200W Portable Solar Panel Suitcase w/ 20A PWM Controller

The Renogy Solar Panel Extension Cable can create more space between your solar panels and the charge controller. There are multiple sizes available. Please choose the cable option with the same size for extension. The longer the extension, the greater the line loss. A bigger gauge will be required for longer runs.

Yes! This solar suitcase is designed for expansion. Additional panels can be added to the system based on your needs and space. We suggest you add the same solar suitcase for expansion.You may need to upgrade the controller when you extend your system. The kit comes with a 20A Voyager charge controller. If you decide to expand the system, divide the total power by the battery system voltage. This value can be used as a reference for controller selection.

The suitcase with 2 pcs 100W Renogy entail high-quality monocrystalline solar panels.

Battery type compatibility depends on the charge controller and the specified battery type it is compatible with. This solar kit comes with a Renogy Voyager 20A PWM waterproof charge controller. It supports Gel, AGM, Flooded, and Lithium batteries. However, please pick the correct battery type once it is installed and if a Lithium battery is connected, manually set the system voltage by taking into account the corresponding battery voltage. This kit also comes with a Lithium activation feature.

The power produced by solar panels will depend on the amount of sunlight it can get. The ideal output for this kit will be 1kWh every day(Calculated based on 200Wx5h expected sunlight availability).

The suitcase cannot 120V power receptacles directly. Instead, you can use a 12v battery and inverter as it would give the output you need. The panel can recharge the battery, which in turn will store the power. Then, the inverter would be able to supply the 120v power that you need.

Several factors may be impacting the performance of your solar panel. Typically, indirect sunlight, temperature rise, cloudy sky, and dirt and stain build up on the top glass lead to a reduced power output. Since this is a portable suitcase, you may try to move it in place or adjust the kickstands' angles to get better sunshine. The ideal output of this system is around 500 Watt-hours per day (Calculated based on 100Wx5h expected sunlight availability).