Using this with my Jackery 500. Tested it in my carport and so far it's been great... Folds out to four panels.. About 12lbs, folds back to storage, small enough to put in my camping bin.
I tried it in the sun with only 3 panels (closed one panel) and i got 26W input. Laid it flat with 4 panels showing it hit 62W input. Tilted the solar panel to face the sun and I was getting 70W input. Can't wait to try this at the beach... This looks to be a great product. If anything changes, I will update.
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How we got our start
Founded in 2015 by people who treat gardening seriously. The only way to know what is essential for gardening is when you enjoy that yourself. We believe that gardening is never a dull and tough work but a chill and pleasant activity for you to share with your family.What makes our product unique
Paxcess is a young and blooming brand, but that doesn't mean we overlook what really matters: we know that the most useful power is the one you can master, and our strict Quality Control policies ensure that every detail during the production process is optimized to the fullest, uncompromisingly.Why we love what we do
At PAXCESS a passionately experienced creator of gardening, cleaning tools and power equipments; We Help Our customers ignite a fervent enthusiasm for home maintenance; Because We believe that passion and dedication can turn every insurmountable problem into an enjoyable experienceProduct Description
The Paxcess Portable Solar Panels Provide Utility for a Multitude of Activities
Paxcess 120W portable solar panel is a fantastic way to provide power anywhere you need it. A portable solar panel kit connects your RV, trailer, or campsite to a free and renewable energy source. Solar power is safer and quieter than a generator and doesn’t require fuel to operate. It’s a fantastic solution for your off-grid power needs, and a great investment in your long-term safety and comfort when traveling.
What kind of solar generator can be charged by PAXCESS 120W Solar Panel?
A: Our Paxcess 120W portable solar panel can compatible with most solar generator on the market
DC5.5*2.5mm to DC5.5*2.1mm cable: for ROCKPALS 250W/500W, PAXCESS ROCKMAN 300W /500W portable power station;
DC aviation cable: for ROCKPALS 300W portable power station;
8mm DC connector: for Jackery Explorer 160/240/500， PAXCESS 330W portable power station
DC 3.5*1.35mm connector: compatible with Suaoki portable generator
Warmly Notice: Solar charge times vary and are dependent on many factors such as elevation, temperature, time of year, angle and position to the sun.
Specification:
Peak Power: 120W
Cell Efficiency: 23%
Power Voltage: 18V
Power Current: 6.6A Max
Output Port: USB Quick Charge 3.0 (24W Max) / Typc C (18W Max)
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| 120W Portable Solar Panel | 60W Portable Solar Panel | 200W Portable Power Station | 300W Portable Power Station(Available Now) | 500W Portable Power Station(Available Now) | |
| Model | Rockman Solar 120 Pro | Rockman Solar 60 Pro | ROCKMAN 200 | ROCKMAN 300 | ROCKMAN 500 |
| CAPACITY | 120W/18V | 60W/18V | 230Wh/62400mAh | 288Wh/78000mAh | 519Wh/140400mAh |
| USB Port | 1 x USB QC 3.0 (24W Max) | 1 x USB QC 3.0 (24W Max) | 1 x USB-A; 2 x USB-C | 1 x USB-A; 2 x USB-C | 1 x USB-A; 2 x USB-C |
| Typc C Port | 1 x Typc C (18W Max) | 1 x Typc C (18W Max) | 1 x Typc C PD (30W Max) | 1 x Typc C PD (30W Max) | 1 x Typc C PD (30W Max) |
| Phone(2700mAh) | ✓ | ✓ | About 21 Charges | About 29 Charges | About 52 Charges |
| Laptop(60W） | / | / | About 2-3 Charges | About 3-4 Charges | About 6-7 Charges |
| Led Light(5W) | / | / | About 40 Hours | About 50 Hours | About 88 Hours |
| Mini cooler(60W) | / | / | About 3 Hours | About 4 Hours | About 7 Hours |
| TV(60W) | / | / | About 3 Hours | About 4 Hours | About 7 Hours |
| Blender(300W) | / | / | / | / | About 1.5 Hours |
Customer reviews
I bought a set of these panels and I hooked them up to a meter and they are making low 30s-40s. I've seen guys post that theirs make 90 and 100 watts? Not mine, not even close. And I doubt their are either! I would expect around 70 to 80 watts but 40 watts is horrible and I'm trying them in perfect springtime conditions! These are NOT 120-watt panels! Don't believe the reviewers that received free panels!As for their type USB C port that is said to be fast charging? Mine is barely putting out 5 watts!! Did other buyers not use a meter? These are terrible panels and that's why they are on sale for $100 less than originally listed. I reached out to Paxcess and heard nothing back, terrible customer service. It's been days and they refused to talk to me, I'm assuming as soon as the return window is closed they'll answer my questions. Don't take the chance on these there is no customer support and you'll get stuck with panels that don't work.I would not recommend these!!Update 6/17/21 Paxcess contacted me and said they had no record of me buying their panels!?! Then they said I must have dropped or bumped the panels I had to cause then to malfunction!? Had I not returned them I would have missed the opportunity to get a refund, is it a coincidence their customer service waited the 30 days?
