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ECO-WORTHY

ECO-WORTHY 100W Portable Solar Panel, Foldable Solar Panel Kit with Adjustable Kickstand for Power Station Camping RV Travel Trailer

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Features

  • Lightly Foldable, Easy to MoveFolded size only 24.6x18.3x2.2in, 7.6lbs easy to carry. Folds down to a nice compact size and won't get in the way when not in use. You can simply flip out the stands on the panels, plug in what needs to be powered, and you're ready to enjoy your camping and travel.
  • Suitable for 95% Generators100W Foldable Solar Panel Compatible with the most solar generators on the market. Foldable solar panel includes connectors of different sizes (Anderson adapter / MC-4 cable / 9 DC cable for Jackery Explorer,Ecoflow River, Bluetti EB series and other powe stations).
  • Waterproof & DurableFoldable solar panel is made of FR-4 substrate with high strength, flame retardant and waterproof, making the foldable solar panel very durable and waterproof to fit any outdoor adventure.Use 118 inch extension cable to run power station in the shade make the power station more durable.
  • Adjustable for Higher EfficiencyThis folding solar panel can select the lighting angle of the solar panel by adjusting the angle of the solar panel holder (30 or 40) so that it is tilted towards the sun instead of lying flat on the ground, which can increase the efficiency of the solar panel by 25% or more to harvest the maximum yield.
  • Package & Customer Service: :1* Foldable Solar Panel 100W; 1*MC4; 1* Anderson cable; 9.84ft extension cable(5.5*2.1mm); 8*DC Adapter(7.86*5.75mm, 7.41*5.16mm, 6*4.3mm, 5.5*1.7mm, 5.5*2.5mm, 5.5*3.5mm, 4.8*1.7mm, 3.5*1.35mm). There is 1 year warranty and 24*7 technical support, please contact us first if you have any questions.

Brand: ECO-WORTHY


Material: Monocrystalline Silicon


Product Dimensions: 24.6"L x 18.3"W x 2.2"H


Item Weight: 7.7 Pounds


Efficiency: High Efficiency


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 24.6 x 18.3 x 2.2 inches; 7.7 Pounds


Item model number ‏ : ‎ FD-100W


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ October 25, 2016


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ ECO-WORTHY


Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ China


Best Sellers Rank: #139,562 in Patio, Lawn & Garden (See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden) #622 in Solar Panels


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Customer Reviews: 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars 315 ratings


