RICH SOLAR 150 Watt 12 Volt 18BB Cell Monocrystalline Solar Panel N-Type Cells High Efficiency Solar Module Charge Battery for RV Marine Boat Off Grid

Works great. Never waste money on flexible panels

Love it and it works great for my setup. I charge my bike and anything USB. I had a 170 watt Top Solar (junk) and it comes no where near this one in low light and total output. Rich Solar has always been top notch in quality and service for me. Great panel!

Used them on my RV in case of power outage two would run the 12v side of the house I did eventually put 4 on to charge larger batteries. The output is near what is advertised

This solar panel is outperforming my wild expectations. Compared to my 2 other solar panels, this Rich Solar panel is feeding energy to a Goal Zero Yeti 1000 Core storage device at a factor of nearly 3 times the other panels. Highly recommend this item.

Currently using it on my van. Looks good and decent quality. Only issue is the performance is subpar. I bought the 150 watt panel but currently getting 100 watt input on two different power stations. Compared to my 100 watt flexible panel from a different company, I was getting 75-80 watt. I did a line-of-sight direct sunlight test and highest I got was 105. During a road trip, I saw it reach 120 watt briefly when the Sun was directly over the van. But it seems 100 watt is what I consistently get. 100 watt seems to be enough to keep my battery topped off so I'll keep the panel for now.

Lots of power!! Hello 👋🏻 I’m new van Dweller, and I spend a long time looking for the panels that met my budget and power needs. After seeing the reviews on this company’s panels, I was a bit skeptical . The packaging could be better. But I got them broken free when they arrived. I bought 3 150watt hour panels. And on a decent day I’m getting 350 or slightly higher, I weird mine in series. If anyone is curious.

Seems like a solid product I’ve installed on my VeeDub Adventure Wagon. I’ve already hit almost 2 amps by 9 am, and have achieved a peak output of 166 watts this week as recorded by my Victron MPPT controller. Not bad for a panel listed at 150 watts! Good job Rich Solar!

The solar panel failed after 4 years, which is within the warranty period. After inquiring about the warranty further, I was told that the only way for it to be repaired would be for me to pay to ship the panel back to the manufacturer. The cost to ship is nearly the cost of a new panel. I asked if instead of my shipping it, they could send some parts I could use to try to repair it myself, but they refused. So, consider yourself warned, if you choose to purchase a panel from RICH SOLAR: the warranty is not worth much, if anything.