Renogy Flexible Solar Panel 175 Watt 12 Volt Monocrystalline Flexible Bendable Mono Off-Grid Charger for Marine RV Cabin Van Car Uneven Surfaces

Just what we needed! It charges very quickly and we found a creative location to store it in our 1997 WV Eurovan Camper. When we park where the windshield is facing the sun, we lay the panel across the windshield. This solar panel gives our lithium batteries more than enough charge to run our refrigerator, lights and USB ports when we are not plugged into electricity.

Received panel in great condition. During autumn sunlight in LA area right now, panel is producing expected power output as compared to other solar panels I have. I expect full 175W production once sun gets higher in the sky next summer! Very well made product. I would definitely buy another one in the future.

Very nice, easy to stow and deploy, nicely efficient. I'm using for overlanding in a 2dr Jeep Rubicon, it stows nicely inside the ceiling curving down at the rear hatch. Fits inside a teton xxl sleeping bag for protection off road. This lightens my solar system by 20lbs and increases my current set up by 75 watts. Mppt controller makes it much more efficient. Awesome.

Be sure to use an adhesive that can withstand temperatures above 150 degrees. Heat softens glue and can get soft and loose adhesive ness.

Excellent flexible solar panels. I attached to the rooftop of my Chevy cargo van. With the ribs on the rooftop, I purchased 1/4" sheet corkboard and trimmed down to 4" planks an glued into the grooves. This gave me a continuous flat surface to mount the panels. This works perfect! I purchased a MC4 Solar to 8MM adapter and extension cable to connect with my Goal Zero 500x.

Works great. Lightweight. Easy to put on and connect with the other components

Well packaged arrived on time, installation went very smoothly. Appear to be well-built and expecting a long service life. Time will tell.

Well made product. Works as advertised. Easy to install on camper roof. Paralleled with two 50 watt panels for a combined maximum system power of 269 watts. This is pretty good for a mixed size solar panel system.

These flex panels are fantastic! I bought two of them for the pilothouse of my boat as a "first try" at solar. Installation was as easy as drilling 6 holes in the roof of my boat and installing screws to hold the panels down, plus two additional holes per panel for the wires. The panels rated at a total of 325 watts were quickly producing well over 200 watts total on a hazy day in Washington state, along the ocean. I'm buying another set of panels this month and could not be more happy.

Our 175 W flex panel replaced two 100 W rigid panels. The rigid panels are durable, but heavy and had to be removed and stowed every time we took the boat out. The 175 W panel is very light, and due to its dimensions I was able to mount it on the cabin roof so it doesn't even need to be stowed first. It keeps our bank of two 98Ah AGM batteries full and happy.