Portable Solar Panels
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FOLDABLE AND LIGHTWEIGHT21 V and 4.76 Ah
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FOLDABLE AND LIGHTWEIGHT21V and 9.52Ah
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FOLDABLE AND LIGHTWEIGHT35V and 8.57Ah
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DOUBLE-SIDED38 V and 18 Ah
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NO GENERATOROFF-GRID SOLAR INVERTER AC 8000 W
ENERGY STORAGE 15 KWH
PHOTOVOLTAIC ARRAY 6,6 KW
PROTECTION BOX + WIRING -
GENERATOR GDS14M 14KVAOFF-GRID SOLAR INVERTER AC 8000 W
ENERGY STORAGE 15 KWH
PHOTOVOLTAIC ARRAY 6,6 KW
PROTECTION BOX + WIRING -
GENERATOR JAVA RC-SOL-ATS 10500WOFF-GRID SOLAR INVERTER AC 8000 W
ENERGY STORAGE 15 KWH
PHOTOVOLTAIC ARRAY 6 KW
PROTECTION BOX + WIRING -
NO GENERATOROFF-GRID SOLAR INVERTER AC 8000 W
ENERGY STORAGE 20 KWH
PHOTOVOLTAIC ARRAY 9,24 KW
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GENERATOR GDS14M 14KVAOFF-GRID SOLAR INVERTER AC 8000 W
ENERGY STORAGE 20 KWH
PHOTOVOLTAIC ARRAY 9,24 KW
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GENERATOR JAVA RC-SOL-ATS 10500WOFF-GRID SOLAR INVERTER AC 8000 W
ENERGY STORAGE 15 KWH
PHOTOVOLTAIC ARRAY 6 KW
PROTECTION BOX + WIRING
Portable Solar Panels: Foldable Panels to Charge Your Devices Wherever You Are
Three foldable solar panels rated at 100, 200, and 300 W that fit in the trunk, unfold in one minute, and recharge your power station using the standard MC4 connector, plus a 660 W rigid bifacial panel for your shed or country house. From the manufacturer of the power stations they’ll charge, with technical support in Spain.
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FOLDABLE AND LIGHTWEIGHT21 V and 4.76 Ah
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FOLDABLE AND LIGHTWEIGHT21V and 9.52Ah
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FOLDABLE AND LIGHTWEIGHT35V and 8.57Ah
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DOUBLE-SIDED38 V and 18 Ah
What Is a Portable Solar Panel and What Is It Used For?
It’s a photovoltaic panel that folds up like a suitcase, with a handle, legs to adjust its angle, and a cable with an MC4 connector that you plug directly into the solar input of a portable power station. During the day, it generates power; the power station stores it; and at night, you have 230 V power without a generator, without noise, and without having to plug into an outlet.
This isn't a panel for a roof or for a van's 12-volt auxiliary battery: for that, you need rigid panels and a regulator, as we explain on the blog. The portable panel is the component that converts a portable solar generator As a self-sufficient traveler: whether you're in your RV, at a campground, at your weekend cottage, or on a construction site without grid power, you recharge each day what you used the night before. Genergy It manufactures the stations and the plates, so compatibility is guaranteed right out of the box: same connector, same voltage range, same technical support.
- 100–300 W, foldable, up to 11 kg
- 660 W rigid bifacial, for permanent installation
- 3-meter MC4standard connector, direct to the station
- Ittakes just a minuteto set up, align, and plug in
- "From the same manufacturer" refers to both the board and the station
Where are you going to set it up?
Find your situation. The rule: the panel must generate on a sunny day the same amount of energy that the station consumes in one night.
Refrigerator, lights, and chargers without relying on the campground
A 1,000–1,500 Wh station uses 400–800 Wh per night. The SUN200 (200 W) recharges it in 3–4 hours of good sunlight when set up next to the van and facing south—something the roof-mounted panel can never do.
See SUN200 →Cell phones, a camera, a flashlight, and a small cooler
The SUN100 is the lightest model in the lineup and measures 55 × 59 cm when folded. It features built-in USB-A and USB-C ports for charging a cell phone without a docking station, as well as an MC4 connector for a GZE-0206 or 0506.
See SUN100 →Restock a large store every day
With a GZE-3036 or 5050, you need power: the SUN300 (300 W) generates 1,200–1,500 Wh on a summer day, and two of them generate twice that amount. You can store them in the storage room when you leave.
