ECO-WORTHY 2pcs 130 Watt (260W) 18BB Flexible Solar Panels,25% High-Efficiency Waterproof Monocrystalline Lightweight Solar Panel for RV,Boats,Curved Surfaces,Roofs,Cabin
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Size: 2*130W
Features
- 270 Ultra-Flexible DesignWith a maximum bending angle of up to 270, this solar panel easily adapts to curved and irregular surfaces. Ideal for RVs, boats, cabins, tents, trailers, trucks, yachts, roofs or any other irregular surfaces.
- Ultra-Thin & LightweightOnly 0.1 inch thick and weighs just 6.28 lbs, up to 70% lighter than traditional glass panels. Easy to transport, handle, and install.
- 30% More Power OutputUpgraded from 100W to 130W per panel for up to 30% higher output. Generates up to 520Wh per panel under 4 hours of full sunlight, and up to 1040Wh with two panels combined.
- IP68 WaterproofThe pre-installed junction box is rated IP68 and fully sealed with built-in diodes, ensuring reliable waterproof protection and stable outdoor performance. Includes a pair of 2.9ft cables for easy series or parallel connections to expand your system.
- Quick Installation6 metal-reinforced installation holes are pre-drilled on the edge of the solar panel, which is easy to install. It can be fixed by adhesive, silicone, double-sided tape, cable tie or Velcro, which is very suitable for non-permanent installation
Description
2pcs 130W flexible solar panels
Brand: ECO-WORTHY
Material: Monocrystalline Silicon
Product Dimensions: 37.8"L x 27.1"W x 0.1"H
Item Weight: 12.6 pounds
Efficiency: 25% High efficiency
Efficiency: 25% High efficiency
Amperage Capacity: 6.5 A
Maximum Voltage: 24.5 volts
Upper Temperature Rating: 185 °F
Maximum Power: 130 watts
Special Features: Extremely flexible, Increased power generation, Quick Installation, Ultra-thin and light
Output Voltage: 18 volts_of_direct_current
Connector Type: MC4
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 37.8"L x 27.1"W x 0.1"H
Item Weight: 12.6 pounds
Material Type: Monocrystalline Silicon
Brand Name: ECO-WORTHY
Included Components: Bag
Model Number: US-L02AM130W18V-2
Number of Items: 2
UPC: 810127131323
Item Type Name: solar panels
Manufacturer: ECO-WORTHY
Manufacturer Part Number: US-L02AM130W18V-2
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Top Amazon Reviews
Size: 2*130W
I have only used these panels one time but they put out a lot of power when I did. It was slightly overcast and I charged a portable power station and it showed that it was getting 85 watts with only one panel. I thought that was pretty good. I have used a lot of different solar panels and for something so light, thin, and portable I can't believe it works that well. I will update if I become disappointed later. Update I am not disappointed yet. I have eight of these panels hooked up to an mppt charge controller. Today (5/23) I was getting 800 watts. The max I could get is 1040. I can't believe the out out so much power. I almost always try the cheapest route first but I'm glad I didn't this time. I got a good deal but I can't imagine cheaper panels producing so much.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2026 by Anthony Stuht
Size: 1*130W
Edit after 1 month: my 3 panels are still working fine, and given the better angle I get in the winter (vertical mount), I've briefly hit 364 Watts at peak sun (~121 watts per panel). I might have some small benefit from ground reflections, but def happy with the performance so far. I've had three of these in series running for a few days, and achieved a peak wattage of 330 watts (110 watts per panel). My setup angle is not ideal (south facing 90 degree vertical orientation), so achieving above 90 watts/panel was unexpected, much less 110 watts. For the reviews not achieving those numbers, there are a number of factors that could affect wattage: what kind of charge controller being used (MPPT is much better than PWM- I use a Victron MPPT controller), your battery voltage vs. array voltage, panel orientation, whether your panel is thermally stressed (can heat up significantly if mounted on an insulating surface) , weather, etc. As a general rule, panels in series will give you better efficiency: lower current per wattage = lower resistance losses. (Power=Current^2 * Resistance). You also might not get the full potential of your panel if you're running a single panel into your charge controller, especially if your panel's max power voltage isn't much higher than your battery voltage. As for durability, I can't say for sure yet, but I've had the panels mounted for a few weeks (prior to completing the rest of my electrical system) tied to porch railings by the grommets, and they've flexed and jostled quite a bit during very windy days. While having an open back helps with thermal regulation, I don't think it's healthy to have the panels flex so much in my setup; I'm looking for better mounting solutions, but so far they've held up.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2024 by Amazon Customer
Size: 1*130W
I am getting 108 watts in mid November, so not bad. I actually ordered 2 panels, and they were delivered separately. One was new and the other appeared to be used so I sent it back???
Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2025 by Problems
Size: 1*130W
I use this with magnets on a metal roof at my chicken coop to charge batteries for security cameras. It has worked great in temps from -25 to 105 so far. It has been very durable in all the weather extremes.
Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2026 by Troy Sanders
Size: 2*130W
The two panels I purchased only produce about half the rated power when angled correctly in clear, direct June midday sun. That is, 130w combined when it should be somewhat close to 260w. A 7 year old renogy fixed 100w panel in the same position was producing 88w, at the same time for reference. Tested individually, they are producing 75 and 55 watts respectively. I only briefly checked that these panels put out power before trying to use them and fully testing a month later, so unfortunately I am not able to return them. They do work, and they are still lighter per watt than fixed panels, just not anywhere near expected power. EDIT: After contacting Eco-worthy and troubleshooting the panels, they sent me one replacement panel. It performs on par with the slightly better panel, so now they produce 150w combined in basically ideal conditions. Changed my review from 2 to 3 stars.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2026 by Daniel Oravetz
Size: 2*130W
This is a great kit. Panels were fantastic. Have bought two sets already one for the camper. One for the Sail Boat will buy again.
Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2026 by Captain T
Size: 2*130W
Product Review: Eco-Worthy 130W Flexible Solar Panels (2-Pack – $137.99) Over the past year, I have purchased and used approximately 20 of these panels in a real-world application. While the form factor and sizing are appropriate for compact or mobile installations, there are several critical performance and reliability concerns that should be carefully considered. Size & Form Factor The physical dimensions of the panels are well-suited for applications such as RVs, skoolies, or other space-constrained installations. In this regard, the product meets expectations. Flexibility Although marketed as flexible, the panels exhibit significantly less flexibility than advertised. During initial handling and installation, even minimal bending produced audible cracking sounds, suggesting internal cell stress or damage. This raises serious concerns about long-term reliability and structural integrity. Durability Durability is a major weakness. The panels appear highly susceptible to microfractures under light mechanical stress. Based on repeated use, they do not hold up well in environments where even slight flexing or movement is expected. Installation Installation is notably difficult due to the rigidity of the panels despite their “flexible” classification. Securing them requires substantial amounts of high-strength adhesive (such as 30 lb-rated 3M tape or Gorilla tape). Even with proper materials, significant manual pressure must be applied for extended periods (often over an hour per panel) to achieve adhesion. In many cases, the panel’s resistance to conforming to surfaces results in the adhesive lifting or failing. Ease of Use Because of the installation challenges and structural concerns, overall ease of use is low. The panels require careful handling, extensive preparation, and ongoing attention to ensure they remain secured and functional. Performance Output While the panels are rated at 130W, this output appears achievable only under near-ideal conditions (e.g., peak summer sun in desert environments). In practical use, average output per panel ranged between approximately 60–70W. In a multi-panel setup (8 panels rated at 1040W total): • Expected realistic output (at ~80% efficiency): ~832W • Actual observed output: approximately 400–500W This represents only 40–50% of the advertised capacity, which is significantly below reasonable expectations for solar equipment. Grounding & Safety An additional concern is the inability to properly ground the panels. This results in static charge buildup, and contact with the panel during operation can produce a noticeable electrical shock. This presents both a usability and safety issue. Price & Value At approximately $137.99 for a set of two panels, the upfront cost may appear competitive. However, when factoring in the reduced efficiency, installation difficulty, and durability concerns, the overall value is low. ⸻ Overall Rating: ★☆☆☆☆ (1 out of 5 stars) Rating Justification: The one-star rating is based on multiple fundamental deficiencies in core product performance: • Severely underperforming output: Real-world production consistently reached only 40–50% of the advertised wattage, well below the expected ~80% industry standard. • Structural reliability concerns: Panels are prone to microfracturing and internal damage under minimal stress, contradicting claims of flexibility. • Misleading flexibility claims: The rigidity of the panels directly impacts both durability and installation feasibility. • Installation difficulty: Requires excessive adhesive, prolonged manual pressure, and still results in unreliable mounting. • Ease of use limitations: Handling, mounting, and maintaining these panels requires disproportionate effort compared to comparable products. • Safety issue: Inability to properly ground the panels introduces static buildup and risk of electrical shock during operation. • Limited positive attributes: Acceptable size and initial cost do not compensate for the significant shortcomings in performance and reliability. Conclusion: Due to consistent underperformance, installation challenges, durability issues, and safety concerns, this product does not meet reasonable expectations for solar panel functionality and is not recommended.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2026 by Lantz
Size: 1*130W
I was a little worried, because it is a different type of technology, and it is a PITA to convert to hook up to my established set up. But it does really well in low light, so having the combo of panel types has made it so I never have less than 90% power on my generator at the end of a day. It is flexible and light weight and can be clued or nailed to a location easily. I haven a generator to power half my home, and am planning to move in a RV/ Van. And I also have an electric car that I some times charge the car with solar. And these work great with the system I have, even though I did have to get some adapters.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2025 by PHDChick