ECO-WORTHY 200 Watts 12 Volt/24 Volt Solar Panel Kit with High Efficiency Monocrystalline Solar Panel and 30A PWM Charge Controller for RV, Camper, Vehicle, Caravan and Other Off Grid Applications

I don't think you can beat this for the money.This Eco-Worthy solar kit surprised me with the quality of the solar panels. They are hefty and larger than I expected, which means that I'll have to eventually get them on the roof of the camper. Right now, I've got them mounted on boards leaning up against the camper. Not optimal, but these panels are performing well and fully charged my battery yesterday with minimal sun. I'm really looking forward to getting the panels mounted on the camper roof, because they'll get longer sun exposure there.I've got this kit paired with a 1000-Watt inverter, but I mainly bought it to keep the battery charged for the 12-Volt systems in the camper such as the exhaust fan and the water pump for the sink. We ran the battery down in just a few days and I got this so I wouldn't have to constantly charge the battery. I'm very happy with it, so I'm considering adding more panels and a more powerful inverter so that I can take the camper completely off-gridThe Eco-Worthy controller is simple, but for the money on an entry level solar kit, it's adequate. It's got a couple of USB ports on it so you can charge phones or whatever right off the controller. It also has a connection if you want to run 12-Volt lights off of it. The instructions that come with the kit are easy to understand. The connections were super easy. The hardest part was just running the cables from outside into the camper and finding a place to mount everything.

Good set up for getting into solar. It is easy to setup. It is sturdy and functions well. You will probably not get 100 watts of output, I have gotten so far about 70 watts, will try to get more out of it as summer progresses. Rarely do you get the rated output on solar panels due to many atmospheric variables. Has decent cable length to get you started. Includes mounting brackets, cables, charge controller and solar panel with instructions. Keeps my DIY solar generator charged, can also charge my Blueetti AC2A with the XT60 to MC4 cable that came with my Blueetti. Has been durable so far, had the kit for a year and a half at this point as of July 2025. You can expand the kit by adding panels (theoretically could add up to 5 more panels, but check before adding don't just take my word for it, understand the system's limitations or you could have a dangerous situation.) You must understand electricity (watts, volts and amps and their relationship). Look up DIY Solar Power with Will Prowse - Electricity for Beginners on YouTube before you start. Will is a great resource and will keep you safe. Remember to always connect your battery to the solar controller before connecting the solar panel to the controller. It has to be done in the correct order to keep from burning up the solar controller, there again watch Will Prowse, he will show you the correct way and how to be safe. Have fun with solar, its cool!

Installation is extremely simple. I need off grid power at my cabin so I installed 2- 200 watt kits and 4 -100ah batteries with an inverter in just a few hours. And it seems to work much better than I expected. I had several lights on all day and even though it was cloudy, my batteries stayed full all day. I will be getting a whole house system for my home as well.

This was my first attempt at finally putting together a small solar setup.... how did it go?Surprisingly well, few months down the line it's still working with no maintenance or issues.I used older 12v SLA batteries I had laying around from assorted projects.Solar can be a little bit intimidating but starting with a small setup like this really allows you to get familiar with the entire setup.It's pretty simple, really....Your solar panels take energy from the sun and store them into your batteries to use when you need it.This kit could run something small off of the sun alone.. but it's much better to pair it with a few batteries and a few more solar panels for the extra juice.I was able to run a small USB fan, 1000w power inverter that can power a 20" flatscreen TV and Nintendo switch + more.Just keep doing your research, this is a great little kit that can get you started and motivated to expand on solar, it's a fun project.