--- product_id: 187515097 title: "RICH SOLAR 200 Watt Solar Panel, 12V N-Type 18BB, 25% High-Efficiency" brand: "rich solar" price: "NT$36884" currency: TWD in_stock: true reviews_count: 8 category: "Rich Solar" url: https://www.desertcart.tw/products/187515097-rich-solar-200-watt-solar-panel-12v-n-type-18bb store_origin: TW region: Taiwan --- # 10.9A peak power output Charges 12V batteries efficiently Heavy-duty anodized aluminum frame RICH SOLAR 200 Watt Solar Panel, 12V N-Type 18BB, 25% High-Efficiency **Brand:** rich solar **Price:** NT$36884 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > ☀️ Power your adventure with premium solar efficiency and rugged durability! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** RICH SOLAR 200 Watt Solar Panel, 12V N-Type 18BB, 25% High-Efficiency by rich solar - **How much does it cost?** NT$36884 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.tw](https://www.desertcart.tw/products/187515097-rich-solar-200-watt-solar-panel-12v-n-type-18bb) ## Best For - rich solar enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted rich solar brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Peace of Mind Warranty:** Industry-leading 25-year power output warranty plus 5-year material and craftsmanship coverage—invest with confidence. - • **Plug & Play Simplicity:** 14 pre-drilled mounting holes and 3' quick-connect cables make installation effortless and adaptable to any setup. - • **Maximized Off-Grid Freedom:** Generates a robust 10.9 amps at 18.39 volts, perfect for RVs, campers, marine, and remote power needs. - • **Built to Brave the Elements:** Rugged 1.3mm anodized aluminum frame and tempered glass with anti-reflective coating ensure decades of weatherproof reliability. - • **Consistent Power, Rain or Shine:** Advanced N-Type cells deliver stable output even in heat, clouds, or early mornings—never miss a charge. ## Overview The RICH SOLAR 200W Monocrystalline Solar Panel features high-efficiency N-Type cells producing 10.9 amps at 18.39 volts, housed in a durable anodized aluminum frame with tempered, anti-reflective glass. Designed for versatile off-grid applications like RVs, campers, and marine use, it offers easy installation with pre-drilled holes and quick-connect cables. Backed by a 25-year power warranty and 5-year material guarantee, this panel ensures reliable, long-term solar performance in diverse weather conditions. ## Description desertcart.com : RICH SOLAR 200 Watt Solar Panel, 12V N-Type 18BB, 25% High-Efficiency | 200w Solar Panel for RV Camping Boat Trailer Cabin Marine Off Grid, 25-Year Output Warranty, UL Certified , IP67 : Patio, Lawn & Garden Review: Awesome - This review is for the 200W panels. I am using multiple panels in an off-grid system. They were delivered in super sturdy boxes with nice heavy foam protection. Panel build quality is very good, no visual cell defects, excellent mechanical construction, edges line up, etc. Sealant is used where required; quality and application of sealant is good. The aluminum frame has multiple mounting holes, and there's ample room to drill more if required without affecting frame integrity. The glass appears to be good grade; it has a slight random pattern texture on the exterior surface. Junction box and connectors are good quality. Box is sealed with an o-ring. Although they are plastic, and obviously of 'foreign origin,' they seemed to be solid and well made. Soldering and component attachments were good. Lead wires are 3 feet, 12 AWG aluminum. Yes, aluminum, not tinned copper. I did a chemical test to confirm. Does it make a difference? Well, compared to 10 AWG copper, these will see a loss of about 1.2 watts per panel. Not significant in my opinion. Now for the numbers. I'm at about 33 N latitude, ~700 ft elevation, date is around April 20; we're on DST so the max solar elevation is right around 12:45 pm. Load is a discharged AGM bank in good condition, charge controller is an Outback FlexMax 60. In cloudless skies, output stayed about 180W per panel from about 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. with a peak of 188W. Power at 1.5 hrs post-sunrise and pre-sunset was 140W. These are all on an azimuth tracking mount. For some other numbers..... On a partly cloudy day, low white clouds with breaks, output was 220W at 4pm. This is typical of the conditions, because the low clouds reflect back some of the light. And because the light is so scattered, I still got 200W even when the