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Yes 2x 100w

Not sure, as it came with the van. I'm guessing 100w, but could be less.

Gave it a first wash under my ownership and stuck my Jackery 100w panel on the dash for a bit of SB and LB trickle charging, working well..... Flirting with the idea of advertising my Shepherds Hut parking and grassed area as an overnight Park4Night type arrangement.

...feedback all! I'm hoping to get away without an inverter. The biggest thing that i should need to power will be my laptop. For this i plan to use one of the 12v 100w chargers. This should be around 10A. I have upgraded to 6mm here, along with the fridge. I have also brought the fuse down to 50A.

Ooh! I bought the package with the 100w solar panel :thumbsup:

Seems very low for a 100w panel?. 3.somthing amps. It's normally around 6A for 100w.

Thanks @Dellmassive As I don’t have anything in the van no leisure battery, or any fit out in the back it’s purely the van, I am guessing a 100w would be enough even in winter, in my T6.1 I guess it would plug into the lighter socket in the cup holder where the USB ports are as this is the...

...it is until I’ve ran it for a few trips. Now, as an additional bit of solar input, is there any reason I can’t wire my portable panel to the existing controller, I was going to on a temporary basis wire a couple of MC4s to the controller so I can just plug in my portable 100w panel when I’m away?

Anyone any experience of these...

Three nights at Waterside camp site, Ullswater. First time the two of us have been away without hookup. 160ah Roamer, 500w solar & an AC180 for kettle & toaster. Roamer is on 89% after 2 nights, currently 100w solar going in & AC180 is on 50%

Interesting. Are they any good?

Hi Simon. Thanks for your reply. The solar panel is an "Allpowers 18v 100w solar panel", I don't have any other details on it unfortunately. Steve

It’s got a pop top…

What are you going to do for a replacement @BoroBoy ? Portable, rigid?

I have 100W behind my roof bars, and a Karitek rack for the kayak and canoe. Works fine in this arrangement.

These guys are down to £199 too, seriously decent panels.

Same, but 2kW Renogy. Pulls nearly 1400W when starting and then for short periods.

Removed the 100W Flexi Solar panel that came with the van, it has given up after 8 years so not too bad! Need to clean the roof and remove all traces of the bonding adhesive, next step fit a 150W rigid Solar panel over the next couple of weeks

Those are quite pricey - I'll take a look but might have to settle for a cheaper one. Renogy do a nice one but it's only 100w

Jesus, it's actually warm today, and I got over 100w earlier before I hit 100%... o_O :cool: :rofl: what's happening?! Is spring actually close?