ROCKPALS Portable Solar Panel 120W/18V - QC 3.0&USB-C Output with Kickstand, Foldable Solar Charger for Jackery Explorer/Anker/BLUETTI/ROCKPALS Portable Solar Generator and USB Devices

I purchased this to charge several different 12V LiFePo4 batteries I own (7-10Ah Dakota Lithium, 100Ah Redodo, ...) via a Victron MPPT solar charge controller (I went with the 75/15 model with Bluetooth). The panel is able to output 80-90w in full sun into my MPPT, which is honestly more than I was expecting. Build quality seems great, and the USB-A/USB-C built in charging ports are great options. The USB ports work even when charging via my MPPT, they just reduce the amperage that the MPPT sees from the panel.

I went of grid with a little cargo conversion trailer with Rockpal 500 and used this solar panel to refresh everyday. It worked great. I was very impressed and so easy to use. I would definitely buy again

Good unit that will output to a power station about 120 to 125 watts on a clear day. Will output about 20 percent of that amount on a heavy overcast day. seems to have the output characteristics as the folding glass panels I have. Comes with multiple connectors that come in handy. I have also charged cell phones from the USB connectors when my power was shut of for a day. Seems to be a well made unit. The only complaint is I wish this unit came in a single folding unit. When I charge a power station the height of the panels is to low to shade the power station. A single folding unit would have a greater height to solve that problem as well as make it easier to set up.

The quality of the 120w panel is superior and come with the parallel connector. I purchased (2) of these panels and they work great wired in parallel. Pro-tip always buy a larger panel than you think you need. Even in the best sun light you will most likely not get 100% out of the panels. So buy the 120w version over the 100w version. I just powered up my Ecoflow plus and got around 170w from my (2) 120w panels in parallel in the milky Seattle sun. Rockpals is also super great selling the adapters for all the various solar chargers. Rockpals has the Anderson to Ecoflow adapter. I highly recommend these panels. They are easy to setup and produce good power. I do recommend buying (2) to wire them in parallel to speed up all of your charging.

Tried a test run with my Rockpals 120w panel connected to the Rockpals 1300.The panel put out a consistent 105-110 watts in full sun and topped off the 1300 from 65% to full in a little over 5 hrs. The build quality is very high and all cables required to connect to my 1300 were included. Very happy with my purchase and have ordered a second panel.

Bought it to work with my Rockpals 300 power station, which I bought to give basic power for home if there is a power outtage-- just the phone & computer (not the furnace & refrigerator). Solar charging is important as no other method may be available. This 120W model was only a little more cost than the 100W Rockpals. My use has been very limited, which is why I didn't give it 5 stars. I used the panel 2 times to charge up the power station which came with a 60% charge. I put the station on the trunk of my car and the solar panel on the roof. After the sun went down on the first time I reached 100% charge on the second. It was a couple of hours and the sun was not very good so I am happy with performance.

Great build and packing. Super convenient. Great you can connect a second one. I believe the claimed 120watt to be a lie. In direct sun on a very clear day i am lucky to hit 80. Usually it is about 60. Less as the son falls.

I just completed my review of the Rockpal 500 portable power supply I bought. As I said in that review, I just bought a ICECO car fridge freezer and I needed a portable power supply to recharge the fridge. When your camping for several days, the Rockpal 500 watt power supply needs to be recharged. As I said in my other review, I like to camp in non electric camp sites. The solution was to purchase the Rockpal 120 watt portable solar panel. The portable fridge draws about 350 watts peak to operate. The Rockpal 500 watt power supply does a great job of keeping it charged up. It does drain the battery though, so a recharge is necessary. I hooked up the 120 watt solar panel with no problem. It comes with built in kickstands to hold it up. The cords are in a handy attacked pouch. It is foldable for carrying around and easy storage. Most important is that it works great. After recharging my fridge and draining the Rockpal power station, I hooked it up to the Rockpal solar panel. It took 6-8 hours to fully recharge the power station. The fridge is well insulated and has its own battery so this was not a problem. Anytime I am camping, going to my storage unit or just traveling, I will always make room for my power station and solar panel. I am completely satisfied with my purchase and would highly recommend you consider Rockpal products if your in the need for total independence from the established electrical grid system.