100W Portable Flexible Solar Panel Monocrystalline Waterproof Dual USB & DC Output for Camping RV and 12V Battery Charging

SOECOPO 100W Portable Flexible Solar Panel1. Premium Monocrystalline Efficiency21.5% Conversion Rate: Utilizes A-grade monocrystalline cells to ensure stable power output even in low-light conditions.Superior Performance: Delivers higher energy density compared to standard polycrystalline panels.2. Versatile Triple Output ModuleSimultaneous Charging: Equipped with dual USB ports and one DC output port to charge multiple devices at once.Specific Power Specs: USB outputs provide 5V/2.4A (Max), while the DC port provides 12V/1.6A (Max).Wide Compatibility: Directly powers phones, tablets, power banks, cameras, and GPS, or connects to 12V batteries via DC cable.3. Ultra-Thin, Flexible & RuggedFeather-Light Design: Only 2mm thick and weighing just 0.230kg (8.11oz), making it incredibly easy to carry for hiking or travel.Simple Mounting: Features reinforced eyelets on four corners for easy attachment to tents, RVs, or backpacks using the included carabiners or suction cups.IP67 Weatherproof: Built with a durable multi-layer lamination (TPF+EVA+Cell+TPT) for waterproof, corrosion, and heat resistance.SpecificationsBrand: SOECOPOPeak Power: 20W–100W (Max)Solar Cell Type: Monocrystalline SiliconSurface Material: TPF+EVA2+Monocrystalline Cell+EVA2+TPTOpen-Circuit Voltage (VOC): 14V Maximum Power Point Voltage (VMPP): 12V Short-Circuit Current (ISC): 1.22A Maximum Power Point Current (IMP): 1.6A Output Ports: Dual USB and DCPanel Dimensions: 335 x 270 x 2 mmWeight: 230 g (8.11 oz)⚠️ CRITICAL USER GUIDEBattery Compatibility: Designed strictly for Lead-Acid or LiFePO4 batteries. Do NOT use with Ternary Lithium batteries.Direct Link: The DC output can be used via a conversion cable to connect directly to batteries, eliminating the need for complex controller wiring.Outdoor Use: For maximum efficiency, use in direct sunlight. Avoid placement behind glass, as it significantly reduces power generation.Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)Q1: Why won't it charge under indoor lights or on my balcony?A: Solar panels require UV rays from natural sunlight to generate power. Artificial light sources like LEDs, desk lamps, or flashlights do not have the necessary intensity to activate the cells.Solution: Please use the panel outdoors under direct sunlight.Q2: Why is the charging speed so slow when placed behind a window?A: Glass reflects and filters out over 60% of solar energy. Even if it looks bright, the energy required for a high-speed charge is blocked.Advice: For best results, mount the panel outside your tent, RV, or backpack using the reinforced eyelets.Q3: Why is the output not reaching the "100W" rating?A: "100W" represents the Peak Power under Standard Test Conditions (STC: 1000W/m², 25°C).Real-world factors: Output varies based on sun intensity, time of day, angle of the sun, and atmospheric haze. Power fluctuations are a normal physical characteristic of all solar products.Q4: Will the panel work if it is partially shaded?A: Monocrystalline cells are highly sensitive to shadows. If even 10% of the panel is covered by a leaf or shadow, the power output can drop by more than 50%.Operation Tip: Ensure the entire surface of the panel is fully exposed to clear sunlight with zero obstructions.Q5: Why does my phone say "Accessory not supported" or stop charging intermittently?A: This usually happens when a passing cloud causes a sudden drop in voltage, triggering your phone's safety protocol.Solution: Simply unplug and reconnect the cable. For the most stable experience, we recommend charging a power bank first, then using that to charge your phone.