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60W Solar Panel

$84.99

Enough sun-power for phones, tablets and most portable power stations, with no battery inside.

  • 60Woutput
  • IP65weather sealed
  • 4 lbweight
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Free shipping from a US warehouse. Most orders arrive in 3–7 business days after they ship.

Field note

Nothing in this panel can cook off in your truck. It just turns sunlight into charge.

Why it made the cut

Charges a power station

USB-C, USB-A, DC and MC4 outputs, plus adapters for most portable power stations.

Weather-ready

IP65 rated for dust and splashes, works from 14°F to 149°F.

Folds to a binder

About 12 × 9 × 2 in folded and 4 lb.

Specs

Outputs
USB-C, two USB-A (one fast-charge), DC, MC4
Adapters
XT60, Anderson, DC5521
Weather rating
IP65
Operating temp
14°F to 149°F
Unfolded
35.4 × 24.4 × 0.8 in
Folded
12.2 × 9.1 × 2 in
Weight
4 lb
Battery
None

In the box

  • Folding panel
  • 3-in-1 cable
  • 10-in-1 DC adapter
  • 4 carabiners

Know the limits

Good for

  • Charging a power station at basecamp
  • Long weekends off-grid

Not for

  • Charging at night or under heavy cloud (it's solar)

Shipping and returns

Free shipping from a US warehouse. Most orders arrive in 3–7 business days after they ship. Arrived damaged or defective? Email a photo within 14 days of delivery and we'll replace it or refund you.

Field tips

  1. Angle it straight at the sun and turn it every couple of hours. Flat on the ground loses a lot of output.
  2. Keep the panels clean; dust and pollen cut charging.
  3. Charge a power station by day and run your gear off the station at night.

Questions

Does it have a battery?

No. It charges your devices or power station directly, so pair it with something that stores power.

Will it work on cloudy days?

Slower. Heavy cloud cuts output a lot.