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Goal Zero Boulder 200 Briefcase, 200-Watt Monocrystalline Solar Panel with Kickstand, Portable Solar Panel for Camping and Tailgating, Emergency Solar Power

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At a glance

Condition
New
Style
Boulder 200 Briefcase
Model
GZ32409
Dimensions
40"L x 26.75"W x 3.5"H
Weight
42 lb
Material
Canvas
Efficiency
21%
In the box
protective canvas bag

Features 5

  • TOP-CAPACITY FOLDABLE SOLAR PANEL: The Boulder 200 Briefcase is rugged and durable with a tempered-glass and aluminum-frame construction. Added corner protection ensures this solar panel holds up to regular use, and two 100-watt flexible solar panels connected by a hinge maximize performance.
  • HARNESS THE POWER OF THE SUN: Collect enough solar energy to power your world. If youre living the van life and working remotely, the Boulder 200 folding solar panel will keep your van or RV, laptop, minifridge, and essentials running.
  • CLEAN & QUIET ENERGY: Wherever you wander, and no matter what you need to power, the Boulder 200s zero-emission, zero-noise solar power helps you live your life while reducing your impact on the planet. Integrate with a Goal Zero portable power station to ensure maximum energy efficiency.
  • EASY TO TRANSPORT: Built-in legs pop out to stabilize the panel while it harnesses energy from the sun to power your devices and essential appliances. They fasten in place against the portable solar panels when not in use, and each leg features a stake-down loop for added security.

Specs 20

Brand Goal Zero
Material Canvas
Product Dimensions 40"L x 26.75"W x 3.5"H
Item Weight 42 pounds
Efficiency 21%
Maximum Voltage 120 volts
Maximum Power 100 watts
Special Features Portable

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Top Amazon Reviews


Heavy at 42 pounds (for me). Well built, Make sure you have correct cables/adapter to work with Non-Goal Zero Solar Genererato
Style: Boulder 200 Briefcase
Boulder 200 Briefcase. Very Heavy at 42 pounds (for me). Well built, so far, got it yesterday With the Adapter Cable from Goal Zero connecting Boulder 200 to MC4 I am able to charge various non-GoalZero "solar generators" including but not limited to Suaoki 400 WH and Suaoki G500 and EasyFocus 288 WH units. This morning I got 139 Watts...9.something AMPS and it was not yet in direct FULL sun. It charged my solar generators very quickly which is why I got it. Goal Zero case (fabric) came with a small hole in it and Goal; Zero offered a free replacement. UPDATE: On an overcast day, today, I get 20 or so Watts/1.9X AMPS ! I suggested to Goal Zero that they RE-DESIGN their case with the handle at the BOTTOM and all around zipper. Therefore making it MUCH easier to get the Boulder 200 into the case without lifting 42 pounds high enough to get into the case as it is presently designed. With my concept for the case, you simply open the case and slip it OVER the Boulder 200 and then zip it all up, so the handle is then on top and no light or other lifting is required. I'll update this review if necessary. I have PTSD from my military service and for whatever reason I am OCD about losing power. I also have several 60W and 100W FOLDING, light weight (6 pounds or less from Allpowers and Suaoki) but they obviously don't put out the AMPS that the Boulder 200 does. I recommend this. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2018 by Sandy

Works great in conjunction with the Goal Zero 1000W Power Station
Style: Boulder 200 Briefcase
Bought this mainly for emergency use, but also occasional offgrid needs. First test was to hook it up to the power station and run a RecTeq Bullseye wood pellet smoker/grill. Using the two together, was able to get a net positive charge while running the smoker (in other words, it was charging faster than the smoker was drawing power). This was on a mostly sunny/partly cloudy day, with a little bit of shade on the panel. Granted, the power station and solar panel are brand new, but they seem pretty solid and well built. So far it seems like a good investment. My only constructive criticism so far is I wish the cord from the solar panel to the power station was a couple of feet longer - I'm guessing it's about 4-5 feet, an 8 foot cord would be really handy, but it's not a deal breaker. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2022 by Douglas D.

