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Renogy 100 Watt 12 Volt Monocrystalline Off Grid Portable Foldable 2Pcs 50W Solar Panel Suitcase Built-in Kickstand with 30A Charger Controller, Not Avaliable

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Pattern Name: Solar Panel


Features

  • Portable Compact design makes it very portable and versatile
  • Efficient Solar cells performance excellent in weak light environment and yield better energy over the long run
  • SmartCompatible with gel, sealed, and flooded batteries. Included temperature sensor and battery voltage sensor allows you to monitor with ease. Charge controller with LCD display for displaying operating information and data
  • Safe30A built-in 4-stage solar charge controller provides overcharge protection, reducing fire risk. Negative-ground charge controller for compatibility with your RV, boat, trailer, etc. The low-voltage system avoids electric shock hazards
  • ReliableAdjustable, corrosion-resistant aluminum stand as well as a heavy duty handle and latches for longevity. Protective case

Description

If you're looking for a convenient and portable power solution, the Renogy 100W Monocrystalline Foldable Solar Suitcase is an ideal choice.The Renogy 100 Watt 12 Volt Monocrystalline Portable Solar Suitcase is an entire solar power system incorporated into one small package. Weighing in at about 27.60 lbs, this lightweight suitcase includes two 50 Watt Monocrystalline Solar Panels, one 30 Amp Adventurer Charge Controller with an LCD Screen for power regulation, one 10ft tray cable with alligator clips for easy connection to the battery, one temperature sensor, one battery voltage sensor, and a protective casing for safe portability. The Renogy 100 Watt Solar Suitcase will make charging on the go as easy as 1-2-3!Please Note: The Charge Controller is Not Waterproof.Renogy 100W Foldable Solar Suitcase Maximum Power: 100WMaximum Operating Voltage (Vmp): 18.0VMaximum Operating Current (Imp): 5.71AOpen-Circuit Voltage (Voc): 21.6VShort-Circuit Current (Isc): 6.17AOperating Temperature: -40°F to +185°FFolded Dimension: 19.9 x 27.2 x 2.4 inchesWeight:27.65 lbsRenogy 30A ADV Charge Controller Nominal Voltage: 12 VDCRated Charge Current: 30AMax. PV Input Voltage: 25 VDCFloat Voltage: 13.8 VUnder Voltage 12 VOperating Temperature: -13°F to +131°FTerminals: Up to 4 AWG


Product Dimensions: 30 x 27 x 3 inches


Item Weight: 29.8 pounds


Manufacturer: Renogy


Item model number: 100 Watt 12 Volt Monocrystalline


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


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    • Fair Initial Value but Poor to NO warranty Serivce
Size: 100W Panel Pattern Name: Solar Panel
I have Zamp portable panels (200W and 80W) and a Zamp 60amp charge controller on an RV. I recently need to expand and thought I’d try Renogy because they are cheaper. I chose these 100W foldables w/o charge controller because I find my 200W panel is tiresome to move due to its bulk. Comparing Renogy to Zamp I’d say the Reonogy is just as good (functionally) and less expensive. I like that Renogy has the handle attached to the panel; Zamp attaches handle to case. I like the folding locks a bit better than Zamp (both work fine). I think the legs Renogy mechanizm is a better design than Zamp but they’re both work ok. I don’t like that Renogy does not provide a cord as Zamp does. In full sun the Renogy panels meet their performance spec. Registration: The registration card indicates one may register online at the ‘Download’ section at the home page. I could find no ‘Download’ section. Search ‘register’ found nothing at their website. Search ‘Download’ did not take me to a download section with registration. Guess I’ll have to mail their cards. The question I have is about service. Zamp’s service is excellent; an knowledgable person answers the phone immediately. I had my 200W panel thrown in the wind and Zamp’s service cost would have been dirt cheap. I decided to get a replacement panel and fix it myself since the damanged panel still worked. Along the way Zamp was completely helpful with repair information. I just NOW called Renogy to see how I would get a replacement panel for a accident. I was on hold maybe 5 minutes and got an agent who kept insisting the damage isn’t covered under warranty. I explained I just want to buy a replacement panel and he explained I couldn’t get it from them and I would not be able to wire the panels. This was all total nonsense. Then I explained I have Zamp and know I can do this and that I am writing this comparison review. THEN he said I could buy a replacement panel and do it myself - just few moments after saying I could not. I don’t know whether this customer service was was in India and the problem was a language barrier or whether he is in the USA. Anyway I’m am not impressed with service given that call. So I decided to continued checking this and I called sales. There is NO replacenment panel that matches this model so this model is NOT replairable. One has to replace the whole unit. Wind damage is a very real possibility for RVers. When I get more panels for the roof of my RV I will likely go back to Zamp and pay extra since I ‘know’ their service is excellent, but for the initial price Renogy is fine. Wind damage is a very real threat to RVers. Given the unit is not repairable (replacement panels) I would not buy another Renogy product. I give this product 1 stars due to the handling of my customer service inquiry and the fact that one cannot repair this panel w/o replacing the whole unit. Early Summer 2019, still under warranty, but alas NO service. The unit blew a diode ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2018 by Bill
    • Charge Your Outdoor Life With This Renogy 100 Watt 12 Volt Solar Suitcase
Size: 100W Panel-20A Controller Pattern Name: Solar Panel
Review Image by Teri Everhardt Teri Everhardt
We have been full time RV living for just over a year now, traveling North America and seeing all the wonderful wild places we can get to in our 5th wheel RV. Until a month ago, we primarily relied on our 3400 watt generator to keep our batteries charged and our lights on. Early on I had considered getting one of these solar suitcases, but had the intention of adding a complete solar package to the RV during our second winter and initially decided to just deal with using the generator until then. Well, after a long summer of dry camping in remote locations, I quickly grew tired of starting the generator just to charge our batteries. So, we decided to have another look at a solar suitcase setup. I found a few cheaper varieties, but settled on the Renogy 100 Watt 12 Volt Monocrystalline Foldable Portable Solar Suitcase with a Voyager Waterproof Charge Controller. At this point I really wish we would have bought one of these up front. The first time we hooked it up to our very dead batteries, it took about three days to bring them to a full status. However, since then, we have been camping for weeks on end, using our phones, lights, fans and all the other typical 12 volt systems you might find in an RV, and this solar suitcase has kept our batteries topped off to the point that we only need generator power for high power items like the hairdryer, microwave and instantpot, etc... What do we like? The product is fairly light at just under 30 LB and has a nicely padded, rugged carrying case to keep it protected. It comes with a sizable cord, with MC4 cable connectors and an added set of alligator clips, which can connect directly to the battery. Personally, I like being able to plug it into the MC4 connectors on top of the RV (pictured in this review), for an added sense of security, while our rig is parked. Shopping around, we have found some cheaper solar suitcases that have water resistant charge controllers, where as this particular one is water proof, so I don't need to run up to the roof every time I see storm clouds gathering. The setup was just as simple as unzipping the case, folding open the panels and connecting the leads/Alligator clips to the battery. Then just pick the type of battery you are charging from the charge controller (gel, sealed, lithium, and flooded batteries) and let the system do its work!! Overall, it has a solid build quality, with a solid frame and foldable legs to help point the panels perpendicularly at the sun for maximum solar capture. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2018 by Teri Everhardt Teri Everhardt

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