ACOPOWER 100w 12v Monocrystalline Solar Panel Module with Connector (Panel Only, Compact Design)

I bought two Acopower 12 volt, 100 watt monocrystalline panels to charge my Ecoflow power stations. I built an adjustable rack so I could easily move them and orientate them correctly to the sun. I connected the two panels in series and expected the typical lower output per panel like many of them but was pleasantly surprised to see between 195 and 207 watts. This was in perfect sunny conditions. Their size and weight is excellent and makes them easier to handle. They look nice and seem well built. I'll update if they start having issues, but so far, I'm very pleased after two months of use. I live in hurricane alley so I am planning to buy two more to double my emergency power.

I purchased one of the 100W all black solar panels, very nice! It works just fine even on cloudy days produces the same amount of energy as on sunny days. I installed for a courtyard solar light 60W! Used a 20amp MPPT phocos solar charge controller with a 12 volt 120ah gel battery, solar panel maximum charge current: 5.2 amp beyond my imagination! talking about these panels, great value, very nice construction, gives the rated power output. It is important that they have a technical engineer for the design of the solar system are very experienced and gave me a lot of design proposals, great, would buy again for my 24 volt solar pump, watering lawns.

Just finished install of 400 w mono crystaline panel kit on my 24 ft travel trailer.. Order arrived a week ahead of schedule! Packaging of panels and accessories was very secure. All listed parts were included. For a 4 panel system you will need to order extra MC4 connectors for the long cable runs. I bought a kit that also included the crimper. GET THE CRIMPER and DO THESE CORRECTLY! (The crimp goes on the stripped bare wire not over the plactic wire insulation!) The supplied 10 ga cable was adequate but I needed just a bit more of the 8 gauge wire from controller to battery. ( Routing this system for a travel trailer is more challenging than on 5th wheel or Motor home) You will need to supply tape mastic and sealant for installing panel mounting brackets and roof gland. I also added a 30 AMP circuit breaker in the postive line before the controller. Also a 40 amp circuit breaker on positive line between the controller and battery.I installed the controller in the front bedroom and ran cable to battery through a hollow compartment below, drilled throught the floor and tied up the cable to the frame 'till it reached the battery. I used plastic surface mount conduit to cover the wire from the ceiling to the controller. Also used a plastic box to hide the 30 amp circuit breaker. The 40 amp breaker is hidden in my hollow compartment below. I also added a 10 amp blade fuse in an inline holder to the positive line of each panel. ( you might see the red wire and fuse holders in my roof wire runs. After I had it all working I put the roof cable in plastic split loom type tubing for neatness and extra protection. Then fastened it all with cable ties to available brackets and points. When I plugged it all in and turned it on, Presto! It Worked!Making good connections is important. I ended up re-making most of my MC4 conections for my 10 amp fuses and long wire runs after discovering I had done thm incorrectly! Same with connections to controller. The wire is stiff.Only finished today. We will give it a 6 day trial run next week. We are in cloudy Oregon so I do't expect big amperage output till the sun comes out.

I purchased a 5 panel 500 Watt system with the 40amp controller.This is to be used as a back-up to long term grid outages at home.Attached photos show my homemade panel stands for manual mobility to face the sun.The panels are the more efficient mono-crystalline type.My first test in late October (48 deg north near Canada) was to recharge a 400 ah 12Vdc battery pack with a sine wave inverter.I ran the batteries down about 120 ah. Next day set up the panels to face the sun. I checked volt, amps & watts on the controller every 30 min.The panels produced a max of 21.3 volts and a max of 26.3 amps and a max of 415 watts (at different times). The controller blinked green (full battery recharge) after 5 hours.Very pleased with the system. It’s well constructed.The Acopower support response was outstanding and extremely quick. I would ask a question and they would answer within an hour no matter what day of the week.Highly recommend this product.

Great solar panel. I have this mounted flat on my roof rack and I have seen as high as 94w from the panel within the two days I’ve used it so far. On average driving around during the day I see a consistent 70w~. 35-50w~ in overcast and 60-85w in good sunlight. (All of the above numbers were while driving around) I’m using it to charge an EcoFlow River Pro 600 and it has no problems keeping it topped off while my portable fridge is running. Very satisfied with the power it pulls and the unit is all black which is hard to find on solar panels. Would recommend.