ECO-WORTHY 200 Watt 12V Complete Solar Panel Starter Kit for RV Off Grid with Battery and Inverter: 2pcs 100W Solar Panel + 30A Charge Controller + 100Ah Lithium Battery + 600W Premium Solar Inverter

So far I can say it’s easy to set up and use. One thing I must add tho you need to keep the inverter cool, meaning it can’t be shut up in a hot place without ventilation or it will shut off which is exactly what it should do . Perfect for running my shed lights in and outside

All I can say is awesome. I hooked it up for my outside cabana with tv, sound bar, fan and small fridge. Everything is working great

Great value for money I bought the one that came with the battery and it works great but I would of added a 3rd solar panel to the kit which I bought myself but whatever if your starting out with solar this is a great kit for limited use if you want better I’d go with a bigger wattage kit but to charge phones, laptops, and a fan and light this worked perfectly in our off grid cabin but the battery didn’t charge completely even with 3 panels it took days so do your self a favor and buy better solar panels eventually to charge the battery faster and in less time! Also fallow instructions! Do NOT CONNECT SOLAR PANELS FIRST TO CHARGE CONTROLLER

DO NOT ORDER AT ALL!!!! I ordered 2 kits, one I never opened and was going to send back. They only gave me one shipping label, so it was almost $300 to sent it back. The kit we did install will not power anything at all, can’t even plug a light into it. Absolute no customer service at all, and now I’m out $1,200. This company should get removed from Amazon.

I bought these for my RV, and though I didn't set them up yet i noticed that all I originally received from amazon was the inverter. Amazon marked the transaction as 'Done' and so i called amazon customer service. Seems the Amazon depot did not ship the panels or the battery and cables. I was contacted by the seller who made good on making sure that the parts were sent from their warehouses in separate shipments. So although it took a couple weeks extra, I found that it was worth it.Not a bad product in quality and design. Will update with more after installing and seeing it in action in March.

The system worked perfectly fine but stopped working after a month. Contacted Eco-Worthy for help and the representative guided me through steps to figure out the issue. It was the inverter that was bad, and Eco-Worthy sent me a replacement quickly to resolve the problem. Highly recommended this company.

I was a bit disappointed with this system. It is powering a shed with two lights and a ventilation fan. They are all hardwired and everything runs well, but we don’t run them a great deal as it is a shed. The problem I found was the inverter. It has a low heat dissipation temperature so the fans run all the time. This along with only two panels leaves your capacity lacking. We found over a week to 10 days the charge was almost completely depleted by the inverter. We now leave the inverter off and only turn it on with the remote control when we need power. We don’t see a power loss using it this way. Other than that it is easy to set up and use.

I purchased this set for my camper van. I use it to run a set of small LED lights, phone chargers, a camper vent, and a mini fridge at this time. One caveat: I run everything on DC power, I do not use the inverter. I live in the pacific northwest and go camping year-round.In the summer, this works amazing. With my setup, I cannot run the batteries out. During the day, they're charging more than I can use them. When they're fully charged, they're not going to run out overnight with my setup. I leave my camper van fridge on all summer as a beverage fridge, even when I'm not camping.In the winter, things are a little bit more dicey. If my batteries are fully charged, I can easily make it through a camping weekend, however, I do not use the vent fan in the winter. To get a full charge before I go, I need to have my fridge turned off for several days before I leave and only turn it on the morning before I go. The battery does wear down faster all weekend than it's charging back up, but the full charge plus small amount of recharge can push me through for a weekend.I do not believe this setup could work for someone living in a van full-time, unless you're living somewhere very sunny. Even in the summer, additional things might start to get to the point of draining on the battery too much. I'm considering trying out a super low watt coffee maker next summer, but I'll see what I can find.