Renogy 50 Watt Solar Panel 12 Volt, Small Solar Panels for Power Station Generator, RV, SUV, Truck, Camping, Home, Off Grid

This is working out perfect for my needs. I just wanted to keep 2 deep cycle lead acid batteries topped off while not in use. Next I will run a test to see how long it takes to recharge the batteries after drawing down the energy to 75%.

Excellent output which surprised me how high it went. I'm using for camping for Anker products. Does a great job between the two and it keeps me going. A high recommendation for portable, high quality charging. Great size for mobility.

We bought this for our Lance truck camper. Installation was so easy, basically "plug and play". Took it for a test drive and it kept our house battery fully charged all weekend. Couldn't be happier.

Unit works well, but it would be nice if it came with the harness to connect it to a battery or controller.

Using the 50 watt smaller panel allows you to easily raise the array voltage when your on a total amp limit for things like power station charging.

The Renogy Solar Panels I have purchased so far, at least 5 or so, have not let me down. As soon as they arrive they are out of the box before long, usually the same day. I jacked it in to a small, portable Solar Power Station, aimed the panel at the sun, and it sparked right up to around, maybe only 34W in or so even though they are rated at 50, they suit my personal needs just fine because they remain stationary on the roof of my house. The earth movs steadily all day of course, just one degree and a small fraction (365 days/ year elliptical orbit all that, 360° / circle etc.) so the sun isn't beating directly on just this one panel. The point is it does its job these panels. The solar power stations they connect to can only take in so many Watts at a time, so the trickle effect suits me just fine. I definitely recommend these at a relatively low price in contrast to pricier ones. Use both.

Love these renogy panels They all work really well ganged together Using the 50 watt panels on my shed roof They are the right weight to use on my little well shed to fuel a small solar generator. This works great definitely buying more at this price

I have this panel charging a 12v-10A Lithium battery during the day. It supplies enough power to run a 12v LED motion sensor floodlight when needed all night. Never in the dark!

Just received my panel this afternoon & hooked it up to test it, connecting it to a Suaoki S270 power supply. Hooked it up, pulled it out of the box, and the Suaoki immediately began charging. My only real concern is the MC-4 connector that came with the Suaoki...it uses 22 AWG wiring with a 5.5mm x 2.5mm DC plug. Since this panel only puts out 2.9 amps, I might just be worrying for nothing. During my test, the adapter's wiring didn't get hot, so it may be just fine. I bought the 50w panel for my upcoming retirement/extended desert camping trip, mainly to keep my laptop and digital camera batteries charged up. I've got two Nomad 7 panels (four total) and a Venture 30 battery pack for the small stuff. It'll be interesting to see how all this stuff performs under real-world, constant desert use. But it's a solidly-built panel, monocrystalline cells and pretty light-weight, so I see no problems with it failing to meet my needs. I'll have more in-depth test results later this summer in my blog.

Purchased two 50 watt panels to extend an existing system. One of the panels received has manufacturing defects within the panel itself. Poor quality control...