SolarFam Mono 100Wp Black

• Narrow size: 1190 × 450 mm, convenient for limited roof space.
• 100Wp nominal power: suitable for maintenance charging and daily basic consumers.
• Black finish: black frame and dark cell structure for a sleek look on the roof.
• MC4 connection: standard solar panel connectors, easy to combine with solar cables and MPPT controllers.
• IP67 junction box: suitable for outdoor use on camper roofs, provided it is correctly mounted and connected.

Tip: always measure your camper roof thoroughly beforehand. Take into account roof hatches, fans, roof rails, shade from accessories, and the location of the cable entry. Also, measure the required space for the mounting material. Roof supports or spoilers often protrude slightly beyond the panel, and the required space depends on the chosen mounting method.

Do you want to install multiple panels of the same type? Then you can opt for a bundle with several SolarFam Mono 100Wp Black solar panels. Bundle discounts apply when purchasing multiple panels simultaneously.

• 1 × SolarFam Mono 100Wp Black – 100Wp
• 2 × SolarFam Mono Black 100Wp – 200Wp total
• 3 × SolarFam Mono Black 100Wp – 300Wp total
• 4 × SolarFam Mono Black 100Wp – 400Wp total

This 100Wp solar panel is suitable for fixed mounting on motorhomes, campervans, and other off-grid applications where a compact and narrow glass panel is desired.

• Maintenance charging of a leisure battery.
• Recharging a 12V battery bank via a suitable MPPT charge controller.
• Daily basic consumers such as LED lighting, phone chargers, water pump, and ventilation.
• Expanding an existing camper installation with additional solar power.
• Combining with multiple identical panels for more yield.

This panel is usually mounted with aluminium roof brackets or spoilers. Ensure strong mechanical mounting, proper sealing, and a neat cable route indoors.

• Use suitable aluminium roof brackets or 45 cm Solara spoilers.
• Degrease the roof well and follow the instructions for the adhesive, sealant, and primer used.
• Use a suitable roof cable entry for the solar cables.
• Secure cables on the roof firmly with UV-resistant adhesive pads and zip ties.
• Prevent cables from chafing, kinking, or moving loosely while driving.

Do not connect this solar panel directly to the battery. Always use a suitable charge controller, preferably an MPPT charge controller. This converts the panel voltage to a suitable charging voltage for your battery.

• Use UV-resistant solar cable between the panel and the charge controller.
• Use a suitable MPPT charge controller for your solar panel installation.
• Always place a fuse or suitable DC protection on the battery side of the MPPT.
• For example, use a battery cable set with fuse for smaller systems.
• For multiple panels: check that the maximum input voltage and charging current of the MPPT are suitable.

• Aluminium roof brackets or 45 cm spoilers
• Roof cable entry for solar cables
• Solar cable set 4mm² with MC4 connectors
• MPPT charge controller suitable for the number of panels
• Battery cable set with fuse
• DC circuit breaker for safe maintenance

Want to put together a complete kit? Send us a photo of your roof and your current electrical setup, and we'll help you with practical advice.

• Connecting the solar panel directly to a battery without a charge controller.
• Using an undersized or unsuitable MPPT for multiple panels.
• Combining panels with different voltages or wattages without checking specifications.
• Using cables that are too thin for longer cable runs, leading to unnecessary voltage loss.
• Not installing a fuse or DC protection on the battery side of the charge controller.
• Leaving cables loose on the roof, risking chafing, leaks, or cable breaks.
• Insufficiently sealing the roof cable entry or using the wrong sealant/primer for the roof material.

Is this a 12V solar panel?
This panel is often used in 12V camper systems, but you don't connect it directly to a 12V battery. You use a suitable MPPT charge controller between the solar panel and the battery.

Can I combine multiple SolarFam 100Wp panels?
Yes, this usually works well when combining identical panels. However, pay attention to the correct series or parallel connection and choose an MPPT controller that matches the total power and maximum voltage.

Is one 100Wp panel enough for my camper?
That depends on your consumption. For small basic consumption, 100Wp can help, but for a compressor fridge, laptop use, or staying off-grid for several days, more solar power and battery capacity are often needed.

Does this panel fit every camper roof?
Not always. The panel is narrow, but 1190 mm long. Therefore, measure carefully beforehand to ensure the panel fits next to roof hatches, fans, rails, and other obstacles. Also, consider additional space for the chosen roof brackets or spoilers.

Which MPPT do I need?
That depends on the number of panels, the wiring, and your battery installation. If in doubt, you can send us the number of panels and your system voltage, and we will advise a suitable controller.