N-Type 16BB 450W Portable Solar Panel,Power Outage Essentials,38V Foldable Solar Charger for Power Station, 25% High Efficiency IP68 Waterproof 4 Reinforced Kickstands for Camping RV Hurricane

The media could not be loaded. This solar panel is absolutely amazing. Most panels I have reviewed online deliver 70 - 80 % of their rated power. I have not had a clear day when charging my Bluetti AC300/B300K solar generator so far, but I have seen short spells of over 500 watts on the app for the PV charging rate. I live in Trinidad, West Indies and our climate is HOT.... yet even with the negative temperature coefficient I see consistently when the sunshine is out more than the rated 450 watts on the charging rate. In temperate climates I can imagine what this panel is capable of producing in cooler temperatures. Because of buildings and trees I place the panel on a kennel and the galvanise sheets get really hot. You have to be cautious removing the panel when completing a charge on a hot day as the portable panel gets really hot. I don't even bother to adjust the panel angle, as it stays flat and gets over 400 watts in this orientation after 4 p.m. The build is robust and weight is manageable at 27 pounds, for a panel this large. I cannot say how fast it would recharge the Bluetti generator from a low state but at better than 400 watts for 6 hours would refill the unit from a low state. I would unreservedly recommend the ZOUPW 450 watt portable solar panel as a GREAT BUY for all the right reasons:- price, portability, build quality, delivering better than rated power, accessories, carrying case and plug and play ability. The only problem is I did not get a test sample !!!!! hahahahahahaha , well you can't get everything in life!! great job ZOUPW..........

I just got a ZOUPW 450w panel delivered. I am beyond impressed. Set it up today, 11 Feb at 2:30 on a mostly cloudy day here in Florida to charge up a new Anker C1000 w/expansion pack. It is lighter then my other 400w panels. For whatever reason it is much easier to set up and the 4 metal legs are miles better then any others. It comes with a 10ft MC4 extension cord and a shorter adaptor cable with MC4 on one end and about 5 choices on the other end. It even comes with 4 ground anchors but I did not need them because it is stable in a light breeze. The carry bag is well padded and a little oversize for easy in and out and the zipper pouch is even oversized. But best is that it put out 80w (almost 20%) when it was clouded over and bounced between 440w and a max of 473w when the sun was shining brightly (numbers as reported by the C1000 in the App). I know this thing will give me 500w on a sunny day in June ! Now, I am about ready to just chuck my other panels and get a couple more of these. Unbelievable.

I've seen the panels peak at 500 watts. They easily hover in the 420-440 watt range if panel is correctly oriented to the sun. Panels seem well built and durable. BUT.... If you're moving them around by yourself be VERY careful not to bend the legs backwards or sideways, their plastic hinges are as brittle as a thin twig. Still the panels themselves are a great value for occasional use, I need to come up with a solution for the leg hinges as the wind caught the panels and now all of them are broken.

I ordered the panels on December 17 and they arrived on December 21. Two day early. Wife was bemused as she thinks I have a solar panel purchasing disorder.Today was partly cloudy and 15F (-9C) here at latitude 43 North or so. It was too cold to fire up one of my portable power stations so I just deployed the panels in my driveway after shoveling snow from it. I got a break in the clouds and a nice flare when the sun hit the edge of a cloud.Open circuit voltage is listed at 45.9 Vdc. Open circuit current is listed at 12.4 Amps. My Fluke 87 meter registered a maximum voltage of 51.2 Vdc and a maximum current of 12.48 Amps. This at 12:30 in the afternoon with the sun at it's lowest annual position in the sky. With heavy clouds, voltage dropped to 47.2 Vdc at about 2.5 - 3.0 amps current flow. No extension cable used.As these are new to the market with minimal (but high rated reviews) I took a chance. Based upon my testing, these panels performed as rated. I am very happy with them. It will be awhile before I get to use them camping.The stands work fine and, being longer than the ones on another brand, I was able to get a satisfactory angle to the sun during my testing. This speaks well for early morning and late evening sun chasing.The quality of the panels is good. The stands stay in place when you deploy them making the setup pretty easy. There is plenty of room for the cables to fit though the rubber grommets and they slide freely. The corner bumpers are tight too. The carrying bag seems well make and nicely padded with about 1/2" padding on both sides. Both the adapter and extension cable are well made using 12AWG wire and continuity was good.I am please with this purchase. The panel assembly arrived fast and works as advertised. Obviously no long term usage yet but for now a solid 5 Stars.

great portable panel, in good sun, I can get 120% of rated power. Can't ask for more from a company. If you have a portable power station, THIS is the panel to get, hands down. I have seen close to 500 watts on a really good day.

Like others have said. The build quality is terrible. It came with a snapped hinge and I expect I'll have to do a lot of jury-rigging to keep it together

Happy with these so far. Easy setup and the bag is nice quality. Hit 504w with some cloud edging and 450w on a clear day. Time will tell if they hold up. Definitely going to be careful with the plastic mounts on the legs.