ATEM POWER Monocrystalline 55W Flexible Solar Panel 245° Bendable 12V Portable Solar Charger with Uneven Surfaces Lightweight for RV Tent Roof Boat Cabin Marine Camping

Makes rated wattage and even works good in indirect light. Thanks!

I installed 2 ATEM 55W panels on my boat. They have been decent performers. But both of them just stopped working, each now putting out only 1-3 watts after less than a year of use.Very disappointed. Should have listens to other reviews mentioning this problem.

Co returned message to help me trouble shoot my problem. Thank you! It wasn't the panel! The first time I used it with sae cigarette plug adapter from another panel kit and it worked fine. I tried to use again with a set of sae alligator clips and it didn't work...figured out the polarity coming out of the mppt controller has reversed polarity...put a reverse adapter in and worked fine! Why do they do this!

I attached them to the aluminum hood of my LR3 with VHB on top of vynil. I have a MPPT controller charging 60ah of Lifepo4.Output: July - 100f - Colorado - Solar NoonPeak of 40w when cool but typically an average of 32w once it heats up. Just barley enough to maintain my fridge that draws ~45w when cycles on.

Mounted on my 25' sailboat and is keeping my battery charged for my bilge pump just as I hoped it would. Battery was almost dead when I mounted this and it brought it up to full charge in a day or so.

works as descirbed, no problems

The etfe coating peeled off it after like 6 months and some time after that it stopped working. Haven't bothered replacing it, but it's a piece of garbage. It was installed securely on the roof of a vehicle using adhesives and was never flexed or removed

I bought this panel because I was disappointed in the performance of my jackery panels. I like the flex and versatility of this panel, but it seems that all panels lie about their output. The fine print will tell you that 55 watts is possible, but really only outside the Earth's atmosphere or on the surface of the sun. In reality, you should expect half the advertised output under direct sunlight at high noon. I find that frustrating, but once you know what to expect you can figure out what you need