See SUN300 →A panel that stays in place
If the station is located in the booth, set up a HC660 Bifacial panel on the roof or on a mount: 660 W; it also captures light reflected from behind and is the same panel used in solar kits Genergy. For PRO-S stations and kits with an inverter.
See HC660 →Extend the station's operating hours
A station that consumes 150 W for eight hours uses 1,200 Wh. With a SUN300 nearby, the station ends the day with almost the same charge it started with. No gasoline in an enclosed space.
See SUN300 →Recharge the station if the outage lasts for days
During a long power outage, the power station that powers the refrigerator is recharged on the balcony or in the yard using a SUN200. It's not meant to power the house; it's just to keep the power station from running out of power.
See SUN200 →How much does a portable panel actually produce per day?
The 200 W listed on the label is measured in a lab, at noon, and perpendicular to the sun. What actually powers the station is the energy from the entire day in watt-hours, and that depends on the season, how you orient it, and any shadows. This is the math that no one explains to you in the store.
| Plate | Power | A summer day with good sun exposure (~5 hours of peak sunlight) | on a winter day (~2.5 hours of peak sunshine) | It's crowded on a summer day… |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SUN100 | 100 W | ~400 – 500 Wh | ~200 – 250 Wh | GZE-0206 (256 Wh) almost twice as much · GZE-0506 (512 Wh) |
| SUN200 | 200 W | ~800 – 1.000 Wh | ~400 – 500 Wh | GZE-1012 (992 Wh) · GZE-1020 (1,024 Wh) |
| SUN300 | 300 W | ~1.200 – 1.500 Wh | ~600 – 750 Wh | GZE-1515 (1,488 Wh) · average GZE-3036 |
| 2 × SUN300 | 600 W | ~2.400 – 3.000 Wh | ~1.200 – 1.500 Wh | GZE-2224 · GZE-3036 (3.072 Wh) |
| HC660 (Fixed) | 660 W | ~2.600 – 3.300 Wh | ~1.300 – 1.600 Wh | GZE-3036 · more than half of a GZE-5050 |
Estimate: power × typical peak sunlight hours in Spain (4–5 in summer, 2–3 in winter) with the panel facing the sun and in full sunlight, minus charger losses. These are not catalog specifications or a guarantee: a flat panel on the ground or in cloudy conditions produces significantly less. This estimate is intended to help you choose the right size.
Which of the four?
| Plate | Power | Voltage · Current | Weight | Folded → unfolded | Outings | For |
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| SUN100 | 100 W | 24.6 V · 4.76 A | — | 55 × 59 × 4 cm → 111 × 59 cm | MC4 (3 m) + USB-A and USB-C | Camping, hiking, small resorts |
| SUN200 | 200 W | 24.6 V · 9.52 A | — | 56 × 59 × 4 cm → 210 × 59 cm | MC4 (3 m) | Camper, 1–2 kWh charging stations |
| SUN300 | 300 W | 41 V · 8.57 A | 11 kg | 67 × 97 × 4 cm → 188 × 97 cm | MC4 (3 m) | 2–5 kWh systems, construction sites, country homes |
| HC660 | 660 W bifacial | 38 V · 18 A | — | Rigid; does not fold | MC4 | Permanent installation: shed, kits with an inverter |
Brochure Information Genergy 2026. The weight of the SUN100 and SUN200 has yet to be confirmed: the brochure and the catalog at Zero Emission do not match, and we prefer not to publish information we are not certain of. Prices, efficiency, and warranty information are listed on each product page. The SUN100 and SUN200 are foldable into two and four sections, respectively; the SUN300 folds into two large sections.
Which motherboard is compatible with each workstation?
Each station's solar input has a maximum power and voltage. If the voltage is too high, the station won't charge (or it will shut down); if the power is too low, it takes longer but it still works.
| Station Genergy | Solar Power Supply (Catalog) | SUN100 | SUN200 | SUN300 | HC660 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GZE-0206 · GZE-0506 | up to 240 W · 15–35 V | Yes | Yes (it fills up in a day) | No: 41 V exceeds 35 V | No |
| Stations C and E: 1 to 2.2 kWh | up to 600 W · 12–80 V | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes, up to the power limit |
| 3-kWh E stations | up to 1,200 W · 12–80 V | Yes (slow) | Yes, and several in a row | Yes, and several in a row | Yes |
| PRO-S Stations (3036 and 5050) | up to 2,100 W · 12–150 V | Yes (slow) | Yes, up to 7 in a row | Yes, up to 4 in a row | Yes |
| IFR Inverter Kits (Scalable, All-Inclusive) | up to 5,000 W · 150–430 V | No: Insufficient voltage | No | No | Yes, in series (that's its panel) |
Limits and combinations taken from the official document on combinations between panels and stations Genergy; check the exact model number on the product page before connecting multiple panels. Y-connectors and MC4 extension cables are not included with the panel (part numbers 31601 and 31602). Never mix panels with different power ratings. MC4 cables and adapters at station accessories.