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Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2021
As for their type USB C port that is said to be fast charging? Mine is barely putting out 5 watts!! Did other buyers not use a meter? These are terrible panels and that's why they are on sale for $100 less than originally listed. I reached out to Paxcess and heard nothing back, terrible customer service. It's been days and they refused to talk to me, I'm assuming as soon as the return window is closed they'll answer my questions. Don't take the chance on these there is no customer support and you'll get stuck with panels that don't work.
I would not recommend these!!
Update 6/17/21 Paxcess contacted me and said they had no record of me buying their panels!?! Then they said I must have dropped or bumped the panels I had to cause then to malfunction!? Had I not returned them I would have missed the opportunity to get a refund, is it a coincidence their customer service waited the 30 days?
Don't believe the paid reviews!
By Randall B! on May 31, 2021
I bought a set of these panels and I hooked them up to a meter and they are making low 30s-40s. I've seen guys post that theirs make 90 and 100 watts? Not mine, not even close. And I doubt their are either! I would expect around 70 to 80 watts but 40 watts is horrible and I'm trying them in perfect springtime conditions! These are NOT 120-watt panels! Don't believe the reviewers that received free panels!By Randall B! on May 31, 2021
As for their type USB C port that is said to be fast charging? Mine is barely putting out 5 watts!! Did other buyers not use a meter? These are terrible panels and that's why they are on sale for $100 less than originally listed. I reached out to Paxcess and heard nothing back, terrible customer service. It's been days and they refused to talk to me, I'm assuming as soon as the return window is closed they'll answer my questions. Don't take the chance on these there is no customer support and you'll get stuck with panels that don't work.
I would not recommend these!!
Update 6/17/21 Paxcess contacted me and said they had no record of me buying their panels!?! Then they said I must have dropped or bumped the panels I had to cause then to malfunction!? Had I not returned them I would have missed the opportunity to get a refund, is it a coincidence their customer service waited the 30 days?
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Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2020
PROS
- Good charging efficiency. Most panels should expect between 50-75% charging of the stated wattage
--- In my testing on a sunny, California fall day, I got about 68W. This is a respectable amount considering that the sun is weaker during the spring than summer.
--- Panels are mono-crystalline and are currently the most efficient of technologies among consumer solar charging
- Foldable design makes the panel portable, easy to stow, and protected from dust
- Built-in kickstand to help prop the panel towards the sun at a 45 degree angle for better sun exposure
- Can charge battery-based generators with up to 18V/6.6A input
- 2 built-in USB charging ports (USB-C and a QuickCharge 3.0)
- Cable with adapter plugs included (and can be stored in the built-in, zippered pouch)
-- Can be used to charge battery stations from various brands, including: Paxcess, Rockpals, Suaoki, Jackery
--- Even though Goal Zero and Jackery use an 8mm connector, they are not interchangeable because of the varying, exposed lengths between both companies
--- Product photo shows the 8mm connector working with both Jackery and Goal Zero, but that is partially incorrect as stated above
- Though not stated, likely has IPX3 water resistance for outdoor use. See TIPS section for more info
- Rubber handle on one end allows the panel to be hung to an object, such as a tree
--- 2 corner holes allow the panel to be strapped with rope and/or carabiners
- LED light indicates whether the panels are charging
- Priced much lower than Goal Zero, but in line with other brands
- Circuitry to prevent against reverse charging, overloading, and more
CONS
- Large (but not too heavy) at about 10 lbs and a folded 21" x 14" x 1", though this is equivalent to other panels of this capacity
- No built-in battery to store some of the charge generated by the panel
- Can be considered expensive for casual campers/hikers
- 1-year warranty
TIPS/NOTES
- Solar lifespan: Panels generally die/become inefficient between 25-30 years
- Solar panels work best outdoor under full, exposed sun
--- Although they will work under the shade or behind windows, charging efficiency is greatly diminished
--- Panels will STILL charge under cloudy conditions. So, keep the panels out even if you do not see the sun
- ALL panels must be uncovered to generate a charge
--- Do not completely cover one or more panels or the charging will stop
- To maintain solar efficiency, the panels should be kept clean
--- Remove dust with a soft brush and wipe with a damp (NOT wet) cloth
--- Any residue, such as tree sap, should be removed as soon as possible
- Keep the charging controller dry. It is NOT water resistant!
