Description Flexible Solar Panel 20W – 12V Power your adventures with this lightweight and durable 20W flexible solar panel, designed for charging 12V batteries from 20Ah to 150Ah. Ideal for camping, marine use, RVs, and off-grid setups, it delivers reliable solar energy to small devices like LED lights, smartphones, GPS units, and power banks. Built to withstand vibration, drops, saltwater exposure, and harsh weather conditions, this panel is perfect for outdoor environments. When paired with a compatible solar charge controller, it helps extend battery life and maintain optimal performance. With a slim profile of just 3mm thickness and weighing only 500g, it’s easy to transport and install. The panel bends up to 15 degrees, making it suitable for curved surfaces like boat biminis, camper awnings, and tent roofs. It features pre-drilled mounting holes and MC4 connectors for quick and secure setup. Whether you’re looking for a portable solar panel for camping, a marine-grade solar solution, or a flexible solar charger for your RV, this 20W panel offers efficiency, resilience, and ease of use—wherever the sun takes you. Technical Specifications: Max Power: 20W System voltage: 12V Voltage at Pmax (Vmp): 21.3V Max Power Current (Imp): 0.93A Open-circuit voltage (Voc): 24.8 V Short-circuit current (Isc): 1A Front-side cable length: 60 cm Connectors: MC4 connectors pre-installed at cable ends Solar Cell Efficiency: 21% Power tolerance: /- 5% Working temperature: – 40C – 55 C Dimensions: 645 x 235 x 3 mm Weight: 0.5 kg Certifications: CE, RoHS Waterproof: Yes (IP65 rating). Resistant to rain and harsh weather conditions. Warranty: 3 years Caution! This solar panel requires ventilation from underneath. For a proper and safe installation, we recommend using solar panel spacers. Contact us for tailored solutions that meet your energy needs. Technical Advice: For maximum solar panel efficiency, we recommend installation in a location with peak sun exposure for the longest part of the day. When used on a boat, place the panel in a more horizontal position. Avoid shading from awnings, sunshades, masts, etc.
