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Renogy 400W Portable Solar Panel, Premium Materials for Decades of Use

Renogy 400W Portable Solar Panel, Premium Materials for Decades of Use

by Renogy
$1,115.98 - $1,115.98
$1,115.98
$1,115.98 - $1,115.98
$1,115.98
  • [Compact & Lightweight] At 30.2 lbs, this Renogy 400W portable solar panel folds to 33.7 x 27.95 in and includes a carry case for RV trips, overlanding, camping, and home blackout backup. Easier to move than rigid 400w solar panel options and practical among portable solar panels for high-capacity charging.
  • [Premium Materials for Decades of Use] Engineered for long-term outdoor reliability, Renogy solar panels 400 watts are reinforced with fiberglass, ETFE coating, and EL-tested Grade A+ monocrystalline cells to withstand rugged terrain, harsh weather, and frequent travel. Built for RV owners, marine users, off-grid cabins, and emergency backup, with 3-year materials and workmanship coverage.
  • [Compatible with Most Power Stations] Compatible with Jackery Explorer 1000 v2, EcoFlow DELTA 3/DELTA 3 Max, Anker SOLIX S2000/C1000 Gen 2/C2000 Gen 2, BLUETTI AC180/Elite 100 V2, and other models with matching voltage, current, and connector requirements. This solar panel has MC4 output cables only; the Renogy 4-in-1 adapter cable is sold separately (ASIN B0HF8C61W4). Also compatible with 12V/24V battery systems when paired with a compatible solar charge controller (not included).
  • [All-Weather Toughness] IP67 waterproofing, hail-resistant ETFE coating, fiberglass reinforcement, corner protection, and an aluminum backsheet help this RV solar panel handle rain, snow, heat, light hail, and outdoor travel. Avoid submerging connectors and inspect the panel after delivery or heavy outdoor use.
  • [Power Under Partial Shading] Shadows from trees or clouds? Not an issue. This 400 watt solar panel uses parallel wiring to help reduce the impact of individual shadows from trees or clouds. Rated output is measured under standard test conditions; real-world watts vary with sun angle, temperature, shade, cable length, and power station input limits.