--- Keep it away from wet areas or outdoors
--- Mount to a fixture with the cables facing down
--- Should be as close to the batteries as possible, but keep it 14" away
--- Should have a 4" clearance in ALL directions (top, bottom, sides) to ensure adequate air circulation
- Though it is not stated, the panels are likely IPX3 water rated: Capable of taking water sprays of up to 60 degree angles or less
--- Keep panel away from water that spray at greater than 60 degree angles
--- Keep panel away from low-pressure (or stronger) water jet spray
--- Do not submerge the panel under water
--- Panels will work longer if they are kept away from water altogether
- Operating temperature range: -4F to 122F (-20C to 50C)
- Do NOT bend the panels more than 30 degrees or risk breaking them!
- Keep the panels away from fires and heaters
- Do NOT disconnect any cables while the battery station or solar panel is on. Fold closed the panels first (to cut off solar charging) before disconnecting the cable
CHARGING TIME
- To calculate how much Wattage a device uses: Voltage x Amperage
--- For example, if a vacuum is 120V and 9.5A, its Wattage is 1,140W (120 x 9.5)
- To calculate how long a 100W battery bank or generator would need to charge via solar panel: 100 W / (Panel Wattage x [0.5 or 0.75])
--- In a perfect lab environment, solar panels charge at the indicated wattage (ie. 80 W). Outdoors, expect to only receive 50-75% on a good, sunny day (ie. 40 W – 60 W)
--- For example, if a solar panel is rated for 80W, it could take as fast as 1.67 hours [100 W / (80 W x 0.75)] to charge, depending on environmental conditions and the panel's age
Overall, the Paxcess 120W solar panel is expected to charge decently well, but I am unfortunately not able to fully push them to the limit because it is fall/winter time. In the summer, I expect the panels to provide as much as 100W of output to a battery station capable of accepting that capacity. With a thoughtful design, features, and additional accessories, the Paxcess 120W is a decent buy.
Decent power output. Adapter plugs included for various battery brands
By Outdoor Enthusiast | Geek | Photographer on November 24, 2020
A battery generator and solar panel combination makes for GREAT survival/emergency/camping gear. However, not all solar panels are made the same way. Solar technology has improved a LOT over the past decade and prices vary. So, how do you choose a solar panel? In my opinion, solar conversion efficiency and lifespan should be high under consideration. Let's take a look at how the Paxcess 120W solar panel performed in my testing.By Outdoor Enthusiast | Geek | Photographer on November 24, 2020
PROS
- Good charging efficiency. Most panels should expect between 50-75% charging of the stated wattage
--- In my testing on a sunny, California fall day, I got about 68W. This is a respectable amount considering that the sun is weaker during the spring than summer.
--- Panels are mono-crystalline and are currently the most efficient of technologies among consumer solar charging
- Foldable design makes the panel portable, easy to stow, and protected from dust
- Built-in kickstand to help prop the panel towards the sun at a 45 degree angle for better sun exposure
- Can charge battery-based generators with up to 18V/6.6A input
- 2 built-in USB charging ports (USB-C and a QuickCharge 3.0)
- Cable with adapter plugs included (and can be stored in the built-in, zippered pouch)
-- Can be used to charge battery stations from various brands, including: Paxcess, Rockpals, Suaoki, Jackery
--- Even though Goal Zero and Jackery use an 8mm connector, they are not interchangeable because of the varying, exposed lengths between both companies
--- Product photo shows the 8mm connector working with both Jackery and Goal Zero, but that is partially incorrect as stated above
- Though not stated, likely has IPX3 water resistance for outdoor use. See TIPS section for more info
- Rubber handle on one end allows the panel to be hung to an object, such as a tree
--- 2 corner holes allow the panel to be strapped with rope and/or carabiners
- LED light indicates whether the panels are charging
- Priced much lower than Goal Zero, but in line with other brands
- Circuitry to prevent against reverse charging, overloading, and more
CONS
- Large (but not too heavy) at about 10 lbs and a folded 21" x 14" x 1", though this is equivalent to other panels of this capacity
- No built-in battery to store some of the charge generated by the panel
- Can be considered expensive for casual campers/hikers
- 1-year warranty
TIPS/NOTES
- Solar lifespan: Panels generally die/become inefficient between 25-30 years
- Solar panels work best outdoor under full, exposed sun
--- Although they will work under the shade or behind windows, charging efficiency is greatly diminished
--- Panels will STILL charge under cloudy conditions. So, keep the panels out even if you do not see the sun
- ALL panels must be uncovered to generate a charge
--- Do not completely cover one or more panels or the charging will stop
- To maintain solar efficiency, the panels should be kept clean
--- Remove dust with a soft brush and wipe with a damp (NOT wet) cloth
--- Any residue, such as tree sap, should be removed as soon as possible
- Keep the charging controller dry. It is NOT water resistant!