panel was only aligned for elevation. On a fully cloudy day, with zero sun, output was a solid 50 watts, which is about what to expect. About 20 minutes before sunset, on a cloudy day, output was 10 watts, still enough to keep a float charge going. Not terribly useful, but just an interesting data point. There was a fair difference in output when alignment was less than optimal. In an Elevation-Only alignment, total output was about 800 watts from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., and 1080 watts fully aligned. If you add the "after hours" power, it makes an even bigger difference. This is a higher than expected difference, and I suspect that it's due to the lack of anti-reflective coating on the glass. Bottom line: great panels at a good price, nice for smaller projects that don't need the large full size panels. I would definitely buy these again. Update 8/26/20: So I actually did buy 2 more. However, my experience was a bit less than 5 stars. The 2 panels I received were packaged in old looking boxes, without the protection of the original 8 that I bought. They were not damaged though, except for some dings on the frame. They had a different cell style, and different junction box, but had the same product label and were marked as '200 watts.' In operation, they only would produce about 190 watts under test conditions (I used simulated lighting and loads for a fair comparison). In real world operation, I was able to get about 185 watts. I contacted Rich Solar, and they were quick to respond with a partial refund, and to keep the panels. In this case, I was actually ok with keeping the panels, so I accepted their offer. So what I ended up with is 190 W panels at a slight discount. I may buy again, but I will contact Rich Solar before purchasing to verify what I'm getting. Review: Great option for use with an EGO PST3040, PST3041, or PST3042 system! - UPDATE AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS REVIEW - JUN 2025 If you are a fan of EGO batteries and tools this panel fits very well with the Nexus PST3040, PST3041, PST3042 and CH1800 products to charge your batteries using solar energy. EGO does not recommend a panel with a rating over 100 watts, but we all know that panels never generate the rated wattage. Since the EGO CH1800 supports 180 watts, a 200 watt panel seems a good match to provide that extra power to get batteries charged faster in most conditions. It has worked exceptionally well for me for several years. Unless you park your EGO Nexus PST system right behind this panel, you will need a set of MC4 extension cables. You also, of course, need the EGO CH1800 charge controller. Hooking it up is fairly straightforward. I bought a mounting kit for the panel and put it on the remains of my kid's wooden outdoor play set. In North Texas it charged a 7.5 Ah battery with decent sun to panel geometry in about 5 hours but I think optimal geometry would have taken 4 hours. I also charged four 5.0 Ah batteries with mostly optimal geometry in 11 hours over the course of two days. I have since added a secondary position for the panel to pivot for later in the day to maintain close to optimal geometry. It makes a big difference, as I have seen faster charging times than my original observations. UPDATE JAN 2023 This setup has allowed me to cut, edge, weed eat, and blow grass through the entire 2022 season with no need for grid power! I’m not a tree hugger but it’s pretty cool to have been energy independent for all of my lawn care. I also have a battery powered vacuum for my house that I recharge using my solar charged ego batteries and nexus system. I’m sold on this system! UPDATE FEB 2024 Same results as last year. I am surprised how fast a single statically pointed panel is able to charge my 7.5Ah and 5.0Ah batteries. It makes a difference with using the 200W panel as I have heard complaints from others that it takes a long time with a 100W or 150W panel. Regardless, it is working well for me and I intend to continue using this panel to fully power all my lawn equipment. UPDATE JUN 2025 ...and the beat goes on. I have expanded my EGO system of tools and batteries and remain committed to using only off-grid power to run all of my equipment (including the use of two new 12.0Ah batteries). Yes, the 12.0Ah batteries do take longer to charge but I am proof that this panel can be used to keep up with average to heavy use. Something worth mentioning - we had a power outage earlier this year and I