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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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  • 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.
  • THIS IS GOAL ZERO: We promote a bright, safe, connected, and sustainable future by delivering portable power solutions designed for everyone, everywhere. We offset 100% of carbon emissions from our shipping, and we use 100% renewable energy at our corporate headquarters and warehouse.

Product Dimensions: 29.5 x 6.5 x 43 inches


Item Weight: 46.2 pounds


Manufacturer: Goal Zero


Country of Origin: USA


Item model number: GZ32409


Batteries: 1 Unknown batteries required.


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


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    • 200 Boulder Solar Panels Rock
Style: Boulder 200 BC
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I received my solar panels 2 days ago and I just set them up to charge my Yeti 1500. I'm a novice to solar panels, but I received great communication from Goal Zero as to which panels best suited my power station and cabling needed. I got the 15 feet extension cord. Recently we had several outages here in California and I ran my 1500 which powered our fridge, router and CPAP machine for almost 2 days. Now that I got the solar panels at least I'll be able to recharge the 1500 and keep our food from spoiling, internet connectivity and my CPAP Machine. Update: These panels will only charge your Yeti Units, and if you have an appliance connected to the Yeti which output exceeds the input you receive via the panels, you'll have to disconnect the appliance and let the panels charge the Yeti. Otherwise, your Yeti will be depleted before the solar panels begin charging it. Also, I gave it a 4 star rating because of the weight of the panels and the Yeti 1500, quite heavy. Second Update: I continued using the panels for a couple of weeks now and unless you get full son light, the panels will not charge the 1500, a partially cloudy day will yield no charging power from the panels and I came to find out from other reviews that a $100 solar charging optimizer is required to be installed on the $1500. Pretty disappointing having to cough up an additional $100 after spending close to $800 On the panels, plus $1,700 for the Yeti 1500X. The panels have worked pretty good on full on sunlight though, but the optimizer should be standard on the Yeti units. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2023 by Alvaro Alvaro
    • Free Energy isn't Easy
Style: Boulder 100 BC
I'm a novice to solar but so far my opinions of it aren't so bad, especially with this system. I bought a 400w Goal Zero Lithium because I couldn't find a 1000w & the 1400w was too pricey. I'm a truck driver & I have lots of down time. I thought that buying a small system like this would prevent me from running my engine & substitute for an APU. When I'm driving my truck I can charge the 400w with my inverter using the truck alternator to generate the power and at night I can use the 400 w to power anything I need electrically. It saves lots of fuel and money. I thought that by buying the solar panels I would be able to put them up in the front windows of my truck and collect light but I was sadly mistaken. If you are thinking about buying solar panels, know this and be warned, solar panels take direct sunlight to charge the unit. When I first took these out of the box I was disconcerted about the weight because they were pretty heavy and I was expecting something, not really flimsy, but lighter. They are solidly built and if you take care of them, respect them and do not drop them, they will last you a long time. On the very first day, out of the box, I had good sunlight and figure it out immediately by the lack of charging I was getting from my initial position that I had to put them in direct sunlight. When I did I got 70 watts of power powering them. I was getting about a 9% charge every 30 minutes which is excellent. That is absolutely free energy and you can take that with you anywhere you go, as long as you got direct sunlight. When the clouds came in front of the sun I only got about 19 to 20%. I gave this product five stars for value and weatherproof but only three stars for easiness of use. Solar power and solar panels are not easy to use. I think the word inconvenience comes to mind more often than I wished. I'm sitting here babysitting the panels and my battery because I don't want them to be stolen. But I can't keep them secure and get direct sunlight at the same time. Granted most of the time I will be charging this battery the old-fashioned way with an alternator but solar panels are a nice alternative. They do give you options. Just be prepared for the inconvenience. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2020 by THOMAS E FAGAN
    • They’re Rugged and They Work
Style: Boulder 200 BC
Happy with a Boulder 100 briefcase I purchased a couple years ago, I got this B200 to a) make my solar setups a bit more redundant b) to more rapidly charge solar generators in gray atmospheric conditions, either alone or in series with the B100 briefcase. What more can be said about the Boulder briefcases? They’re rugged and they work! Carry handle and heavy cloth bag make these fairly portable and protect from scratches and dings. Beyond that, they are a bit heavy and cumbersome, so I would recommend taking your time moving these around as to not get injured or damage the panels. Other minor complaint about the B200 specifically, is that its ‘high power plug’ connector is a basic Anderson connector where its terminals have been turned into a “vertical” orientation *without* the option of making them go lateral (you can’t pull back the rubber sheath on the plug). Admittedly I bought these strictly to power Jackery generators, as the GZ ones I found their inverters run forever, needlessly and somewhat rapidly draining the batteries. To properly charge a Jackery with B200, you either need to buy: 1) third party Anderson > Anderson extension with options to make one set of terminals vertical and one lateral -OR- 2) an Anderson > 8mm male adapter cable. Testing my B200 briefcase with Jackery 1000 using an Anderson > 8mm cable, I pulled 120 watts of charge in filtered sunlight with no issues. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2021 by Andrew
    • Great product but super heavy and cumbersome
Style: Boulder 200 BC
I've bought 4 of these and it always makes me laugh that every single one of them shows up looking like it just came from the scene of a major car wreck. They are much heavier than they look and the legs open when you don't want them to, making it very difficult to use in any manner other than what you see in the photo. Durable frame and solar panels (dropped one of them twice from 2 or 3 feet and works perfectly) but the hinges are not sufficient to handle this much weight. One of them is already tearing (literally tearing) loose from the other panel since the thing weighs about 60 lbs and it's all resting on these tiny little hinges. The legs opening up and swinging around makes it difficult to move the thing around if not in a closed position. Still, very good product and I recommend it to my friends who want to be energy independent and still somewhat mobile. Overall very well done, but figure out a better situation with the hinges. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2022 by Solomon Michael

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