Faltbares, tragbares Solarmodul, 300 W, für Kraftwerk/Wohnmobil/Autobatterie/Handy
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Faltbares, tragbares Solarmodul, 300 W, für Kraftwerk/Wohnmobil/Autobatterie/Handy
Recharge Faster. Stay Powered Longer. Unfold 300W of high-output solar power and recharge your 12V battery in hours, not days. Just set it in the sun, connect, and power up — no permanent installation required.
Built for larger batteries, longer RV trips, and higher daily energy demands.
That’s exactly what the DOKIO 300W lighting portable solar panel is built for.
Multiple Usage Scenarios
Electrical Specifications
| Maximum Power (Pmax) | 300W |
|---|---|
| Maximum Power Voltage (Vmp) | 18V |
| Maximum Power Current (Imp) | 16.67A |
| Open Circuit Voltage (Voc) | 22.5V |
| Short Circuit Current (Isc) | 16.92A |
| Cell Type | Monocrystalline Silicon, N-Type |
| Cell Efficiency | 23% |
| Operating Temperature | -45°C ~ 80°C |
Materials & Protection
| Surface Material | ETFE |
|---|---|
| IP Rating | IP65 |
| Frame / Fabric | 1680D Oxford (Water + Fire Resistant) |
Connection & Compatibility
| Connectors | SAE / XT60 / DC5521 / Alligator Clip |
|---|---|
| Compatible With | 12V batteries & power stations (Jackery, Bluetti, Goal Zero) |
| Design | Plug-and-play, prewired with 20A controller |
Note: Real-world output varies with sunlight, angle, temperature, and controller/power station setup.
Dimensions
| Unfolded Size | 77 × 37 × 0.3 in (196 × 95 × 0.6 cm) |
|---|---|
| Folded Size | 20 × 37 × 1.1 in (49 × 95 × 2.8 cm) |
| Weight | 15.2 lb (6.9 kg) |
Kit Components
| DOKIO 300W Portable Solar Panel | × 1 |
|---|---|
| 9.8 ft Cable (SAE to XT60) | × 1 |
| 3.3 ft Cable (XT60 to Alligator Clip) | × 1 |
| Cable (JY60 to DC) | × 1 |
| DOKIO 20A Controller | × 1 |
| DC Conversion Adapters | × 5 |
| Product Instructions | × 1 |
Warranty, shipping, returns & customer support for DOKIO solar panels and accessories.
Product Warranty
Full manufacturer warranty coverage
Cosmetic damage and accessories
Purchases from unauthorized sellers
Shipping & Delivery
Local Warehouses: United States, Germany, United Kingdom
Processing Time: Ships within 48 hours (business days)
Delivery Time: 2–5 business days depending on location
Tracking: Tracking number provided via email once shipped
Note: Please ensure your shipping address is correct. Report damaged packages within 7 days of delivery.
Returns & Refunds
Return Window: 30 days from delivery date
Condition: Item must be unused and in original packaging
Return Shipping: Prepaid return label provided (eligible cases)
Refund Processing: 7–14 business days after inspection
Contact Us
Need assistance or technical support?
Email us at support@dokiopv.com
Response Time: Within 24 business hours
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FAQ
Is 300W too much for my 12V battery?
No. With the included 20A controller, 300W is safe for most 100Ah–200Ah 12V deep-cycle batteries (AGM, LiFePO4, GEL).
If your battery is small (under 50Ah), it may recharge very quickly — but it will not damage it when properly connected.
Can it recharge a 100Ah battery in one day?
In good sunlight, yes.
300W can generate up to 1200–1500Wh per sunny day, which is close to the usable capacity of a typical 12V 100Ah battery (~1200Wh).
Actual time depends on:
- Sun conditions
- Battery state of charge
- Panel positioning
Can I run my RV fridge directly from this panel?
The panel charges your battery during the day.
Your fridge runs from the battery.
With a proper battery setup (100Ah+), 300W is suitable for supporting a 12V RV fridge, lights, and device charging.
Is 300W suitable for multi-day camping trips?
Yes. 300W is ideal if you:
- Stay off-grid for several days
- Use a 100Ah+ battery system
- Want stronger daily recharge to avoid power shortage
For light weekend use, a lower wattage panel may be sufficient.
Can I use it with a portable power station?
