BougeRV 100W CIGS Thin-Film Flexible Solar Panel, The Most Flexible Solar Panel with Pre-Punched Holes Easy Installation for RV Boat Van Car Uneven Surfaces (Compact)

perfect for my hightop van

This week I received my 200W CIGS panel. It is sunny now and I can see that the peak power output of the panel is 210W. I am very impressed. My only complaint is that the app only displays daily records. It would be great if I could see it every hour or every minute.

The packaging size of the solar panel is amazing. It exceeds my expectations. It is really small and easy to carry. I bought a 200W solar panel, and the reserved holes allow me to tie ropes and hang it wherever. This is fantastic! I will buy the adhesive type CIGS in the future.

I am very satisfied with these CIGS. I bought two 200 watt panels. They almost fully charge my batteries every day. We don't run any high-power devices, but we are happy that it can keep the lights, refrigerator, and water heater running when needed.

Their power generation is higher than my old panels, and it is closer to the rated output. Each panel has a power of 200 watts, and in autumn weather, the power is between 150-180 watts. I have installed them on the top of the sailboat, and so far everything is going well!

If you don't want to drill holes on the roof of your RV, this is a great option. There are four adhesive tapes on the back, and once the panels are placed, they won't come off. They are very flexible and durable, so you can walk on them without any worries. I installed four 200W panels. In total, I got an output of 690W. Very impressive.

These panels perfect for installation on irregular surfaces. We did not use any adhesive because we do not need to keep the panels on the roof at all times. If necessary, they can be easily moved from one location to another, making them ideal for any outdoor activity.

I really like CIGS. I once bought a 100W CIGS, and I was amazed by the excellent craftsmanship of the product! So now I want to buy a 200W CIGS. However, this product comes with holes, so I can stick it on any surface without worrying about it falling off.

CIGS panels are installed more discreetly than other solar panels, and I can place them on a car to increase output. They are lightweight and easy to move, with a good size-to-output ratio. If you do not need flexibility , you can choose cheaper solar panels.

panel only peaks 81 watts not near 200