100W N-type High Efficiency Solar Panel
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The Owner's Insights on the 100W N-Type Solar Panel
Not every panel needs to be a roof-mounter. Sometimes you just want something small enough to sling in your tray and forget about, quietly topping up your battery while you get on with your day. That's this one.
Pick it up and it's genuinely one-hand stuff, under 6kg bare panel, tempered glass and an anodised frame that won't feel like it'll dent the first time it cops a knock in your ute.
Worth being straight with you: 100W on its own won't run your camp fridge through a run of grey days. It's built to trickle-charge your battery bank, keep your boat's cranking battery topped up, or sit as one panel in a bigger array on your rig. Want a single fixed panel doing the heavy lifting? Step up to the 200W.
Why You'll Love the 100W N-Type Solar Panel
- Monocrystalline solar cells Proven cell technology built to keep charging your gear year after year, not the corner-cutting cells some cheaper rivals use.
- Compact and light enough to handle solo At just 5.9kg, you can carry, position and mount this panel yourself, no mate needed on the other end.
- IP65-rated junction box Sealed against dust and rain, so it can live outside on your shed, trailer or boat without fuss.
- Compatible with 99% of MPPT and PWM controllers Open circuit voltage under 25V means it drops straight into your existing 12V solar setup.
- Solar connectors on a 600mm lead MC4-compatible, the standard fitting your system probably already uses, so you're not hunting for adapters.
- 10-year output and workmanship warranty Renogy backs your panel for a decade, not just a token first-year promise.
Why You Should Consider a Renogy Rigid Solar Panel
Renogy's been building 12V solar gear for over a decade, and this rigid panel is the no-fuss end of the range: monocrystalline cells, tempered glass, an anodised frame, at a price that suits your budget. Buy it through True Gear and you get Renogy's registered AU warranty and local support, not a forum post to an overseas seller. Browse the rest of the Renogy range, or True Gear's other rigid panels.
100W N-Type Solar Panel Specifications
| Rated Power (STC) | 100W |
| Cell Type | Monocrystalline (N-type) |
| Module Efficiency | 20.0% |
| Open Circuit Voltage (Voc) | 22.79V |
| Short Circuit Current (Isc) | 5.31A |
| Max Power Voltage (Vmp) | 19.97V |
| Max Power Current (Imp) | 5.01A |
| Bypass Diodes | 2 |
| Max System Voltage | 600VDC |
| Max Series Fuse Rating | 15A |
| Dimensions | 865 x 578 x 30mm |
| Weight | 5.9kg |
| Frame | Anodised aluminium alloy |
| Glass | 3.2mm tempered glass |
| IP Rating | IP65 (junction box) |
| Connector | Solar connectors (MC4-compatible), 600mm lead |
| Operating Temperature | -40°C to 85°C |
| Warranty | 10 years (output, material and workmanship) |
| What's In The Box | 1x solar panel, user manual, warranty card |
| Model / SKU | RSP100DC-AU |
What a 100W solar panel will actually keep charged
A 100W panel is a top-up for your system, not a house-sized power source. In good Australian sun, expect somewhere around 300-400Wh a day once you factor in your angle, cloud and real-world losses, roughly enough to keep your boat's cranking battery topped up or hold your battery bank steady while gear draws off it slowly. It won't run your camp fridge through a run of overcast days on its own. Pair it with a second panel, or step up to the 200W ShadowFlux if you need more than a trickle charge.
Wiring the 100W panel into your system
This panel comes with solar connectors on a 600mm lead from the junction box, MC4-compatible with most 12V and 24V setups. Run that lead to a solar charge controller rated for your panel's output. Its open circuit voltage sits under 25V, so it works with almost any MPPT or PWM controller you've already got. Controller to your battery from there. If your factory lead's too short, we stock a compatible MC4 extension cable so you're not splicing your own.
Mounting and price: what you need to budget for
This panel ships as the panel and leads only, ready to wire into your existing setup. No mounting brackets and no charge controller in the box, so budget for both if you're starting from scratch. At $153.99, it sits below what other 100W rigid panels cost you once you account for the sealed junction box and a proper aluminium frame. Renogy backs your purchase with a genuine 10-year warranty, not the vague 12-month cover some cheaper imports carry.
What's Included
- 1x Renogy 100W N-type Solar Panel
- Solar connectors pre-wired, 600mm lead
- User manual
- Warranty card
What's Not Included
- Mounting brackets (Z-brackets or equivalent)
- Solar charge controller (MPPT or PWM)
- MC4 extension cable, if you need extra reach
Ships as the panel and leads only, ready to wire into an existing 12V/24V solar system. We stock a compatible MC4 extension cable if the factory lead doesn't reach your controller.
Not Sure Which Renogy Solar Panel Suits You?
Only need a light top-up for your boat battery or a small shed setup? This 100W panel is right-sized and priced to match. Running a fridge, lights and charging gear off-grid for days at a time? You'll want more than one panel on your rig, or step up to the 200W ShadowFlux instead. One thing to flag honestly: you'll need your own mounting brackets and a solar controller sized to suit, neither ships in the box. Every panel carries Renogy's 10-year output and workmanship warranty. True Gear adds a 100 Day Free Trial on top, if it's genuinely not right for your setup.
100W N-Type Solar Panel Manual
Download the 100W N-Type Solar Panel datasheet for full technical details and setup instructions.