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    • Works with portable LifeP04 battery
Used the Eco-Worthy folded 100W solar panel during a 1 month camping road trip. It charged my LifeP04 portable battery at 55watts. Limitation is the input port on the battery at 3amp. Support got right back when I asked why I didnt get 100watt, but I already did the math from the specs of the battery. Panel works great using the legs at positions for am or pm. Everything is labeled for easy use. Only get 6watt in PNW area when cloudy. At high sunny elevations in Wyoming, got the max of 55watts, limited only by my battery port. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2024 by outdoorrider
    • Excellent folding, lightweight panel with rigid legs
I picked this up on sale, so it was a good value for money. I bought it to replace my 100w Goal Zero Boulder suitcase panel, which I use for overlanding and camping, to charge my Yeti 400 Lithium that runs my fridge. My GZ panel is very heavy and cumbersome to use; it was also difficult to pack, since it was so large. This panel is a fraction of the weight of the GZ panel, but is still rated for 100w. Unfortunately, my Yet has a PWM controller, so the most power I have seen out of this panel is 70w. I also have a smaller Anker power station with an MPPT controller, but it caps out at 65w. While my equipment is incapable if fully utilizing this panel's capability, I have no doubt that it's output is excellent, as it is identical to the output of my GZ panel. This folding panel is only one I have seen with rigid supporting legs. They have limited adjustability with only two positions, but they are strong and sturdy, if somewhat inconvenient to use due to how they work. To set up the panel, you insert two rods into the support brackets on each panel and and the aim it towards the sun. The legs will not fold up on themselves like the fabric ones do. The legs are independent of the panel and so could be easily lost, but there is a storage place in the support brackets. This panel is light but sturdy and it has rigid construction with fabric hinges. Other panels seem to fail over time due to the sun fading and damaging the fabric material. This one should not suffer that same fate. They will be inherently less robust when compared to an aluminum and glass suitcase style kit, but they are sturdy enough for my needs and much easier to store and setup. I would definitely buy this panel again. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2023 by Aaron B.
    • Nice power output
Could use some improvement on the legs I will have to use a flat board for the legs or it will sink in the soft soil. On mine the connection point for the cable is off set so you cannot screw the lock ring on the connector. Not a big problem. The open circuit voltage is right on I like that. Compared to my other panel the assembly design could use some improvement. It will need extra care during transport not a big deal. but for the price it is a good unit. As soon as the weather improves here I will be testing the charging output. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2023 by Royce Wells
    • Good value, charges my Rockpal
I'm easing into solar considerations this year, and got this panel for its portability and $1/watt 'price density.' While it's too light to leave out on a windy day, the kickstand configuration is clever, allowing both summer and winter angles of incidence, and it produces 85-104 watts with full sun on my front porch. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2024 by Cynthia E. Lewis
    • This IS NOT a 100 watt panel, it should be sold for what it is, a 60 watt panel
I was really excited to get this panel. That faded very quickly when I realized the best I could get out of it under ideal conditions was 57 watts, 4.75 amps. Had I bought this as a 60 watt panel I would have been impressed, but because I thought I was buying a 100 watt panel I'll be returning it. I know that solar panels almost never hit their rating figures, but this is really bad. I'd probably keep it if it was hitting 75 watts or so but it's not even close. I should have know because what I paid for this panel was what most 60 watt panels sell for, which this obviously is. It's size alone should have told me, but I had high hopes. If this was sold as a 60 watt panel as it should be it would be okay, but unfortunately it is listed as a 100 watt panel and it is not. I would recommend you don't even bother trying this thinking you're getting a good deal like I did or you'll just end up returning it too. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2023 by Wes
    • 102 Watt input on bluetti eb70s
On a sunny and windy 52 degree day (November 9th 2023) in albuquerque new mexico, this solar panel gave my bluetti eb70s a max of 102 watts of input when the sun came from behind the clouds. Works great, other than the occasional white little scratch marks that appear on the panel after closing and reopening daily which im guessing is due to the constant dirt that builds up on the panels surface from the area i live in which isnt really a serious problem. People are just so nitpicky when it comes to reviews via personal issues, instead of reviewing it from a true usage perspective of a struggling or low income individual. A serious problem would be like the solar panels snapped in half as soon as i picked them up, or it fried my batteries circuits, which it didnt lol The legs that detach arent really a problem for me since i dont use them, but i dont understand how people made complaints about them because if i did use them, i would have the patience to put them back in the snap in positions when im done using the solar panel for the day. Mind you, there snap in locations are pretty snug, so people losing them was probably just due to there own personal carelessness. All in all, so far so good. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2023 by Justin Beavers
    • So far not up to par
When unpacking it looks nice. Thin and foldable. However the legs are are pretty hoaky. They don't stay in well and are unstable. They will also be easy to lose. So far 50 amps is the most I've gotten out of it. It is winter here in the Pacific Northwest and so I'm hoping I get more in summer. I decided to keep it even though it doesn't measure up to my expectations. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2023 by The Boatmaster
    • Works well and sturdy construction.
This 100w panel works well and is built well. In full afternoon sunlight in early October it produced 72 watts. It's sturdy and has a simple stick stand to help angle to the sun. It is heavier than flexible panels due to its rigid construction. An advantage of this model is that another can be connected to it to double the power. Great value for the price! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2023 by Don

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