Panneau colle sur le toit d’un vw couplé a un régulateur MPPT Victron marque reconnu il me sort 9A par beau temps.

Panneau solaire souple qui va me permettre d alimenter en énergie la batterie stationnaire de mon camping car en période où le soleil est incliné

Panneau solaire de fonctionne pas. Il ne charge pas. Retour par Amazon.

Panneau solaire pour recharger batterie auxiliaire 100ah 12v vanPar contre le joint du boîtier de connection est un peu grossier j'ai préféré le renforcer de façon plus propre

Commande de deux panneaux souples 100w. A la livraison 1 super état l'autre tordu et avec une tache gris clair sur une cellule. Je renvois celui abime et commande un nouveau. Celui reçu n'a pas le même revêtement qu'a la première livraison. Le premier livré délivre 68w au soleil, le second à peine 2watts.. Cela n'augure rien de bon sur la durabilité. Dommage la connectique était propre contrairement à mon ancien.

Le panneau présente un défaut de fabrication dans le moulage du panneau qui entraîne une mauvaise efficacitéDéfaut découvert après pose et après avoir retiré le film de protection finaleVoir photo

Sehr gute Verarbeitung und sicher Verpackt. Jedes Panel beidseitig mit Schutzfolie überzogen. Habe 2 Panels in Reihe 12+12V geschaltet um ein vorhandenes Balkonkraftwerk ca.30V zu verbessern. Ideal auch bei Dachbalkon zu montieren da sehr leicht. Diese Panele haben keine befestigungslöcher sind zum fest kleben gedacht oder festklemmen. Habe in den ecken daher Löcher gebohrt und hat glücklicherweise funktioniert. Somit montiert. Über Stromausbeute kann ich noch nichts sagen, hat sich jedenfalls erhöht.

The flexibility of this panel allows for gentle curvature, rather than a really broad bend, but it’s enough to make it very mountable in a variety of different situations, or to allow it to be shaped across the roof of a campervan or narrowboat for example. The mounting points are essentially just basic holes, but again it allows for rigging into a variety of different situations. With the cables sticking out of the front side of the panel rather than the back, there’s a limited extent to which they can be hidden away, so the overall set-up is never going to look super-neat, it will always look like a little bit of a lash-up, but it does the job. The fairly uniform black surface doesn’t grab too much attention, though the fact it’s more reflective than the rest of the boat roof does reduce its ability to blend in.The panel I received was a little bit marked when it arrived, almost as though it was second hand even though it was new and film-wrapped at the time, giving the impression it’s been churned out from a factory without too much care being taken. The film-wrap was a little annoying in itself as it’s inclined to remain stuck to the mounting loop points and it takes a little bit of effort to make this panel look shiny and new from unboxing. However a few marks here and there don’t seem to be affecting its efficiency as far as I can tell.Unfortunately I don’t have the kit to do a detailed and subjective analysis of just how much power it’s generating. I got the lowest-spec 50W panel so I’m not expecting it to churn out loads. However I am impressed by its low-end threshold for power generation, as detected by the power station I’ve attached it to. Even in quite low light at the very end of the day, the power station will acknowledge that at least a little bit of power is coming from the panel. At night, it would even pick up a little bit of power when I was testing it indoors under a not-especially-powerful LED ceiling light, which was a tiny bonus.It also seems to respond very well to some primitive experiments with shading, covering over different sections of the panel at different times to see whether the remainder of the panel still generates enough power to be acknowledged, and that seemed to be no problem either.I don’t need to run anything industrially-powered off this, thankfully, but for going on a narrowboat holiday and being able to run some of the evening electrical entertainment off the power that’s been generated during the day, so far the signs are very good.There are no instructions provided, and the packaging is fairly minimal (mostly card and recyclable, just a shame about the film wrap). As I’m only just stepping into the world of soaking up solar I had to buy an adapter cable (fourteen quid on this site) to get the MR4 connectors to output into the power station. The power station will feed through to other devices while soaking up a little bit of solar too, so as an overall set-up it’s ideal for charging a phone or two off during the day while also soaking up power for later. It’s a system I’m very happy with, in every aspect except aesthetically- and in part that’s due to the panel.However considering the sixty quid asking price, I’m generally impressed with this panel and its ability to soak up a little trickle of power. It may look a tiny bit shonky and inelegant, and it would take a long time to pay itself off, but for remote use, eco-friendly use, and for just a little bit of tech joy and satisfaction, it does the job.

Yes that's even after cooling off with cold water. Starting to look damaged.

In posizione piana, quindi non con i raggi del sole perfettamente perpendicolari produce 135 Watt, sta caricando molto bene la PowerstationMi sembra ottimo visto che lo installo sopra il furgone

La verdad es que supera mis expectativas muy buen rendimiento con baja luminiscencia