--- Keep it away from wet areas or outdoors
--- Mount to a fixture with the cables facing down
--- Should be as close to the batteries as possible, but keep it 14" away
--- Should have a 4" clearance in ALL directions (top, bottom, sides) to ensure adequate air circulation
- Though it is not stated, the panels are likely IPX3 water rated: Capable of taking water sprays of up to 60 degree angles or less
--- Keep panel away from water that spray at greater than 60 degree angles
--- Keep panel away from low-pressure (or stronger) water jet spray
--- Do not submerge the panel under water
--- Panels will work longer if they are kept away from water altogether
- Operating temperature range: -4F to 122F (-20C to 50C)
- Do NOT bend the panels more than 30 degrees or risk breaking them!
- Keep the panels away from fires and heaters
- Do NOT disconnect any cables while the battery station or solar panel is on. Fold closed the panels first (to cut off solar charging) before disconnecting the cable
CHARGING TIME
- To calculate how much Wattage a device uses: Voltage x Amperage
--- For example, if a vacuum is 120V and 9.5A, its Wattage is 1,140W (120 x 9.5)
- To calculate how long a 100W battery bank or generator would need to charge via solar panel: 100 W / (Panel Wattage x [0.5 or 0.75])
--- In a perfect lab environment, solar panels charge at the indicated wattage (ie. 80 W). Outdoors, expect to only receive 50-75% on a good, sunny day (ie. 40 W – 60 W)
--- For example, if a solar panel is rated for 80W, it could take as fast as 1.67 hours [100 W / (80 W x 0.75)] to charge, depending on environmental conditions and the panel's age
Overall, the Paxcess 120W solar panel is expected to charge decently well, but I am unfortunately not able to fully push them to the limit because it is fall/winter time. In the summer, I expect the panels to provide as much as 100W of output to a battery station capable of accepting that capacity. With a thoughtful design, features, and additional accessories, the Paxcess 120W is a decent buy.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2020
Great panels for power generators
By Dixie Normous on August 28, 2020
I must say “WOW”. I’m a newbie in this solar game and these panels made it easy for me. Like what I said in the video, it’s super easy to use and made that it’s portable as well. This keeps my portable power generator fully charged during the day. The best part about it is the cable that has multi connections on it. I can plug it into different devices. These can be folded and carry like a thin suitcase. My generator picked up the charging signal right away. I’m glad I bought this and the first experience was wonderful!!!!
By Dixie Normous on August 28, 2020
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Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2021
I am *delighted* to say that the PAXCESS solar panel exceeded all of my expectations. In direct mid-afternoon sunlight (again, at 42°N), I was able to consistently get >100 watts of recharging power from the solar cell. Check out the attached photo for confirmation. Many reviews, on both this solar panel and others, suggested perhaps a ~50% yield from the stated output. However, my direct, personal experience is showing much closer to 85%, which in my personal opinion, is FANTASTIC.
While other, more expensive units may yield similar output, the combination of cost, weight, and performance of the PAXCESS 120W Portable Solar Panel is tough to beat. Highly recommended!
Not bad at all!
By ViperGeek on September 3, 2021
After reading some of the mixed reviews about the PAXCESS 120W portable solar panel, I was concerned that perhaps I made the wrong choice, and should've instead opted for a foldable unit 2X the price (e.g. the Goal Zero Boulder 100 Briefcase). However, after finally getting a nice, sunny day up here in Southern NH, I decided to drain my Anker PowerHouse II 800 Portable Power Station by plugging in my gaming laptop and playing ARK: Survival Evolved for an hour, then seeing what kind-of juice I could pull from the sun.By ViperGeek on September 3, 2021
I am *delighted* to say that the PAXCESS solar panel exceeded all of my expectations. In direct mid-afternoon sunlight (again, at 42°N), I was able to consistently get >100 watts of recharging power from the solar cell. Check out the attached photo for confirmation. Many reviews, on both this solar panel and others, suggested perhaps a ~50% yield from the stated output. However, my direct, personal experience is showing much closer to 85%, which in my personal opinion, is FANTASTIC.
While other, more expensive units may yield similar output, the combination of cost, weight, and performance of the PAXCESS 120W Portable Solar Panel is tough to beat. Highly recommended!
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