Why Choose a Genergy Portable Solar Panel?
Made for Genergy stations
Standard MC4 connector with a 3-meter cable and voltages within the range of each GZE. Just plug it in and charge; there are no adapters to find or third-party charts to figure out.
Truly foldable
When folded, the SUN100 measures 55 × 59 cm; the SUN300 measures 67 × 97 cm and weighs 11 kg. It features an adjustable handle and legs to position it toward the sun, which is where 30% of its output is generated.
USB on the board itself
The SUN100 features USB-A and USB-C ports (5/9/12 V, 3.5 A): charge your phone or flashlight directly in the sun, without a charging station, whether you're on the road or at the beach.
Double-sided for fixed installations
The HC660 captures light from both sides: when mounted with a light-colored surface behind it, it produces more power than a conventional panel of the same wattage. It is the panel included in the solar kits. Genergy.
Charges while you work
The Seasons Genergy They charge from solar power and supply power at the same time, using an MPPT charger that gets the most out of the panel even when light conditions change.
SAT and Replacement Parts in Spain
Motherboard and computer with the same technical support. If something doesn't work, there's just one phone number to call—not two brands blaming each other.
Portable antenna, fixed camper antenna, or rooftop antenna
Three different things with the same name. This page sells the first one; we explain the other two so you don't buy the wrong one.
| Foldable Portable Plate | Fixed panel on the camper's roof | Roofing panels (installation) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What a load | A portable (or USB) power station | The vehicle's 12-volt service battery, with a regulator | 48-volt batteries via an inverter |
| Installation | None: unpack and plug in | Ceiling mount, cable glands, MPPT controller, certification in some cases | Authorized installer, structure, registration |
| Production | Maximum per watt: tracks the sun | Flat: 30–40% less per watt | Tall, sturdy, and large |
| It's in style | Yes, in the trunk | It goes with the vehicle | No |
| Choose… | GZE Station for RVs, Campgrounds, Construction Sites, or Country Homes | You live in a van and want to take your mind off things: here's how to set it up | Home: self-consumption solar kit or off-grid kit |
Genergy It does not sell 12-volt kits for permanent installation in vehicles; the SUN units are used to recharge the station, not the starter battery or the auxiliary battery without a regulator. To store the power generated by the panel, the solar batteries.
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Why Buy Your Portable Solar Panel from Genergy
- 🇪🇸Spanish brandDesign, development, and quality control of Genergy, a manufacturer since 2007.
- 🛡️Warranty: The warranty period for each plate is listed on its product page.
- 🔧SAT in Spain: The board and station use the same technical service.
- 📐We'll tell you which one. Tell uswhich station you're at and how much you spend per night: we'll tell you the room number and whether you need two.
Frequently Asked Questions About Portable Solar Panels
How long does a portable solar panel last?
What are the best portable solar panels?
What portable solar panel do I need for my station?
Do they work on cloudy days?
Can I connect two boards at the same time?
Will it work with my van's battery?
Can I charge my cell phone directly on the board?
How long does it take to charge a station?
What is the difference between monocrystalline and bifacial?
Can they withstand the rain?
Is it worth it compared to a car charger?
How much does a portable solar panel cost?
Learn more on the blog
How to Install a Solar Panel on a Van
Desktop or Laptop: What Changes in the Setup.
ConnectionHow to Connect a Solar Panel to a Battery
Why a regulator is needed, and when it's already built in.
Series or ParallelHow to Connect Solar Panels in Series
Adding voltage or adding current, and when to use each.
ProductionHow much energy does a solar panel generate?
From the rated watts to the daily Wh.
TechnologyMonocrystalline or polycrystalline wafer
What's Inside and Why Laptops Are Cool.
CautionHow to Clean Solar Panels
Dust and Pollen Reduce Production: How to Remove Them Without Scratching.
Which motherboard is compatible with your computer?
Tell us the model of the station (or how many Wh you use per night) and where you plan to use it. We'll reply via the contact form with the exact model number, whether you need one or two, and the adapter you'll need. Technical support is available in Spain.










