The connector is the interesting decision in this range.
SAE
The car solar charger kit uses SAE quick connectors: a two-pin polarised plug that pulls apart. The ring-terminal cable bolts to the battery once and stays there; the panel plugs in and unplugs without anyone going near a terminal again.
For a caravan or a boat where the panel comes off every time the vehicle moves, that is the part of the design that gets used most.
Both cables supplied
SAE to crocodile clips for clipping on, SAE to ring terminals for a permanent connection. Either mode works out of the box rather than after a second purchase.
The rest of the range
A 200 W folding panel and a 2000 W voltage converter, both read on their own pages.
The trade on the charger
PWM rather than MPPT regulation — simpler and cheaper, and it loses a fraction of the harvest in weak light. Fifty watts is also charging rather than maintenance, which is a different purchase from a trickle panel.
2000 W continuous, 4000 W peak · modified sine · input current not published · cable not specified · fusing not published · no mounting described · no remote · LCD with fault codes
A 2000 W modified sine converter with two EU sockets, two USB ports and an LCD showing input and output voltage, load, frequency and fault codes.
Best for: A camper running two ordinary appliances at once, where a modified sine output is acceptable.
200 W peak · conditions not stated · 22 % cells · no voltage published · 1 m lead with MC4 adapter set · DC5521, DC7909, Anderson, XT60 · IP67 · frameless fabric construction
A 200 W frameless fabric folding panel rated IP67 that hangs from six carabiners instead of standing on a frame, supplied with a 1 m lead and an MC4 adapter set.
Best for: A van or a tent pitch where the panel must hang rather than stand.
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