Renogy 400W Lightweight Portable Solar Suitcase

Great panel, good price, quick shipping.

Great alternative to fixed panels for my RV

This suitcase panel is a great alternative to fixed panels for my RV. I like how it folds into a slightly heavy package. Yes, shade does affect the output, but you get that with fixed panels too. Off Grid Stores shipped this panel very quickly. Their price could not be beat - Great deal!

Almost Really Good

Lol...how's that for non-commitment!? Anyway, the panels do what they're supposed to do. Sunlight hits them, they make electricity. So, yes, it works and if there is no shade, it works quite well. The suitcase does not like any portion of any panel to have any amount of shade. Production drops off precipitously when even a small portion of any of the panels is shaded. It does still produce, but at a much lower output. It's a bit heavier than I anticipated but that's on me. At 69 years old, 30 something pounds feels more like 60 something pounds. But what is on Renogy is the lack of sealant on the bottom right corner plastic guard on the leftmost panel. (as you stand in front of the panels) On the second unfolding of the panels, this lack of sealant caused the panel to separate from the frame. It was kind of a booger to get it back together correctly because it’s a tight fit, but once back together a few globs of RTV adhesive sealant on the backside of that corner solved that issue. But at the price, this shouldn't happen. And I know I'm not the only one this has happened to as I noticed that a YouTube reviewer had the exact same issue on the exact same corner. All in all, after the sealant fix, all is well. It's doing exactly what I wanted it to do which is cutting my generator use on the RV down significantly. As far as my experience with Off Grid Stores, they get 5 stars no problem! The price was lower than Amazon and while Amazon was saying three weeks estimated delivery time, Off Grid stores shipped it out dang near immediately it arrived on time and in great shape.