Renogy Solar Panel 200 Watt 24 Volt, 200W Solar Panel 25% High-Efficiency 16BB , N-Type Solar Panels for RV Marine Rooftop Farm Battery and Other Off-Grid Applications
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Size: 200W Single Panel
Features
- Perfect Size for Class B VansThis 200W N-Type solar panel is 7.5% smaller and 11.7% lighter than previous modelsdelivering the same powerful output in a more compact, space-saving design thats perfect for the limited roof space of Class B vans.
- High 25% Cell EfficiencyEngineered with advanced 16BB N-Type cells, this 200W solar panel achieves an impressive 25% efficiency. Renogys cutting-edge technology boosts energy conversion, reduces the risk of microcracks, and ensures superior performanceeven under high-temperature conditions.
- Enhanced Efficiency & VersatilityOperating at 24V, this panel minimizes current loss and maximizes system efficiency, producing more power even on cloudy days. The Renogy 200W solar panel is compatible with both 12V and 24V battery systems, offering flexible installation options for a wide range of setups.
- Built for Hot ClimatesWith a low temperature coefficient, this 200 watt solar panel maintains excellent output even in extreme heatmaking it a reliable choice for off-grid systems and vanlife adventures in warm environments.
- Long-Term ReliabilityDesigned for durability and long-lasting performance, the renogy solar panels feature low degradation rates (1% in the first year and 0.4% annually thereafter). Its backed by a 10-year material and workmanship warranty, plus a 25-year performance guarantee at 80% output.
Description
The Renogy 200 Watt 12 Volt Monocrystalline Solar Panel is the perfect component for a larger solar power (PV) system. The panel includes solar connector leads that extend from the junction box affixed to the back. The connector leads are compatible with the Renogy Solar Adaptor Kit—allowing for a quick and simple connection. Each Renogy 200W Monocrystalline Solar Panel is quality tested to ensure safety and longevity. Built durable for outdoor use, these panels are capable of withstanding heavy snow and strong wind loads. Whether you plan to use the solar panel for seaside travels to the beach or your cabin in the mountains, this panel can be a great start or addition to any Renogy off-grid system!
Specs & Other Info
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Renogy |
| Construction Material | Aluminum |
| Dimensions | 58.7 x 27.5 x 1.38 inches (LxWxH) |
| Weight | 26.5 pounds |
| Energy Efficiency | 19.2% |
| Connection Type | MC4 |
| Package Contents | Renogy 200W 12V Solar Panel |
| Operational Voltage | 12 Volts |
| Peak Power | 200 Watts |
| Manufactured in | China |
| Product Model | Renogy Solar Panel 200 Watt |
Frequently asked questions
Yes, the Renogy 200 Watt Solar Panel is perfect for off-grid applications such as RVs, marine use, rooftop installations, and farms. It's designed to charge batteries and provide power in locations without access to the electrical grid.
Absolutely, the Renogy 200W Solar Panel is built to withstand outdoor conditions. It's water-resistant and designed for durability, making it suitable for marine applications and rooftop installations where exposure to the elements is a concern.
The Renogy 200W Solar Panel can be used to charge various types of 12 Volt batteries, including lead-acid, AGM, gel, and lithium batteries. It's important to use a compatible charge controller to ensure the safety and efficiency of the charging process.
The number of Renogy 200W Solar Panels you need depends on your energy consumption and the amount of sunlight available. To determine your energy requirements, calculate the total wattage of the appliances you want to run, then assess the average hours of sunlight in your location and consider any additional power needs for storage or peak usage times.
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This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The Renogy Solar Panels are highly praised by users for their efficiency and build quality. Achieving near the advertised 100W output even in suboptimal conditions, customers have successfully incorporated these panels into various setups from RVs to residential projects. Notable is their high output, quality construction, and the ability to connect in both series and parallel configurations, enhancing their versatility for different energy needs.
Pros
- ⚡ High efficiency with near-advertised output levels
- 🛠 Sturdy aluminum and metal frame construction
- 🔄 Versatile setup options in series or parallel
- 💧 Professional quality, waterproof MC4 connectors
- 🏕 Ideal for a wide range of applications including RVs, boats, and off-grid setups
Cons
- 🔌 Short connector cables require additional purchases for some setups
Should I Buy It?
If you are looking for highly efficient, durable, and versatile solar panels for off-grid energy needs or supplemental power, the Renogy Solar Panels come with strong recommendations from existing users. Barring the slight inconvenience of potentially needing cable extensions, these panels are a sound investment for sustainable energy solutions.
