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

To start Ill say I love this panel. When it came in my initial thoughts were, Its bigger and heavier than I thought and the case it was in is really nice. I took it out the case opened it up flipped the legs down and inspected it. This set up is a beast, very well made the case is great and well made. I plugged it into my Pecron 3600. with hardly any sun coming through the overcast it was putting out 120-150 watts I was impressed with that, with full sun without even adjusting the position of the panel I got up to 440 watts for the most part it stayed around 410 watts with good conditions. For how it preforms I no longer think its big or heavy. I did pick this up on a prime day sale however in my opinion if you are in the market for 400 ish watt panel this is absolutely the one esp if you want something to put out temporarily or to be mobile. I also have 4 100 watt bifacial HQST and they preform great however Im gladly going to buy another one of these before pulling out the HQST's setting them up doing all the plugins and then hoping I got them in a good spot. If you are looking for portable or just live in a place like I do where storms cause constant power outages and you want something to deploy, move around and take down quickly when needed and will put out the power this is absolutely the product you want. After I finish a few remained items for my power stations I will be purchasing another and not waiting for a sale you are getting your money worth.

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 recently completed a solar setup with 6 ZOUPW 450W panels, the Bluetti AC500, and 3 B300K batteries, and I honestly couldn't be happier. The system has been performing phenomenally — I’m generating over 2.5kW of clean, reliable solar power, which keeps my essential loads running and charges the battery bank with no problem, even on partially cloudy days.The AC500 is the brains and brawn of the operation — it manages solar input effortlessly and distributes power to the batteries and devices with incredible efficiency. With over 9kWh of battery storage thanks to the 3 B300Ks, I’m confident we can run for extended periods completely off-grid if needed. The app interface, monitoring, and expandability make it feel like something straight out of a sci-fi movie.I haven’t even installed the Bluetti sub panel yet, which will allow me to supplement power directly to the house. Once that’s in place, I’ll be able to run high-demand appliances without even noticing we’re on solar. This system has turned my home into a quiet, self-reliant energy hub — no noisy gas generators, no fuel to store, and virtually no maintenance.If you're considering building a home backup or hybrid solar system, this combo is absolutely worth it. It’s powerful, scalable, and ready for any power outage or energy-conscious lifestyle. 10/10 would recommend!Note in my pictures I am only showing 3 of the panels but i have 6 total that are going to be installed !

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.