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100W Solar Panel | 100W
Under ideal conditions, the 100W solar panel can produce up to 90W of power. Actual output can vary based on factors like sunlight intensity, weather, temperature, shading, and panel orientation. For the best results, try to position the panel to get as much direct sunlight as possible.
The SP100L is rated IP67, so it's splash-resistant but not fully waterproof. It's best not to leave it in the rain or submerge it in water for long periods.
Note: If the solar panel is submerged, do not leave it underwater for more than 5 hours. Let it dry completely before using it again.
The SP100L is compatible for connection in series or parallel with BLUETTI's PV100L and PV100D models. However, we recommend avoiding the connection with other brands or types of solar panels. Differences in voltage and current may cause performance issues or potential safety concerns.
The SP100L is compatible with all BLUETTI portable power stations.
Here are the approximate charging times for some popular models (under ideal sunlight conditions):
● EB3A (268Wh): 3.2 hours with 1×SP100L
● AC2A (204Wh): 2.5 hours with 1×SP100L
● AC50B (448Wh): 5 hours with 1×SP100L
● AC60 (403Wh): 4.5 hours with 1×SP100L
● AC70 (768Wh): 4.4 hours with 2×SP100L
Note: For other BLUETTI or third-party products, refer to the product manual or reach out to our customer support to verify compatibility.
1. Check your power station's solar input limits, including voltage, current, and power.
2. Verify the solar panel's specs, such as open-circuit voltage (Voc), maximum power current (Imp), and maximum output power (Pmax).
3. Decide how to connect your panels and calculate how many you can use:
● In series: This increases voltage while keeping the current the same.
For example, if your power station can handle 60V and each panel has a voltage of 19V, you can connect up to 3 panels in series (60V ÷ 19V = 3.15).
● In parallel: This keeps voltage the same but adds the current.
For example, if your power station can handle 20A and each panel provides 5A, you can safely connect up to 4 panels in parallel (20A ÷ 5A = 4).
Of course, no matter how you connect the panels, make sure the total voltage and power stay within your power station's limits.
It's not recommended to mount this panel directly on roofs or cars.
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