Size: 200W Single Panel
These panels are awesome. They out put as advertised and are very easy to work with. they can deal with up to 85 MPH highway speed for serval hundred miles. they tanked a light hail storm with no issues. These are 100% good to go. they are nice and rigid and will fit in a roof rack using 80/20 aluminum extrusions. If you need wattage on your van build this is what you want to go with. I run a 12v fridge, work labtop, gaming labtop, 4kw inverter, lights, fan, a ton of stuff. I can run a 5000 BTU AC unit off nothing but the noon sun on a clear summer day. These will keep the lights on.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2025 by Amazon Customer Amazon Customer
Size: 100W Single Panel
Well, built and not too heavy. I use them every day on my sailboat in the Caribbean. They are a bargain better by them before Import Duty goes up
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2025 by John lison
Size: 250W N-Type Bifacial
Solid Panels, Lightweight and Efficient—But Bifacial Needs More Clearance I’m currently running four Renogy 250W bifacial panels (shown in my photo), and they perform impressively—on clear days around noon, I can get over 1000W. I chose these panels specifically because they’re lightweight and easy to carry up a ladder, which made installation safer and more manageable. My other option was the 320W Renogy panel, but it had fewer bus bars, which I felt could affect efficiency and durability over time. Charging my Delta Pro (3600W capacity) from 10% takes about 5 hours on sunny days (9am–2pm). On cloudy days, it can stretch to 8–9 hours. I plan to install two more 250W panels soon, and I’ll likely paint the mounting surface white to boost reflectivity. Eventually, I’ll add more brackets to increase clearance to around 3 inches. I’ll be stacking them—not sure it’s designed for that, but I’ll McGyver it. If that doesn’t work, I might just leave it alone. For wiring, I bought 100 feet of 10-gauge solar wire for about $150 (should’ve gone with 50 feet instead). It plugs into the panels easily, and the other end uses an XT60i connector to plug into the Delta Pro. I did make a few pilot screw mistakes—missed the roof 2x4 twice—but patched it up with Henry silicone putty. Hoping that holds and doesn’t leak. The brackets I initially bought didn’t support linking six panels together, so I had to order extra T-shaped brackets to bridge between panels. They save about 1.5 inches between panels, which helps when space is tight. Shipping: I ordered 4 panels in one day during a sale (that was the max allowed), then 2 more a few days later. All 6 arrived together—expected delivery was 6 weeks, but they showed up in just 2. Unfortunately, 4 of the panel frames were bent at the back, and one panel had a banged-up middle section that warped the entire panel. I even considered stepping on the center to straighten it out. Luckily, they all work and the front sides were undamaged. It feels like I may have received cosmetically rejected or slightly damaged stock. Looking ahead, I’m considering building a 48V LiFePO₄ battery with 16 cells and a 200A BMS, since shipping batteries to Hawaii isn’t an option. Overall, great performance and a safer install thanks to the lighter weight. Just keep in mind: bifacial panels need proper clearance and reflectivity to deliver their full potential—and be ready to improvise a little if you're DIYing like me. 9/2/25. Update from 4 panels to 6 panels. Now even faster charge.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2025 by dan dan
Size: 200W Single Panel
At first I was really bummed, footprints all over the box, torn box and the box is clearly marked no step, fragile, etc. I thought for sure the panel was going to be trashed (Thanks UPS, grrr).... I pulled it out and did as thorough examination for physical damage and saw none. Did a quick voltage test with the panel laying against the shop and all seemed ok. Mounted it up on my shed with Z-brackets, rubber washer style hex self drilling fasteners and lay on, solid copper tin-plated grounds to the frame of the panels with 1/4 inch stainless steel button head cap screws (BHCS) and a stainless nut backer with a star washer. I also used a little 120 grit sandpaper and wd40 to make sure the anodization was off on both side of the frame. The Renogy panels DO NOT come with ground hardware, more than likely due to (How the heck do we know how you're going to mount this?) and was not unexpected. I had some 10 ga MC4 connectors and cable that made it into the far side of the shed. Why did I not mount it closer? For easier expansion of course! From their into the shed via a waterproof box, then down to 60A/1000V breaker, then routed the cables out through a waterproof pull box, from there, used schedule 80 to 18" below grade and back up to penetrate the shop. Then onto a 3/4" backboard and into a Victron 100/50 Smart Controller. @ 2:45 PM once the clouds broke for a minute or two I saw 236 watts!!!!! That's through 50'+ of tin plated copper10ga (6mm2) cable and a disconnect! Pretty impressive! Of course I live in Colorado at 5800' +, the sun here is wicked, and It's July first but it in my mind a 200w panel that can be beat to death by UPS and still put out 236W in the early afternoon, is a freakin winner.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2024 by Sys Eng Sys Eng
Size: 175W Single Panel
Knocked off a star for the connectors. The panel worked great for around 3 months of use mounted on top of a vehicle. Then the wire for one connector came entirely out of the metal crimp inside, and the other was so loose that even after the other connector was fixed, the solar panel would work only very intermittently so that connector had to be fixed too. One connector was easy to fix and unscrewed + came apart into manageable pieces, but the other was tougher to fix as it did not come apart nicely. I would still buy it again, but I would baby the connectors and try to plug/unplug things from them very frequently. Other than the connectors, I haven't really had any issues with the panel.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2025 by D. F.