Renogy 160 Watt 12 Volt Extremely Flexible Monocrystalline Solar Panel - Ultra Lightweight, Ultra Thin, up to 248 Degree

from Ben R.

I was disappointed when I noticed the panel did not have any attachment grommet holes. I also failed to notice that the wiring is done on the front of the panel rather than the rear which causes a problem for me since my application is not a roof mount but rather a portable solar panel for which ...

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I like the 160 watt solar panel that I recently purchased. I would have preferred if it had holes in the corners for tie downs but there were none with holes available at the time of purchase. Nothing a drill couldn't fix. The delivery went on schedule and the panel appears to be working well.

from John K.

Years ago I purchased 2 - 100W flexible solar panels. I have replaced them with this 160W. The 160 W appears to be much more durable and the warrantee much better. It was easy to install and had the same fitting/connections as the previous panels. Life is great and I will only need the one panel ...

from Weasleyoc

We have 2 160 watt panels with a 100 watt. Unless you get above the trailer, you would never know we had Solar. Helps keep the overall look of our Retro trailer. We started with a 160 watt panel kit and a 20 Amp Adventurer controller. I am updating to a Rover 30 Amp MPPT controller and a BT-2 ...

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The 3 panels were shipped in a well-protected cartons. Installation was straightforward, although I did need to contact Renegy for adhesive information since there are no grommets in the panel perimeter. Panels are performing very well, the profile and flexibility were ideal for my motor home ins...