ALLPOWERS 100W Flexible Solar Panel | ALLPOWERS SF100 Monocrystalline Flexible Solar Panel 100W
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- 🌞 Flexible Solar Panel Review: All Power 100 Watt 🌞
Hey there! I’m Eric, and All Power sent me this cool, flexible panel to test out. This 100-watt flexible panel has quickly become a favorite of mine. I’ve already used their 200-watt version and loved it.
Here’s why I’m excited about this panel:
Durability: These panels are built tough. They’re not like some of the other cheap, flimsy flexible solar panels out there. They can handle some abuse.
Packaging: The All Power flexible solar panel series comes in a really nice box. It’s well-protected with foam, keeping it safe during shipping.
Accessories: The included accessories bag contains MC4 connectors to an XT 60 connector. Plus, those sturdy straps make it easy to hang the panel wherever you need it.
Flexibility: These panels can bend pretty well. While I don’t recommend excessive flexing, they’re perfect for getting into the right install position.
High Voltage: With an open voltage of 30.6V, this panel efficiently transmits power. Higher voltage means fewer wires needed!
Output: It’s rated at 100 watts, but from what I’ve seen, it can easily go over 100 watts if cooled by the wind.
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I've started drafting my plans to make my solar bike trailer. I am pretty much using your plans except the trailer to creat mine. If you had a choice today to build it again, would you go with the 100 watt or the 200 watt? I was planning on building with the 200 but the dimensions of the 100 would be so much better.
@@powerkarma I just got done building, and testing a 100w version of it. Video still in the making. So now I have both a 100w and 200w version. The 200w doesn't fit in my car. The 100w is best for single track.
@@Eric_Tennant I'm leaning towards the 100w panel due to size, I think based on my battery efficiency testing, I could get away with less watts. I just did a 3 hourish live stream on my YT on Sunday, and I got 52 miles in on one battery. I really think the 100 watt could do the job for some extended days out on the ebike.
Thanks Eric 😁👍
I run 100watt as well, I'm looking forward to this 👍 cheers mate
you might consider using a CIGS solar panel. They are highly shade tolerant, highly heat tolerant and virtually indestructible. They have a 25 year warranty and are more cost-effective over time.
I was just about to buy another 100W folding panel, but I like this one now. Most of them flexible ones look to easy to break but this one looks good. I might use PVC pipe to make a frame or something. I also like how it has slots for tying not little round ring holes.
Indeed provided Velcro and pvc would work great. I need to get started using this on a 100w version of my trailer. I love the 200w one but it wont fit in my car.
@@Eric_Tennant ya 150W seems to be about the biggest I can see use for this. 20)W would be nice though. I like to test the bare minimums mostly.
@@Ro-Bucks I like to push the limits. One day I will try a 400w version of the trailer. Will be as wide as a small car.
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I'm thinking of getting their foldable 100W panel for emergency power on tour. I would assume the efficiency is similar. Stoked to see what 100W will do. Thanks. GG
I love their 100w foldable (SP012). I've used 2 since my first solar tour, and they still output great. Very road tested.
@@Eric_Tennant noice. I'm using a 52v (dual) 17Ah battery touring system. I'm trying to decide what I could expect with one of the foldable 100W panels. If I left a battery and panel for a full day with good sun, what should I expect to get back? Can't charge a full battery surely, right? I think I'd be happy with 40%.
@@pdxevgrin1688 Without pointing it at the sun you would get around 500-550 watt off 100w panel so 62% of one battery.
Lol, Eric. Right on dude. Thanks for sharing.
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I have tom cruise camping next to me.
Fantastic 😎
Nice 👍
How long was the shaddowless period of the day?
About 7 hours.
Do they make 400 W panels?
Yea iallpowers.com/products/allpowers-sf400-flexible-solar-panel-400w?ref=Eric_Tennant Price per watt is higher with the 400.
The other matter is that total current mustn’t exceed eight amps into the Genasun controller, and total, no-current voltage is limited to about 45 volts or so. (Hope to get a 52 nominal volt instance in the future, so am trying to do my “homework” beforehand.)
@@dennisyoung4631 i was hoping to make a solar canopy for my trike but the 400w panel is too wide, i need something more like 36 inches.