Solar Panel:
36 Cell Polycrystalline Solar Panel This Small module measuring at 695 x 510mm is perfect for small off-grid applications. This module has the following features:
- Rigorous quality control meeting highest international standards
- High-transmissivity low-iron tempered glass, strong aluminium frame using UV-resistant silicon.
- Aesthetic appearance with excellent efficiency based on innovative photovoltaic thecnologies.
- 10 years @ 90% of the minimal rated power output
- 25 years @ 80% of the minimal rated power output
Extension cable
1 x 3 Meter XT60 Extension Cable 12AWG MC-4 Connector to XT60 included.
This solar to xt60 charge extension cable use heavy duty 12AWG extension cable, good durability and flexibility, providing stable current for our device. This solar extension cable is used to connect solar panels and solar generators, suitable for all solar generator power stations, battery packs, and any devices with XT60 port. Widely used in outdoor RV, camping, travel, emergency etc.
Charging Times
Here’s how a 100 W solar panel works with various EcoFlow portable power stations and how long charging from solar would typically take (assuming good sunlight conditions and optimal panel orientation). These times are estimates — real-world results depend on weather, panel efficiency, and sun exposure. (EcoFlow)
Small / Compact EcoFlow Stations (Best suited to 100 W solar)
- Ecoflow River 2 Portable Power Station
- Approx. battery size: ~256 Wh
- Solar input: ~110 W max with panel
- 100 W solar charge time: ~3–6 hours from empty to full with ideal sunlight. (EcoFlow)
- EcoFlow RIVER 2 Max 512Wh Portable Power Station
- Approx. battery size: ~512 Wh
- 100 W solar charge time estimate: ~6–10 hours to fully charge in good sun. Because the battery is ~2× bigger than River 2, charge time roughly doubles. (EcoFlow)
Summary Chart (Approx. 100 W Solar Charging)
| Power Station |
Approx Battery |
100 W Panel Charge Time (Sun) |
| River 2 |
~256 Wh |
~3–6 hrs |
| River 2 Max |
~512 Wh |
~6–10 hrs |
Note: These solar charging times assume mostly full sun and an uninterrupted panel connection. Cloudy conditions, shading, or incorrect panel angle will slow charging. Adding more solar panels in parallel significantly reduces total charge times. (EcoFlow)