of high sun, but also ridiculously overcast, picture of said sun and clouds) I was pulling a solid 130w all day long. Not bad considering (funny enough a Solar prediction app I have suggested I’d make so little with the weather that day that it would hardly offset the bluetti operating wattage….it was far exceeding that) TODAY is a sunny day, and so far today I pulled 397 watts for a few minutes…altogether it’s partly cloudy now, so I’ll watch it hit 390 then simmer to 130 or so (I’d say on my setup the 130-150 is about baseline that I can always expect to hit) It’s setup in the yard, pointed directly at the sun, but the wattage peaked to where I wanted it to for sure. Cons: So far it feels fragile…more fragile than I care to admit. This may be a solar suitcase, but these are NOT flexible panels, so if you were to have them drop on something while carrying to setup, you will likely damage them? Not sure, don’t want to find out. Be careful with them. (I’m knocking a star down on portability only for this reason, but it’s almost to be expected this thing is big and fragile) Because of the sheer size and weight, this means the wind can easily take this thing and flip it/flatten it. If so, be careful about what you put underneath it or around it as well as the terrain it’s on. (There are nice little loops to secure it to something if you wish to do so on the top and bottom between the panels) Altogether I got this for a really good deal with discounts and promotions and am EXTREMELY happy with its performance. I full time in an RV, and had yet to get Solar and while I’m building out a legit rooftop array, I purchased this so at least I’m making some production and offset my ‘always on electronics’. This will easily stay in my arsenal and probably purchase a second because the bluetti can take in quite a few more watts of Solar and this thing is worth it that’s for sure. I’ll update after some time owning it for longevity sake! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2023 by Scott A Keller Scott A Keller
    • Delivers good wattage
I just got it, but on the first test, in Northeast winter sun, about 1:30PM, it was delivering over 300W, it was up to about 298-305. The sun could have been better, but this was my only chance to try it out. I have used many panels and power stations, and know what to expect in my area, during which seasons and times of day.... I give it a five star, because, honestly, I was thinking if under these non=perfect conditions I kicked at 275, it would be a keeper. I am using it on my Oukitel 2000 and it is really drinking in the watts. I also have Jackerys... two 1000s and one 1500. The 1000s can only take in 200W so won't test with this panel, but the 1500 can take 400W. It has its own panels, but putting up just one, though large, will be easier than hooking up four 100W and dragging them around the yard to track the sun. It should work. As for weight, it's pretty heavy, but not horrible. The handle seems solid for carrying. It was not very floppy at all, so the rigidity, likely requires more weight, and the trade off is worth having something fairly solid. Waterproof...I can't tell, but to extend its life I prefer to leave it inside when not in use. I'd think the canvas cover could get soaked, but doesn't seem like it would hurt anything. I have bought and returned another panel, 300W which only did what two 100W jackery panels chained did. I returned that and with discounts and promos, was able to put the money towards this panel, which is by far, way better. We get a lot of power outs, and this panel allows me to charge the Oukitel 2000 in...even these conditions, between 6-7 hours. Less time with better conditions. If I ever expand to a larger battery backup, considering a second 400W panel to link together. The little booklet that is with this explains how. Also it had a lot ao nice adapter ends included. The main cord from the panel is MC4, and the Oukitel's MC4 to Anderson input cable worked perfectly. Very happy....I have been at this for 12 years now and have seen and tried so many panels, and power stations, and this one is Class A...though I have had it only a day, so will have to see how it endures....but not worried...it's very well made. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2023 by IDN

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