Marbero 200W Portable Solar Panel
Solar panel. Specs from the manufacturer page (checked ).
The MARBERO 200W Portable Solar Panel is a foldable solar panel that delivers up to 160-200W in full sunlight at a 45 to 65 degree angle. It folds into three sections measuring 17'' x 23'' x 1.75'' and weighs 13.41 lbs. The text states that the panel does not store electricity.
Key features
- Delivers up to 160-200W in full sunlight at the optimal 45 to 65 degree angle, and 130W-140W on overcast days
- Conversion rate of up to more than 23%, using monocrystalline silicon
- Four output cables: DC7909, MC4, Anderson, and XT60
- 18V DC output for car refrigerators and air pumps
- IP68 waterproof oxford fabric; the output control box is not waterproof
- Three adjustable kickstands, which the text says can capture up to 23% more sunlight than flat placement
- Smart IC chip with protection against overcharge, overcurrent, short circuit, over temperature and overload
- Folds into three sections, 17'' x 23'' x 1.75'' folded, 13.41 lbs
What it is for
- camping
- RV
- off-grid living
- unexpected power outages
Specifications
| Rated power | 200 W |
|---|---|
| Solar input | 200 W |
| Weight | 6.08 kg (13.4 lb) |
| Dimensions | 43.2 × 58.4 × 4.45 cm (17.0 × 23.0 × 1.8 in) |
From the Marbero page. Values the manufacturer does not publish are left out.
What is in the box
- 1 x MARBERO 200W Portable Solar Panel
- 1 x User Manual
- 3 adjustable kickstands
Connection and wiring
We have not linked an official manual for this model yet; see the Marbero page.
Error codes and troubleshooting
Solar panels have no error codes; faults show on the connected charge controller or power station.
FAQ
How much energy does the Marbero 200W Portable Solar Panel make per day?
About 300 Wh on a short winter day (2 peak sun hours) and 825 Wh in summer (5.5 h), after 25 % losses for angle, heat and the charge controller. Rated 200 W.
How long does it take to recharge a 1,000 Wh power station?
About 1.2 sunny summer days or 3.3 winter days with this one panel. Check that the station's solar input accepts the panel's voltage.