BougeRV12V N-Type 16BB 200W Bifacial Solar Panel, 12V 200 Watt Solar Panel, for RV Camping Boat Marine Log Cabin Roof, Black Frame (1PCS)

Just hooked up 2 of 4 panels and am getting great numbers on a partially cloudy day! Going to hook up the other 2 & check readings. They look nice, are less weight by about 3 pounds of my other panels, and are smaller. I have an ecoflow bifacial that is breaking and falling apart, so I love these are sturdy like the monoctystalline panels. I like the warranty, but read that they won't warranty if Not installed by Bouge Rv?? That's not cool if so, because I don't need a company to do this easy 400+ watt install. I hope I don't have any problems to have to use the warranty. Bouge rv, please fix your warranty. Otherwise, awesome do far! Want to get more panels. UPDATE: Installed 4, 100 watt bouge Rv N type TPOcon bifacial mono panels. Yesterday got up to 437 watts. So far, so good.

Awesome solar panel!Looks very good, packed very well.I've gotten over 100 watts even without pointing directly at the sun.Even on cloudy days it can produce 25-40 watts

Exactly as advertised and works great!

I had to drill new mounting holes to place this on my vehicles overland rack. I get more power from it than 2x 100 watt panels I've previously used. It looks great, is pretty sturdy. I just wish they had made more mounting options instead of having to drill through the metal and slightly damage the underside of the panel.

Awesome solar panel for my van. It’s worked great and held up strong. Very happy customer

I have two panels running in series on an EcoFlow Delta Mini (single MPPT). Even as far north as Buffalo, NY in early December they're proving their worth. I have them at a 68° incline facing almost south (189° azimuth) and with the snow around reflecting the light, they're consistently producing around 220w, with some peaks as high as 259w (100w +29.5% each). Received 0.8kWH on December 3rd, which is pretty good for 42.8°N with only 9 hours of daylight.The only downside I see was also mentioned by another reviewer in that the short sides of the panel don't have any mounting holes. Only the long sides have holes that are roughly 15% in from the edges. This means that when you're raising the elevation angle on the panels, the supports are blocking some of the reflected light from reaching the rear of the panels.

Very good quality.

First of all, i bought 6 of the 100watt bifacial and one 300 watt panel. Havent recieved the 300watt panel to comment on it yet. The packaging already has a massive sticker saying, made in china. And I do not like judging manufacturing based on country of origin, but 5 out of the 6 100watt panels have busted up bus bars. The panel that looks normal easily made 107watts of power on full sun, correct angle, little voltage drop on cable length. The other 5 with busted bus bars barely managed 80. A mixture of 70-85 watts at the same angle, same panel, same time etc. Hoping the 300watt one comes to me okay because i can not afford to take another day off to mount badly mabufactured panels.