BougeRV24V N-Type 16BB 200W Bifacial Solar Panel, 24V 200 Watt Solar Panel, for RV Camping Boat Marine Log Cabin Roof, Charing Golf Cart Lithium Battery, Black Frame (1PCS)

Great solar panel, i like the light weight, very compact size, it can give more than 150 watts in almost every angle. The peak current i was able to reach 6.5 amps @ 31 volts. I would buy another one next month for sure. Very recommended for RV use.

I have not hook them up as of 2 September 24, I hopefully will have them hooked up by the end of this month. The Solar panels came box individually box, one did have the corner rip up but the panel look ok.

I just received it a few minutes ago we took it out of the box sat it underneath a tree in heavy shade it’s sitting backwards leaning against the tree in deep shade and I’m getting 30 volts coming from it. I can hardly wait to see what it does in the sun my other panels don’t have any output till full sunlight hits them around noon and with the trees I don’t get any charge after about 6:00 pm everyday unless there are clouds or when they spray that stuff in the air then sometimes we don’t get any charge for several days even when it’s sunny. I will probably be getting at least one more of these and after checking the voltage my brother is ordering a couple for himself right now. These are great and they are supposed to last up to 30 years way better than the other brands which say they’re good for 10 years but I’ve only been able to get them to work for 5 to 7 years so far and then what do you do with the stack of old panels that don’t work anymore?

The media could not be loaded.  I purchased this for size and weight, I returned 2 100w ecoflow panels.Did a quick test, its 4:17pm northeast full sun and i was getting 79w.Ecoflow delta max...

I installed 3 on the roof of my 06 CRV that is my overlanding vehicle. I engineered my own brackets and frame work to secure them. Upon first use they exceeded rate wattage and amperage output. 3 panels doing 364 watts averaging right around 12.6 amps before the BougeRV 60 amp mppt charge controller. With the mppt controller output of 26.2 amps to my 3-100ah lifepo4 batteries. They also charge my EcoFlow Delta 2 and River 2. I have noticed they average right around 100 watts of output per panel over 2 week time period. Now I don’t angle the panels they are just flat on the roof with the vehicle mainly on flat ground, so I call that a win for BougeRV.Aesthetically they are very nice panels, no visible defects or damage from shipping. They also weigh less than the 2-100 watt panel they replaced.

Bought two of them they're not even the same size I built a frame for them and they won't fit properly

Ordered two of the 200w 16BB bifacial panels. One arrived….. with a slight bend in it from shipping. I quickly sent photos. They replied and did want specific photos, which I sent and they sent out a new panel, which arrived unscathed. As far as performance-another local solar guy in the area (Omaha, NE) told me a flat (relative to the ground) mounted panel (on the top of my squareback [like a teardrop] trailer) to expect about 75% of nameplate rating for max output. When the sun was at noon I got right at 75%. I was able to mount the panels up from the surface of the roof by about 6 inches. The roof is plain, unpainted aluminum sheet. Before the sun was overhead, I was really able to make use of the bifacial aspect of the panels and hit 375 watts of output from the two panels, exceeding what I realistically expected. I haven’t used them much beyond testing them out, but the initial impression is they perform as advertised.

Well packaged and arrived with no damage. Used existing mounting holes and had the panel in place in 10 minutes.