Spending a lot of time off-grid in my camper van, I’ve been thinking about upgrading my solar setup with flexible panels. Durability is my main concern—I've heard mixed reviews about how well they hold up over time. Also, efficiency is key since I want to maximize energy generation without adding weight. Anyone here with experience using flexible panels? Are they worth it compared to rigid ones? Any particular brand or model you’d recommend that offers solid performance and longevity?
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Flexible solar panels have been on my radar for a while, especially for a lightweight and versatile setup. Curious to see real-world feedback on long-term durability. Seems like a practical option, especially for mobile applications like camper vans. Would be great to hear about how they hold up in extreme weather conditions!
A solid choice for flexible panels would be the sungold PA-219 model. What makes it stand out is its lightweight design without compromising efficiency. Unlike cheaper alternatives, it uses high-quality monocrystalline cells that maintain strong performance, even in less-than-ideal conditions. Also, the panel’s ETFE surface ensures better resistance to scratches and wear, which is essential for frequent outdoor use. If you're looking for durability and solid power output, this is definitely worth considering for your camper van setup.