Very good solar panels for GZ
Style: Boulder 200 Briefcase
I love this set. Really it is just two 100's linked together with a hinge, but it works incredible. The only thing that is a little bit of a pain in every half hour or so you need to adjust the angle to optimize the output; however I assume this is the c ase with any solar panel. It also comes with a case, something wish more if them did. My only other hangup is that it does not come with the 8mm Jack's. This makes it so you must buy an adapter to connect to other goal zero products with this type of input. This doesn't take away much from my delight with this product. My Yeti 1000 charges really well off it. I plan to get a 3000 or even a 6000 in the future and I will definitely purchase another one if these to go with it. If you own a high capacity GZ product, don't waste your time with just the 100, buy this one instead! You won't be disappointed ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2021 by tom p

Easy set up
Style: Boulder 200 Briefcase
Great product. A bit heavy, but easy to set up with free falling kick stands.
Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2024 by Jeremiah

some refinement needed!
Style: Boulder 200 Briefcase
sOME HOW SOME WAY THEY HAVE TO LIGHTEN THIS 2 PANEL 200 WATT & SO VERY IMPORTANT YOU CAN NOT LOAD IT IN THE BAG THE WAY THE ZIPPER IS CONFIGURED, REALLY HURT MY SHOULDER TRYING T GET IT BACK IN THE HEAVY DUTY BAG, MY RICH PORTABLE ZIPPER GOES DOWN & AROUND HALF THE BAG EASILY SLIPS BACK IN ALSO THE PANELS ARE FULLY EXPOSED AS YOU FOLD IT & TRY & STORE IT, most likely the stands & arms made them come up with the panels ON THE OUTSIDE SO AS YOU RELOAD THEM INTO BAG YOU MUST USE YOUR LEG TO BALANCE SO THEY GET OIL FROM SKIN, HANDS, ARMS SMUDGE THEN IT CRUSHES YOUR TOES BECAUSE YOU HAVE TO LIFT OFF THE GROUND SOMEHOW, I WILL SAY NO QUESTION IN MY 20's 30's even 40's age you probably will be ok I'm years in on moto racing climbing skiing repelling & hockey so, hurt my shoulder which doesn't take much getting them out of the truck, no way I'm gonna be able to swing these around every day or every other day, I do love the look of the panels, really unique really cool & cant say how much power I got, if my Rich Solar portable with Rich MPPT are pulling in 140-160w I do believe these are gonna be sweet. Also, no way your gonna leave these out (anywhere) even while you go back to sleep it's a hefty investment, & YES MADE IN CHINA! YES THEY ARE "DESIGNED" IN USA, I HATE THAT FAKE PHRASE, IT FOOLS A LOT OF FOLKS. I WOULD RERUN THEM ON THAT ALONE BECAUSE THEIR ARE LIGHTER, LESS EXPENSIVE, & QUITE STRONG LIKE RENOGY MONO "ECLIPSE" THESE ARE SO EASY TO MOVE SET UP & GET BACK INTO BAG ALSO REALLY COOL LOOKING & NAIL DOWN 160w consistently. MAKE SURE THEY ARE THE "ECLIPSE" VERSION! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2021 by stephen s.

Heavy, but does great.
Style: Boulder 200 Briefcase
Works good, but heavy, about 40 pounds. the glass will be towards the outside when folded and no padding in the bag to help protect it and recommend help in putting the bag back on. I used it with my solar generator and done well with the light load I had on it.
Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2021 by Mark Edward Raysin

Great product
Style: Boulder 200 Briefcase
These are actually very compact and easily stored away. I'm happy with this product
Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2024 by anna m dotson

Easy to set up & use
Style: Boulder 200 Briefcase
We have a Goal Zero battery generator with two solar panels already. Got this one to supplement input versus output based on a recent power outage. It, like the others, is quick to set up and connect to the “splitter” plug we already have. To put it back in the storage bag it is easier to pull the bag down from the top rather than pull the bag up from the bottom. Duh! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2023 by Deb
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