Sungold 150 watt solar panel BXF-N-D2-3*50W

BXF-N-D2-3*50W is the best all-in-one solar panel, durable, foldable, and lightweight. Weighing only 14.10 pounds, the 150 watt solar panel is super lightweight and easy to carry, perfect for outdoor travel.

This 150 watt solar panel consists of three 50W solar panels with a maximum power of 150W, which can charge multiple small devices, perfect for outdoor camping and off-grid environments such as unexpected power outages.

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Outstanding Performance

Lightweight and easy to carry

Durable and reliable

Excellent Price/Performance Ratio

Outstanding Performance

Maximum power of 150W with 22.7% power generation efficiency. The 150 watt solar panel uses shingle 166 solar cells for high power generation efficiency and large sunlight-receiving area to provide a more consistent and stable output.

Lightweight and easy to carry

The 150 watt solar panel is super lightweight, only 14.10 pounds, lightweight, and easy to carry, bringing you plenty of power support for your outdoor trips, avoiding the trouble of large power supply equipment that is difficult to carry.

Durable and reliable

±5% maximum power tolerance, ETFE surface material. Durable and reliable product with stable power output, unlikely to be affected by harsh chemical environments.

Excellent cost performance

The Sungold BXF series 150 watt solar panel has an extremely reasonable cost-price structure that makes this product stand out in its class. The 3 compact 50W solar panels can be folded into a flat size for easy use and portability.

Can I camp with a 150 watt solar panel?

You may be asking yourself, “What size solar system do I need?” There is no hard and fast answer to this question. Plus, there are so many different sizes of panels on the market that it can be overwhelming where to start.

The first thing you need to know is that all electronic devices (such as refrigerators, lights, and charging devices) are measured in amps. Amperage is a measure of how fast current flows. The higher the current, the more power that flows through it.

Therefore, you need to figure out how many electrical loads you have or will have and how many amps of current they will draw from your battery. This information can be found in the product manual or on the labeling of each device.

Next, you need to determine how long you will use each item over 24 hours, as this will give you the total number of amp hours used per day. Amp-hours (Ah) is a measure of the amount of power stored. Amp hours are the number of amps consumed, which is the amount of time (in hours) that this current is consumed.

Amps x hours = Ah

So, you need to know three things:

1. the number of electrical loads to be run and their currents.
2. the duration of each item to be run over 24 hours.
3. the size of your battery The number of solar panels you need will therefore depend on the amount of power that needs to be returned to the batteries during each day of sunlight.

Can you take a 150 watt solar panel camping?

To answer the question of whether or not a 150 watt solar panel is capable, it is best to compare solar panels by their power rating or wattage. A watt is the basic unit of power, a measure of how much electricity it can provide. In other words, the wattage of a solar panel determines the rate at which the battery is charged.

Volts x Amps = Watts

Let’s say you have a 12v system and you need to recharge 75A/h into the battery every day. You have 6 hours of sunlight per day. You will need:

75Ah x 12V = 900Wh
900Wh/6h = 150 watt solar panel

A 150 watt solar panel will meet your basic needs. Typically, the 150 watt solar panel works in conjunction with the on-board battery charger to provide 24/7 use of a modern 60L refrigerator, as long as the weather conditions are right (not cloudy). The 150 watt solar panel provides sustainable power to your electronics.