EF ECOFLOW 175W Solar Panel, 25% High-Efficiency N-Type Solar Cell, IP68 Waterproof Rate, Plug-&-Play Solar Panels for Camping, RV, Home, Designed for Class B Vans (Mounting Feet Included)

These panels are modular rigid panels. The picture originally made it look like the portable panels Ecoflow sells that are kind of unwieldy, but they are in fact true rigid solar panels.They came in two carry/storage bags, 2 panels to each bag. The first thing I noticed is how light they are. Total weight for the package was under 60 pounds, pretty good for four solar panels. These would be perfect for someone in an RV who needs to set them up for use and then store them for travel.As described, they are bifacial, the newest method of trying to capture the most solar energy possible. They come with integrated stands that will allow you to angle them appropriately for the best capture. One really neat feature is a built in solar guide that uses the sunlight to cast a shadow on a small graph for the best angle. This is incredibly smart and a fantastic option. These are the first panels I have seen with this integrated into the panel.Unfortunately, we have been experiencing snow storms and cloud cover so I don't have any data on power input. I hope to get something soon if the weather cooperates.I am incredibly impressed with the innovation included in these panels and similarly impressed with the build quality. These panels just feel well built and they look great too. I plan to figure out something light colored or reflective to capitalize on the bifacial nature of the panels.All in all, I am impressed with these panels and feel like they are a valuable investment for my solar needs. I am starting to really like these EcoFlow products! Keep up the innovation EF and keep the new products coming...they are awesome!UPDATE: now that I have had these panels for a while, I am even more impressed. These panels are incredibly easy to setup and use. The built in stand is sturdy and has an adjustable section that allows it to be angled just right.With these panels using new XT60W connectors, they are automatically in parallel without additional Y cables. If you are unsure what that means, do some research about series and parallel for solar panels. I have routinely seen four of these panels pulling in nearly 500 W of solar power! That is very significant if you are new to solar panel operation.These are so easy to plug in, set up, and take down. I have been working on a shed build and using these almost daily with a Delta Pro 3. They have easily powered a compressor, a table saw, and lights and still charged the DP3 batteries to full in only a few hours.I am still impressed and still highly recommend these. If I could give more than 5 stars, I would.

These panels are well made, beautifully packaged, and more importantly, very efficient and versatile. These panels constantly maxes out at 507w, light and portable enough to carry for camping or emergency usage, and can work with various portable batteries in the market. Though it's using the new xt60w connections to connect to one another in parallel, it comes with a xt60w to MC4 connector and finally a MC4 to XT60i cord to use on their Delta and River series of products.As an avid tent camper and RV camper, I have been looking for a highly efficient, light weight, easy to handle panel to power and recharge my Delta Pros and Delta 3 Plus with its respective extra batteries. I've had the EF 400w panels, which was heavy and cumbersome. And I've had the EF 220w Bifacials, but I'd need to purchase solar stands for it to max out its potential. These panels are rigid enough to withstand the weather (though you'd want to weigh it down if it windy), but its portable enough that its not a chore to set up or pack up quickly AND IT HAS A SOLAR ANGLE GUIDE for maximum watts.I have owned EcoFlow's 45w, 110w, 160w, 220w Bifacials, and 400w portable solar panels. I also have owned (2) 220w Newpowas, (3) Allpowers 600w (SPO039), and (3) Allpowers 200 (SP035). And I've never really liked them 100% because something was always amiss. The EF panels used its cases as stands but were awesome quality and very efficient, but were also super expensive for the higher rated watts panels. The Newpowas were not very portable at all for camping, but produced watts very well and was durable. And both Allpowers were inexpensive, but the quality control in their products were terrible. Either they barely produced, or the wires would come off the base of the panels. And their customer service was non-existent.These 125w bifacial panels are the best that I've ever owned. It was rigid enough to withstand the weather. Light enough to set up and pack up easily. It came with an integrated solar angle guide and adjustable stands built in. And it was so efficient that it produced the best of them all. And Ecoflow's customer service is top notch. If you don't believe me, go and deal with Allpowers or Bluetti.Finally the price is pretty reasonable. If you know Ecoflow, their stuff ain't cheap. But lately, they've been pricing their products as competitively, such as their Delta 3 Plus, River 3, and now these panels. In fact, I like these so much I bought another set of four!The only negative thing I can say about this product is that since its Bifacial, you have to really be careful not to break the glass. Though its durable, its still tempered glass. And just like any BiFacials, if you're not careful you can break the glass front and back. It comes with the territory of owning these types of panels. And I know I've praised it for being really light, but because it is, its more susceptible to the wind knocking it down. But that's a danger for all portable panels. You either have to deal with a heavy and cumbersome rigid panel that won't blow away, or something light like this and have to be mindful of the windy weather. I would just put some sort of weight on the panel legs (e.g. sandbags).In the end, these panels are awesome and I'm glad they released it. Now I'm comfortable enough to sell my 220w Bifacials and Allpowers panels because these have become my new daily driver for RV camping and emergency outage use.

The media could not be loaded. Loving the EcoFlow 500 watt (125 watts per panel) Bifacial Modular Solar Panels, and it’s been an outstanding addition to my off-grid setup. Designed with a bifacial structure, this panel captures sunlight from both sides, increasing energy absorption by up to 25%. The front side delivers a maximum output of 125W each panel or 500 watts for the set of 4 (you can string together up to 8 panels) while the rear side can add up to 25% more by utilizing reflected sunlight—perfect for optimizing performance in any environment.The panels are highly portable and foldable, weighing only 16.8 kg (37 lbs) for all 4 panels, making it ideal for camping trips, RV setups, or home use. It’s built with tempered glass that is five times tougher than comparable models, ensuring durability and longevity even in harsh weather conditions. Plus, it’s IP68-rated for water and dust resistance, offering peace of mind no matter where you take it.What sets this panel apart is its versatility. I have the old rigid 100 watt panels and they are much heavier and you definitely can’t take them with you. These are so lightweight and easy to carry around but all the benefits of glass panels. You can actually leave these out in the weather 24/7 365. Unlike the foldable portable panels these will hold up in any weather and they look amazing! They will also work seamlessly with any EcoFlow power stations and other devices via an XT60W connector and also comes with an XT60w to MC4 connector as well as an XT60i to MC4 connector. The efficiency and performance of this panel have truly impressed me. For those looking for a cutting-edge, eco-friendly solar solution, the EcoFlow 125W (500 watt full set) Bifacial Modular Solar Panel is an excellent investment.