200W Portable Solar Panel Blanket
The lightest, most efficient solar blanket with the highest-performance N-Type cells.
Fits in Tight Trunk Spaces
Folds down to the size of a travel backpack.
Power in Every Fold
Switch between 300W, 200W, or 100W. No matter how you fold it, performance stays strong.
The Power of N-Type Solar Cells
Maximizing efficiency and longevity with industry-leading technology.
Fully Adjustable & Removable Shoulder Strap
Store the strap in the zippered outer pocket when not in use.
Multi-Device Charging Made Easy
Equipped with 1 USB-C (45W Max) and 2 USB-A (18W Max) ports for flexible charging options.
Flexible Installation Options
Mount on the side of your truck camper, vehicle windshield, lay flat on the ground, or hang from a rope.
Charge Power Stations
Charge Batteries
Instant, Hassle-Free Charging
Please ensure the voltage and current are properly matched with portable power stations, and make sure the connectors are compatible.
Efficient Power Management
Add the right charge controller to efficiently and safely charge your auxiliary batteries.
Compatible with Most Power Stations
Seamless integration with most power station brands, or simply add an adapter cable for charging.
Perfect Pairings for Optimal Performance
For battery connections, we recommend using an MPPT controller, paired with the adaptor cable and extension cable to achieve unlimited charging distance.
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Package Includes
200W Solar Blanket
x 1
Shoulder Straps
x 1
Max Power at STC
200W
Open Circuit Voltage
19.6V
Short Circuit Current
13.1A
Optimum Operating Voltage
16.8V
Optimum Operating Current
11.9A
Operating Temperature
-10°C to 65°C
Dimensions(fold)
410*390*78mm/16.14*15.35*3.07in
Dimensions(unfold)
1560*810*38mm/61.41*31.89*1.50in
Weight
4kg/8.82lbs
Material and workmanship warranty
2 Years
Certifications
FCC，IC，PSE，CE，ROHS，TSCA，CA65
Frequently Asked Questions
What kinds of devices can be charged with this panel?
200W solar panel blanket can charge batteries (solar charge controllers are required) and portable power stations. Just ensure the open circuit voltage of the solar panel does not exceed the maximum DC input voltage of any connected power stations or solar charge controllers.
Can I use non-Renogy branded power stations with 200W Solar Panel blanket?
Yes. You can use 200W solar panel blanket with portable solar generators from other manufacturers with the solar adapter cable. Always check the specs of your portable power stations to ensure compatibility.
Why is my portable solar panel underproducing?
The output performance of solar panels is dependent on multiple factors. These include sunlight intensity, temperature, and weather conditions. Indirect sunlight, rising temperatures, cloudiness, and dust and dirt build-up can reduce the output of your solar panel.
How should I connect multiple solar panels for my system? Should I use a series or parallel configuration?
200W solar panel blanket can be connected in series or parallel configuration or array. How you choose to connect multiple solar panels depends both on the size of your off-grid solar system and your power needs.
Connecting solar panels in a series increases the voltage of the system, leaving the system current output the same as a single panel. The total amount of voltage of a series-connected array can be measured by multiplying the voltage output of a single panel by the number of panels. Or if you have panels of different voltages you add the voltage of each panel to get the total voltage of the array.
Connecting solar panels in parallel increases the current of the array and maintains the voltage output of a single panel. The total current of a solar array connected in parallel can be measured by multiplying the current of a single panel by the number of panels. Make sure the open circuit voltage of the connected panels does not exceed the maximum DC input voltage of the power station or controller.
Connecting solar panels in a series increases the voltage of the system, leaving the system current output the same as a single panel. The total amount of voltage of a series-connected array can be measured by multiplying the voltage output of a single panel by the number of panels. Or if you have panels of different voltages you add the voltage of each panel to get the total voltage of the array.
Connecting solar panels in parallel increases the current of the array and maintains the voltage output of a single panel. The total current of a solar array connected in parallel can be measured by multiplying the current of a single panel by the number of panels. Make sure the open circuit voltage of the connected panels does not exceed the maximum DC input voltage of the power station or controller.
