Eclipse 100-Watt 12-Volt Monocrystalline Solar Panel for RV Boat Solar System
$280.28
The Renogy Eclipse 100 Watt 12 Volt Monocrystalline Solar Panel combines power and appeal into one sleek package. The Eclipse is made of the highest efficiency cells Renogy has to offer while weighing a mere 15 pounds and standing a half-foot shorter in height than standard Renogy panels. Another feature that makes this panel stand out is its black corrosion-resistant aluminum frame. No matter where the road takes you, this Eclipse 100 Watt Monocrystalline Solar Panel will make a great addition to any outdoor adventure.
Specification: Eclipse 100-Watt 12-Volt Monocrystalline Solar Panel for RV Boat Solar System
| Panel Height (in.) | 40.9 in |
|---|---|
| Panel length (in.) | 21.0 |
| Panel Width (in.) | 1.4 in |
| Amperage (amps) | 5.7 A |
| Application | Back-Up Power,Boat,Camping,Commercial,RV,Residential,Shed,Vehicle |
| Features | Corrosion resistant,Outdoor,Weatherproof |
| Included | Electrical wire |
| Indoor/Outdoor | Outdoor |
| Number of Panels | 1 |
| Panel Material | Monocrystalline Silicon |
| Panel weight (lb.) | 15 |
| Returnable | 90-Day |
| Solar panel type | Monocrystalline |
| Voltage (v) | 12 v |
| Wattage (watts) | 100 W |
| Manufacturer Warranty | Solar Panel: *25-year power output warranty: 5 year/95% efficiency rate, 10 year/90% efficiency rate, 25-year/80% efficiency rate *5-year material and workmanship warranty Accessories: *1-year material warranty |
10 reviews for Eclipse 100-Watt 12-Volt Monocrystalline Solar Panel for RV Boat Solar System
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Keith –
I already own 6 of these panels…They are stunning in their appearance, quality and performance…So I ordered another 3!..Thank You Renogy and Home Depot!
Kevin S. –
I have 8 of these on my Emergency Mobile Communications Trailer. They work great!
Anonymous –
Excellent quality. Output is consistent with stated specifications. Delivery was also fast.
Anonymous –
Nice panel, good construction performs as advertised.
Will be buying more of these.
Anonymous –
I’m impressed with these solar panels. I have installed the two 100 watt panels which are part of an off grid system I put together will Renogy components. I completed the install on a cloudy, overcast day and the panels were charging my battery!
Anonymous –
Have not as of yet installed these panels, however if they are anywhere as good as the other 25 renogy panels I have purchased in the past I shall be very pleased with this purchase also
Anonymous –
I have not installed them yet. I’m sure that I would probably give them a 5 star
rating from all my research on solar panels. Thank You
Anonymous –
The last two panels are almost perfect for this order with the exception of the missing silicone sealant un the underside. My first two panels that I just purchased had the sealant but had dents in the underside layer of white plastic that sealed the cells. Quality control is still a bit wonky for renogy but otherwise, the panels work as intended… for now. I will seal the two newest panels myself with silicone to avoid the hassle of having to send them back to renogy. I still recommend Renogy for all of their products including the eclipse modules.
Bubba Glump in Florida –
This is a quality panel! My tests have matched the specs advertised. I purchased 4 to start my system and now a fifth to make 500 watts to complete my setup. Thank you Renogy for making this high efficiency panel available!
Anonymous –
Working as advertised, 22.5 amps total for the 4 panels in full sun and tilted to perpendicular to the sun. The Adventurer power controller works as expected also. I was quite pleased to discover that the Eclipse PV array supplies 5-6 amps in light shade or on bright but cloudy days and even a few amps on heavy overcast and rain. Overall, I think that they will do the job to help keep the 300 ah of lithium batteries up to full charge.
After initial trials, the system is doing its job and there are no shortcomings so far where the generator, power converter and engine alternator are all playing nice together. This was one of my major concerns in designing the system.
It is a bit of a challenge though keeping the panels clean this time of year (June) here in the northeast, with tree pollen, debris and caterpillar droppings mixed with rain makes for a nice crusty mud if left to dry on its own. But this will soon be over.