ECO-WORTHY 200 Watt (2pcs 100W) Monocrystalline Solar Panel Complete Off-Grid RV Boat Kit with LCD Charge Controller + Solar Cable + Mounting Brackets for Homes RVs Car Battery Charging

I don't think you can beat this for the money. This Eco-Worthy solar kit surprised me with the quality of the solar panels. They are hefty and larger than I expected, which means that I'll have to eventually get them on the roof of the camper. Right now, I've got them mounted on boards leaning up against the camper. Not optimal, but these panels are performing well and fully charged my battery yesterday with minimal sun. I'm really looking forward to getting the panels mounted on the camper roof, because they'll get longer sun exposure there. I've got this kit paired with a 1000-Watt inverter, but I mainly bought it to keep the battery charged for the 12-Volt systems in the camper such as the exhaust fan and the water pump for the sink. We ran the battery down in just a few days and I got this so I wouldn't have to constantly charge the battery. I'm very happy with it, so I'm considering adding more panels and a more powerful inverter so that I can take the camper completely off-grid The Eco-Worthy controller is simple, but for the money on an entry level solar kit, it's adequate. It's got a couple of USB ports on it so you can charge phones or whatever right off the controller. It also has a connection if you want to run 12-Volt lights off of it. The instructions that come with the kit are easy to understand. The connections were super easy. The hardest part was just running the cables from outside into the camper and finding a place to mount everything.

The ECO-WORTHY 200W 12V/24V Solar Panel Kit is an excellent choice for those looking to harness solar power for RVs, campers, boats, cabins, and other off-grid applications. With high-efficiency monocrystalline panels and a 30A PWM charge controller, this kit provides a dependable and sustainable energy solution for outdoor enthusiasts and off-grid users. Key Features & Benefits: ✔️ High-Efficiency Monocrystalline Panels – Delivers superior solar energy conversion, ensuring maximum power output even in low-light conditions. ✔️ 200W Power Output – Ideal for charging 12V or 24V battery systems, providing enough power to run essential electronics, lights, and small appliances. ✔️ 30A PWM Charge Controller – Protects your battery from overcharging, over-discharging, short circuits, and reverse polarity, extending battery life and optimizing efficiency. ✔️ Durable & Weather-Resistant Design – Built with high-quality tempered glass and an aluminum frame, these panels can withstand harsh weather conditions, including rain, snow, and strong winds. ✔️ Easy Installation & Compatibility – The pre-drilled holes and included mounting brackets make setup straightforward. Compatible with various battery types, including lead-acid, gel, and lithium batteries. ✔️ Versatile Off-Grid Use – Perfect for RVs, campers, boats, cabins, sheds, and remote locations, providing a steady and eco-friendly power source. Installation & Ease of Use: • Simple Plug-and-Play Setup – The kit includes everything needed for a quick and hassle-free installation. • Expandable System – Can be easily upgraded by adding more panels to meet higher energy demands. • Digital LCD Display on Controller – Provides real-time monitoring of voltage, current, and battery status for better energy management. Final Verdict: The ECO-WORTHY 200W Solar Panel Kit is an excellent investment for those seeking reliable, efficient, and easy-to-install solar power for off-grid living. With high-efficiency panels, a smart charge controller, and durable construction, it’s perfect for RV travelers, campers, and anyone looking for renewable energy solutions. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5/5 – Highly Recommended for Off-Grid Power Needs!

So far I am very pleased with this kit. The quality appears to be good. I only gave 4 star due to a few minor annoyances: the mounting brackets and bolts aren’t great, holes too big, mounts too low to effectively organize cables on the roof after mounting. The mount screws are for a metal roof only. No screws to mount controller. Sharp edges on all metal. I wish there were more details on using the optional output/load. The cables and lengths seem good, supporting up to about 10-15 away, but pay attention to controller distance to battery. I hv a 200 W solar setup with 300 ah battery and 2k pure sine inverter. Based on my region and access to sunlight, I’d like to purchase another 200 W panels (400 w total). Currently I only get about 8-9 amps max for 2 hours, so my charge rate for this giant is roughly 10-15% a day. I’ve set this up in my shed and tested running the shop vac and saw for an hour. Everything is working well together!

I believe in solar power as the prominent energy source of the future. I own a Forest River travel trailer that I installed a Very nice Photo Vitalic off grid 12 volt D/C -600 Watt solar system, with an an inverter and Full A/C outlet system. I accomplished the installation with my own hands start to finish. my system works well. The system panels are Eco Worthy due to affordability. I bought 3 - 200 Watt panned sets, for a total of 600 watts. Installing them on my roof with hinges on one side and adjustable bracket arms on each side. Due to the adjustable ability I can still get 28 -30 amps continuous or (336 - 360 watts continuous) under perfect conditions between 10 am to 1 pm in the dead of winter, the limit to my power is the inverter. at 2500 watts it has its limitation. micro wave pulls 1600 watts continuous. so i cant run my micro wave and coffee maker at the same time. but no big deal. I purchased T branch parallel 2 x 1 and 4 x 1 adapters along with a 10 pack IP67 waterproof solar panel connectors so i could shorten or lengthen wire as needed. I increased the one lead acid battery to three on the system for 300 amp hour of battery capacity , its a 12 volt system with the three batteries connected in parallel. I added a multifunction battery monitor. Purchased an upgraded BougeRV 50 amp P.M.W charge controller. Installed a 40 amp in line fuse on the solar panel side of the controller as double component protection. Installed a 2500 Watt inverter. Ran a new grounded 3 wire runs to each area of the trailer, utilizing switched electrical power strips as outlets. I have plans to add another 100 amp battery to increase the dark hours ability of the system. My system works well and I very happy with its ability for my needs. As a side note i did have one issue, after installation the system i started to have 60 or 70 percent loss of watts coming into the system. Through continuity testing I realized that one of my IP67 connectors lost continuity. I opened it up pushed in the wire deeper into the connector and the issue was fixed. I really like solar energy and use it in my personal life and am a advocate for its future as the primary energy source. I enjoy working with my hands, and have all the tools in need to do installs as an apprentice / helper. I’m ok with roof tops and ladders. I would enjoy the opportunity to install systems.

Nice solar panels. The only downside is that the charge controller is a PWM model. Overall this is a very nice setup. I have added two additional 100 watt panels. This system works well keeping batteries charged while camping.