Yes. The kit supports most power stations via:
- SAE
- XT60
- DC5521
- Alligator clips
Always check your power station’s input limit before connecting.
Is 300W too big or heavy for camping?
This foldable panel weighs about 15 lb (6.9 kg).
It is designed for:
- RV travel
- Car camping
- Van life
- Base camp use
It is not intended for backpacking.
Does it work on cloudy days?
Yes, but output will be reduced.
Solar panels still produce power under cloud cover, though at lower efficiency.
For best results, aim the panel directly toward the sun.
Is this for permanent rooftop installation?
No. This is a portable folding solar panel designed for ground setup and adjustable positioning during camping or travel.
If you need a panel for permanent daily installation (such as mounting on an RV or home roof), consider DOKIO’s 400W rigid solar panels, which are better suited for fixed long-term setups.
Reviews
Customer Reviews
These panels exceeded my expectations. We love boondocking in our camper. We have a 12volt refrigerator. My husband wears a CPAP which we had to buy a portable battery to power it. Set these panels up in the morning and charge the camper and portable battery at the same time via the charge controller that comes with the panels. Love that the panels are lightweight, easy to pack, unpack, durable and came with everything needed for multiple applications. I did erect a 3/4" schedule 40 PVC rack with adjustable legs for adjusting the angle. Helps on cloudy days when every watt is premium. I would get these again if I ever needed to
I gotta tell you, I decided to level up my pop-up trailer game by adding two 6v golf cart batteries and a solar panel. So, picture this: I slap the panel on the roof before popping up the trailer, and bam! It's like magic - all hooked up to my batteries and ready to roll. Let me just say, it's been about four days since I've been using this setup, and let me tell you, it's working like a charm. Plus, a sweet bonus is that it charges my Jackery like a boss. Totally worth it, highly recommend!
Why did you pick this product vs others?:
Very happy with performance. Used this weekend for camping with a tent a the beach. 100Ah lifepo4, battery charge two phones - one 20000Ah box fan - mobile hot spot - big Bluetooth speaker. 300w solar panel charge battery in 6 hours. By 8AM it was putting out 12 amps while laying flat on roof of Subaru outback, no it was not the optimal angle. It did its job well. 4 stars because nothing is perfect. Good job!
Charged camper battery in about two hours, and plugged right into zamp outlet.
This review only applies to the panels themselves, I do not use the rest of the kit.
First off, for those saying these don't product 300w, you need to understand solar panel ratings. They will produce 300w in more or less perfect conditions. So for example mid day late summer clear Texas sky pointed right at the sun absolutely they produce 300w (each set). I only use the panels, not the other stuff as I have a parallel cable setup with a pair of these panels and in the right conditions I get a full 600w out of 2 of these into my AtemPower DC to DC charger / MPPT charge controller. Your limitations are going to be environmental conditions, and your charge controller / power station setup. I run my camper electrical, 12v fridge, USB chargers, laptop charger, CPAP fans etc... and this has no problem keeping the batteries recharged / topped up.
My only issues, and they are kind of the nature of the beast as it were are...
#1. No included / build in kick stands to set the panels up to actually face into the sun directly. No big deal. Dokio has them available , just don't forget to buy them, and carry the hex key with you...
#2. Water resistance. You are NOT going to be charging up in a deluge no matter what, and Dokio claims their materials are water resistant, but immersion can be a problem. Keep the connectors pointed to the TOP of the panels, and if ponding / flooding is a possibility take them down and move them inside. Simple enough right?
I opted for portable panels instead of roof top mounted panels on my camper to allow me to move the panels as the sun moves to keep them oriented to the sunlight to keep charging going. These are great for that, until some jacknugget pulls his big a-- fifth wheel just to your south giving you nothing but shade. Not the fault of the panel, and remember, portable, just move them!
Liked my first set so well that I did get the second and built the parallel cable, so instead of 300w coming in at 18v, I now have 600w at 18v coming into my MPPT controller. (33-1/3 amps).
This came with a simple MPPT charge controller, and a bag full of adapters for various power stations, none of which I use and I am not reviewing them.
My only desire for any kind of upgrade is, I wish they made these in a 500w capacity, so that I could pair up 2 of them into a 60 amp controller and get 1KW into my camper, 600w is good, 1KW I can at least run AC for a while on...
