Renogy Solar Panels 50 Watt, 25% High-Efficiency N-Type Solar Panel

​I recently bought two sets of four 100-watt solar panels to add a total of 800 watts to my setup. Having purchased several Renogy panels in the past for my other solar arrays, I already knew they were reliable and well-made. ​The main reason I went with these specific panels was to maintain consistency across my setup. I had actually ordered a solar fountain for my pond that was supposed to come bundled with Renogy panels to match an array I built a few months ago. However, the company sent a different brand and style as a substitute. Because those alternative panels weren't consistent and wouldn't work for my specific needs, I returned them to the pump company and ordered these Renogy panels directly myself. ​Dealing with the return and replacement process was a bit of a hassle, but it was absolutely worth it. I handle these projects myself, and these panels are solid yet lightweight enough to make installation easy. The power output has already surpassed my expectations, they were better priced than the alternatives, and they perfectly match my existing arrays. The pictures tell the story.

I mounted this Renogy solar panel to the top of my Generac 22KW whole house generator. It is a perfect size for the top of this generator. The panel is connected to my EcoFlow River 3 Plus. The EcoFlow powers my communication equipment, including my cable modem, network and WiFi hardware, with the EcoFlow keeping that hardware powered for the short periods when power is lost, working as a UPS. The Renogy 100w solar panel charges the EcoFlow when it gets enough sunlight, with the EcoFlow automatically switching from wall power to 100% solar when it receives enough sunlight with the batteries charging sufficiently to run the communication equipment for about 5 hours after sunset, when the EcoFlow will automatically switch back to wall power. What I love is this combination of the Renogy 100w solar panel, EcoFlow River 3, and communication equipment all working together seamlessly. The Renogy solar panel is well built, and easy to mount with aluminum brackets. The price is good, the packing was good, and the Amazon driver was great with the delivery. My array placement isn’t ideal, with the array getting full sun for only half of the day, the balance being shadowed. For my setup, my communication equipment is 100% powered by the sun for 1/3 of the day, the balance being wall power. If the array was positioned better, I would get more solar output, but I’m very happy with the results.

Best solar panel ever. I mean, I’ve never try a different one but so far I’ve been using this one for almost a year now and it has performed wonderfully. It’s a 200 W solar panel but sometimes my solar battery bank says I’m pulling in 205 W. Even though it’s on the top of my car and I can’t even tilt it towards the sun exactly. I got one of these instead of the flat bendable ones because I heard that those get too hot right on the metal of the car and stop working sometimes before a year is up. This one is nice cause it gets airflow underneath it. I securely fastened it with nuts and bolts (definitely not the screws sent with it as those are meant for house roofs) and have driven thousands of interstate miles and it has performed beautifully. It gets 40 to 75 W even in the clouds sometimes as long as they aren’t rain clouds. During overcast rainy days it usually draws 0 W unfortunately. But I was delightfully, surprised that even when the sun is behind the clouds on some days, it still draws in a substantial amount. Ive only ever cleaned it two times, it seems to pull in plenty of watts even if I don’t keep it sparkling clean. The rain seems to do a good enough job keeping it clean enough for pulling in lots of energy.

As one knows, there is always changes to solar panels so we had to order these. Great value and appearance and these keep our camper batteries charged all the time. Usually full power by morning. Connecting these are easy and these panels were a bit smaller than the last ones so we can pack these into the back seat of our truck and not drag the big ones through the camper and store on the bed! We put suitcase locks on the two panels, and store the legs and power cord inside the panels when folded, which also makes these easy to move around in camp. These have been used for the last couple of months on the road and they are truly worth the money and better than our last set of solar panels. We have several sets of solar panels and we have bought many for our camping kids. These are really great.

Maybe I didn’t read it closely enough but I ordered this solar panel to use for lights and exhaust fan in my shed. Panel is nice. Well made. I paired it with a Renogy Wanderer controller and goldenmate lithium 12v battery. Solar panel doesn’t come with any hardware to mount it to roof or side of building. You have to order that separately. The MC4 cables on back of panel are only about a foot long each so unless that’s all you need which is unlikely, you’ll need to order extension cables. Depending what you’re using this for consider buying an inline fuse for it as well so your controller doesn’t fry. I have everything rigged up finally and this 50w panel is enough to power three sets of RV style 12v LED lights that I mounted on ceiling of 12x24 shed. It also powers an outside 12v small motion light and a RV style 12v exhaust fan. None of these are powered full time. Well technically the exhaust fan is but I put in a thermostat so it shuts off and on by itself. Before I put thermostat in the battery ran out of juice after 48 hours of constant exhaust running. The lights are on switches and motion light is always on but only lights at night time with motion.

I just installed the 2 200 watt panels and am pulling 60.4+ volts in series on this set to feed a Renogy Rover 40 amp MPPT and couldn't be more pleased. A few years ago, I purchased a few 100 watt panels and one came shattered but Renogy had me a new one in 2 days and left me with the shattered one. I gave it to a person in need with some epoxy and they were at least able to use it which was awesome. Their tech support is not bad when needed either.

My USAutomatics Ranger HD system has always had issues with lead-acid batteries corroding. Yes, i used dialectric grease, I've swapped batteries, i've put new connectors on it yadda yadda yadda. it always corrodes (even stainless connectors corroded behind the connector on the wire itself. Anyway, to solve this i purchased a smaller LiFePO battery and what do you know.. the corrosion disappeared; however, the solar unit was not setup for this type of battery. it worked, but my system ended up not making it through the night each night. So each morning, we're pulling the pin to manually open the gate. First, the system controller wasn't setup for a LiFePO battery.. the solar panel i had was significantly undersized, and the battery was significantly undersized. Well, i ended up with a custom solar charging system that has worked wonders. This panel is big... way, WAY bigger than the old one, but it generates some serious juice. 100W and 12/24V with plenty of amps (5+) to boot. a little custom engineering, and i have it securely attached to my fence and charging away. The N-Type connectors, don't sleep on those. excellent snap-in connectors that make it easy to tie in and keep the wires sorted. While it does not specify 24v in the description, my controller is reporting 24V incoming from this thing. I couldn't be happier with this unit.

I have now 12 of these panels on my roof. They are so much more durable than the old ones. The size is a little taller than my old ones but the power output and charging my batters was value for my money. I recommend this product.

Funciona muy bien

Sometimes brand sucks

Si se lo recomiendo, trabaja al 100

All Renogy products are top notch Used as bsttery charger works well

*Uso con Bluetti ACL200* Sinceramente, había entrado al mundo de los paneles solares como un entusiasta quien no sabía nada y tenía miedo con respecto a las especificaciones y conexiones de los aparatos con los paneles. Este producto me convenció que es mas fácil de lo que pensé. Son fáciles de conectar, sin necesidad de conectar un adaptador, extensor, etc. Trabajan bastante bien e inclusive cuando baja la luz solar. Cargan una unidad de 2000 watts en 5-6 horas y además funcionan como ups.