Features to Know About

Add Capacity Without Starting Over: One 100-Watt Panel for Compatible Systems

You may not need a complete solar kit when your current array needs a little more capacity or a damaged panel needs to be replaced. This single 100-watt panel lets you expand a compatible system without purchasing a charge controller, wiring, or other components you may already have. It can be wired in series or parallel as your system allows, giving you flexibility to plan around your battery bank, charge controller, available mounting space, and daily power use.

Work With the Space You Have: Compact Panel Measures 39" Long

Roof vents, racks, antennas, and other equipment can limit where another solar panel will fit. At 39" long, this 100-watt panel gives you a practical option for smaller open areas where a larger panel may be difficult to position. The 13.9-lb design is also manageable to lift and align while you mark mounting points and make connections. You can add useful solar capacity without making the installation harder than it needs to be.

Make Better Use of Changing Sunlight: Monocrystalline Cells Support Steady Output

Solar conditions rarely stay the same throughout the day. Morning light, passing clouds, and shifting sun angles can all reduce the energy reaching your panel. The nine-busbar monocrystalline cells are designed to collect available sunlight efficiently as conditions change. Anti-reflective glass allows more sunlight to reach the cells, helping the panel make better use of the roof or mounting space it occupies.

Leave It Mounted Through Changing Weather: Durable Materials Protect the Panel

A permanently mounted panel has to handle road vibration, changing temperatures, and regular exposure to the elements. Tempered glass and an anodized aluminum frame help protect the solar cells during travel and outdoor use, while water-resistant connections help shield the wiring. The panel is tested for wind, snow, and hail loads, preparing it for the changing conditions your RV, van, boat, or other solar setup may encounter.

Replace or Expand More Easily: Common Mounting Options Simplify Planning

Pre-drilled frame holes work with compatible ground mounts, Z-brackets, pole mounts, and tilt mounts, giving you several ways to position the panel. Industry-standard MC4-type solar connectors also make it easier to integrate with compatible wiring and system components. You can replace a damaged panel or add more capacity without rebuilding the rest of your solar system.