Bring Sun-Powered Possibilities to Your Off-Grid Setup

Make solar part of your next RV stay, cabin project or outdoor power plan with a monocrystalline solar panel kit offered in one-panel and two-panel configurations. Choose panels on their own for a system you are building, or select a kit pictured with a controller and connection leads. The rigid framed format gives each module a defined place in your planned installation.

Key Benefits

• One-panel or two-panel options — Choose the collecting-surface arrangement that suits your project.
• Controller kit selections — Shop the pictured panel, controller and lead combination together when that configuration fits your system.
• Monocrystalline silicon construction — Add a dedicated solar collecting surface to your compatible charging setup.
• Rigid framed modules — Plan a secure mounting arrangement for your cabin, RV or other off-grid installation.
• Panel-only choices — Bring the modules into an existing compatible system using your selected charging equipment.

Picture a sunny stop where your solar installation becomes part of the day’s routine. A clearly chosen panel count helps you plan the available mounting space, while a suitable controller and battery configuration bring the electrical system together. Use the complete specifications to coordinate your cabling, mounting and charging components. Solar production follows available sunlight and system conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What configurations can I select?

Choose one panel, two panels, a one-panel kit or a two-panel kit. Kit selection images show a controller and connection leads alongside the panels.

Does the panel fold for transport?

The listed panels are rigid and non-folding. Plan the mounting and storage arrangement around the stated module dimensions.

What is included with the kit options?

The kit selection images show the selected panel count, a solar charge controller and connection leads. The panel-only selections show panels without those kit accessories.

Can I use these panels in an RV or cabin solar system?

They can form part of a solar system designed around the panel specifications, compatible battery-charging equipment and suitable mounting hardware.

How do I connect the panels for battery charging?

Use a compatible solar charge controller and cabling specified for the panel arrangement and battery system. Follow the equipment installation requirements and use a qualified installer for system wiring.

SPECIFICATIONS

Cell material

Monocrystalline silicon

Panel construction

Rigid, non-folding and non-flexible

Configuration options

One panel only; one panel with controller kit; two panels only; two panels with controller kit

Maximum-power voltage (Vmp)

18.00V

Maximum-power current (Imp)

5.56A

Open-circuit voltage (Voc)

20.5V

Short-circuit current (Isc)

6.5A

Maximum system voltage

DC 1000V

Maximum series fuse

15A

Panel dimensions

100 × 50 × 3.5 cm

Package dimensions

105 × 58 × 5.5 cm

Field connection requirement

Minimum No. 12 AWG copper conductors with insulation rated for at least 90°C

Standard test conditions

AM 1.5; irradiance 1000W/m²; cell temperature 25°C