EcoFlow 100W Flexible Solar Panel

Easy Setup

With pre-cut eyelets, our flexible solar panel can be hung with hooks or securely attached to a surface using an adhesive. The panel also includes a 3.3ft solar cable that gives you plenty of space to mount multiple panels, maximizing solar input.

Solar Panel Compatibility

Our 100W flexible solar panel comes with an all-inclusive solar connector, making it easy to integrate into your existing solar and power systems. It’s compatible with your existing 48v power system or portable power station, allowing you to add up to your solar and power systems seamlessly.

How do Flexible Solar Panels Work?

Flexible solar panels use thin layers of photovoltaic (PV) materials that convert sunlight into electricity. The PV materials are deposited onto a flexible substrate, such as plastic or metal, which allows the solar panel to bend and flex. This is in contrast to traditional solar panels, which use rigid materials such as glass and aluminum.

What are the Main Benefits of a Flexible Solar Panel?

One of the benefits of flexible solar panels is their lightweight and thin profile. Traditional solar panels can weigh up to 40 pounds, while flexible solar panels can weigh as little as 2 pounds. This makes them easier to install and transport, which is particularly useful in remote locations.

Another benefit is their flexibility, which allows them to be used in a variety of applications. Flexible solar panels can be integrated into building materials, such as roofing and siding, to provide a source of renewable energy for homes and buildings. They can also be used in backpacks, tents, and other outdoor gear to provide power for camping and hiking trips.

What to Check When Choosing a Flexible Solar Panel

When choosing a flexible solar panel, there are several factors to consider. The first is the type of PV material used in the panel.

Another factor to consider is the size and power output of the panel. The power output of a flexible solar panel is measured in watts (W). The higher the wattage, the more power the panel can produce. However, larger panels are also heavier and less flexible. Consider your energy needs and the size and weight of the panel when choosing the right one for you.

The durability of the panel is another important factor to consider. Flexible solar panels are more prone to damage than traditional solar panels due to their thin and lightweight construction. Look for panels with durable materials and coatings that can withstand harsh weather conditions.