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EcoFlow 160W Portable Solar Panel (EFSOLAR160W)

EcoFlow 160W Portable Solar Panel (EFSOLAR160W)

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Overview Resources Warranty Features Specs FAQs Reviews $349.00 EcoFlow 160W Portable Solar Panel (EFSOLAR160W)

Overview — EcoFlow 160W Portable Solar Panel (EFSOLAR160W)

• Portable & self-supporting
• Smart solar power
• Durable with IP68 waterproof rating
• One-piece folding design

Resources — EcoFlow 160W Portable Solar Panel (EFSOLAR160W)

Documents — EcoFlow 160W Portable Solar Panel (EFSOLAR160W)

📙 EcoFlow DELTA-User Manual V1.0 (EN)

Videos — EcoFlow 160W Portable Solar Panel (EFSOLAR160W)

🎬 Using DELTA for the first time

Warranty — EcoFlow 160W Portable Solar Panel (EFSOLAR160W)

✓ OffGrid Harbor is an Authorized EcoFlow Dealer

✓ Includes all applicable Manufacturer Warranties

✓ Ships direct from manufacturer

✓ Additional Lifetime support from our specialists

Features — EcoFlow 160W Portable Solar Panel (EFSOLAR160W)

  • Portable & Self-supportable - Carry this 15-pound panel in a case that doubles as a stand, giving you the best angle for solar charging.
  • So Much More Sun - 32 premium monocrystalline silicon cells provide a high conversion efficiency of 22%. Recharge even faster by chaining multiple panels in a series or in parallel.
  • Built to weather the storm. - Our 160W portable solar panel can carry on collecting energy even during a downpour. With a protective ETFE film and a high IP resistance level of 68, the solar cells can withstand environments from humid and wet to dry and dusty.

Specs — EcoFlow 160W Portable Solar Panel (EFSOLAR160W)

Unfolded Dimensions 26.8*61.8*1.0 in (68*157*2.4 cm)
Folded Dimensions 26.8*16.5*1.0 in (68*42*2.4 cm)
Weight 15.4 lb (Solar Panel 11 lb)
Warranty 12 months
Rated Power 160W(±5W)
Efficiency 21%–22%
Connector Type Solar Connector
Open Circuit Voltage 21.4V (Vmp 18.2V)
Short Circuit Current 9.6A (Imp 8.8A)
Cell Type Monocrystalline Silicon
Operating & Storage Temperature −4°F to 185°F

FAQs — EcoFlow 160W Portable Solar Panel (EFSOLAR160W)

Q: How do I get the most solar power?

Answer: Increase the efficiency of your solar panel by facing it directly at the sun without any obstructions. Remember to be careful when handling your solar panel because damaged cells provide less power.

Q: Does it charge if it’s inside?

Answer: Yes, if the only thing between it and the sun is transparent, but it won’t charge as well compared to being outside. You can compare the difference by looking at the input section of your power station’s LCD screen.

Customer Reviews

Based on 8 reviews
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Eric

Solar panel actually generates a little more than 80 watts actual in bright sunlight. These panels are quite fragile and not optimized for the camping and/or over-landing environment. I had a pair blown off their "kickstands" and tumbled across camp by a heavy gust of wind -- only one survived the ordeal, the other shows no overt damage - it just won't generate electricity. I expected more for my $360.00

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Glenn

Works great. Puts out plenty of power to charge the battery and run devices at the same time. It is just a little floppy using the case for the stand. I used a thin piece of wood and cut a notch in it to stabilize the base of the panel to hold it steady.

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Karen

I love it! I live in the US Virgin Islands, where the power sometimes goes out multiple times a day for several hours. This is a lifesaver. My Delta arrived today and fully charged in less than 2 hours. I'm ready for the next outage! Thanks for lowering my stress and giving me peace of mind going into hurricane season. I'm already sold on EcoFlow!

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ChrisG

First off I will say no solar panel will get the wattage that’s listed. The EcoFlow 160 watt panel is a powerful resource to have. On a clear sunny day I get close to 120 watts. Obviously you have to reposition to track the sun. Carry case that’s also a stand is wonderful and pretty accurate on the angle. Some of the negative reviews on flimsy with the wind I don’t understand because it’s sturdy enough. If extra windy use cord for guide wires. All there battery generators are very reasonable for how much you pay watt hour. Now when you include fastest AC charging around with one of a kind display. Only regret is not jumping on EcoFlow kick starter. Easy set up and take down. If deciding between buying one panel go with the 160 watt panel as worth every penny. Let’s face it that it’s not sunny 24-7 and when you need to recharge you will be glad you went with it!

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Adam

Excellent product! The EcoFlow Delta's are extremely portable, but yet with several they power all my critical needs during power outages. I've also purchased 18 of the 160 watt panels, all produce roughly 113-140 watts in NC where it's not best for solar. Very impressed, love that they are waterproof and work with my BlueYetti and other products as well. If you're in a lower solar area like we are, I'd suggest a parallel adapter and more panels to ensure you can take advantage of peak sun hours for 24/7 coverage.

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Customer Reviews

Based on 8 reviews
75%
(6)
13%
(1)
13%
(1)
0%
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Eric

Solar panel actually generates a little more than 80 watts actual in bright sunlight. These panels are quite fragile and not optimized for the camping and/or over-landing environment. I had a pair blown off their "kickstands" and tumbled across camp by a heavy gust of wind -- only one survived the ordeal, the other shows no overt damage - it just won't generate electricity. I expected more for my $360.00

G
Glenn

Works great. Puts out plenty of power to charge the battery and run devices at the same time. It is just a little floppy using the case for the stand. I used a thin piece of wood and cut a notch in it to stabilize the base of the panel to hold it steady.

K
Karen

I love it! I live in the US Virgin Islands, where the power sometimes goes out multiple times a day for several hours. This is a lifesaver. My Delta arrived today and fully charged in less than 2 hours. I'm ready for the next outage! Thanks for lowering my stress and giving me peace of mind going into hurricane season. I'm already sold on EcoFlow!

C
ChrisG

First off I will say no solar panel will get the wattage that’s listed. The EcoFlow 160 watt panel is a powerful resource to have. On a clear sunny day I get close to 120 watts. Obviously you have to reposition to track the sun. Carry case that’s also a stand is wonderful and pretty accurate on the angle. Some of the negative reviews on flimsy with the wind I don’t understand because it’s sturdy enough. If extra windy use cord for guide wires. All there battery generators are very reasonable for how much you pay watt hour. Now when you include fastest AC charging around with one of a kind display. Only regret is not jumping on EcoFlow kick starter. Easy set up and take down. If deciding between buying one panel go with the 160 watt panel as worth every penny. Let’s face it that it’s not sunny 24-7 and when you need to recharge you will be glad you went with it!

A
Adam

Excellent product! The EcoFlow Delta's are extremely portable, but yet with several they power all my critical needs during power outages. I've also purchased 18 of the 160 watt panels, all produce roughly 113-140 watts in NC where it's not best for solar. Very impressed, love that they are waterproof and work with my BlueYetti and other products as well. If you're in a lower solar area like we are, I'd suggest a parallel adapter and more panels to ensure you can take advantage of peak sun hours for 24/7 coverage.

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