was able to run fans and computer equipment for the better part of a day using off grid power in my EGO batteries. The panel continues to provide strong current and I couldn't be happier with the setup. ## Features - 【High-Efficiency N-Type 18BB Cell】Featuring high-quality N-Type 18BB monocrystalline cells, the RICH SOLAR 200W solar panel achieves a cell efficiency of up to 25%. It delivers maximum energy output with ultra-low light-induced degradation (LID) and maintains excellent performance even in low-light, shaded, or extremely high-temperature environments. - 【Heavy-Duty & Weatherproof】Built with a 1.3mm heavy-duty anodized aluminum frame and high-transmittance tempered glass, this panel is IP67 rated to withstand strong winds (2,400 Pa), heavy snow (5,400 Pa), and extreme weather. The 18BB design reduces hot spots and micro-cracks, significantly extending service life for long-term reliability. - 【10.9A Output & 12V Fast Power】Measuring 58.7 x 26.8 x 1.2 inches and weighing 24 lbs, it maximizes surface area to deliver a high current of up to 10.9 amps, enabling rapid charging for 12V off-grid power systems. It comes with 3ft quick-connect cables for seamless series or parallel expansion. - 【Easy & Universal Mount】Features 14 pre-drilled holes for fast, effortless setup, fully compatible with Z-brackets, tilt mounts, and pole mounts. Supports PWM/MPPT charge controllers and grid-tied or off-grid inverters for seamless integration on RVs, campers, trailers, boats, and off-grid cabins. - 【25-Year Power Output Warranty】Backed by a 25-year linear power output warranty and a 5-year material workmanship warranty. It is engineered as a long-lasting, high-efficiency 200 watt solar module for complete energy independence. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B0851RPM1Q | | Amperage Capacity | 10.9 A | | Best Sellers Rank | #38,787 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #197 in Solar Panels | | Brand | RICH SOLAR | | Brand Name | RICH SOLAR | | Connector Type | MC4 | | Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 517 Reviews | | Efficiency | High Efficiency | | Included Components | 200W Monocrystalline Solar Panel | | Item Dimensions L x W x H | 58.7"L x 26.8"W x 1.2"H | | Item Type Name | 200 Watt 12 Volt 9BB Cell Monocrystalline Solar Panel | | Item Weight | 24 pounds | | Manufacturer | RICH SOLAR | | Manufacturer Part Number | RS-M200 | | Material | Aluminum, Monocrystalline Silicon, Tempered Glass | | Material Type | Aluminum, Monocrystalline Silicon, Tempered Glass | | Maximum Power | 200 watts | | Maximum Voltage | 18.39 volts | | Model Number | RS-M200 | | Number Of Cells | 18 | | Number of Items | 1 | | Output Voltage | 18.4 volts_of_direct_current | | Product Dimensions | 58.7"L x 26.8"W x 1.2"H | | Special Features | Excellent low-light performance, rugged durability, simple installation | | UPC | 732025695250 | | Unit Count | 1 Count | | Upper Temperature Rating | 185 °F | ## Product Details - **Brand:** RICH SOLAR - **Material:** Aluminum, Monocrystalline Silicon, Tempered Glass - **Product Dimensions:** 58.7"L x 26.8"W x 1.2"H - **Item Weight:** 24 Pounds - **Efficiency:** High Efficiency ## Images ![RICH SOLAR 200 Watt Solar Panel, 12V N-Type 18BB, 25% High-Efficiency - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71CsbZtedhL.jpg) ![RICH SOLAR 200 Watt Solar Panel, 12V N-Type 18BB, 25% High-Efficiency - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71OjL0cKLeL.jpg) ![RICH SOLAR 200 Watt Solar Panel, 12V N-Type 18BB, 25% High-Efficiency - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/713jhO9DQmL.jpg) ![RICH SOLAR 200 Watt Solar Panel, 12V N-Type 18BB, 25% High-Efficiency - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71LkKEyK5hL.jpg) ![RICH SOLAR 200 Watt Solar Panel, 12V N-Type 18BB, 25% High-Efficiency - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81KoZbJTCWL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Size** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: What is the warranty?** A: 25-year power output warranty: 5 year/95% efficiency rate, 10 year/90% efficiency rate, 25-year/80% efficiency rate, 5-year material and workmanship warranty. **Q: Unless I missed it I didn't see any mention of bypass diodes. Does this panel include bypass diodes?** A: Yes, every panel includes bypass diodes, they are in the junction box. **Q: Just to make sure, this is one 200 watt panel, and not two 100 watt panels... right? i know, i know, but i have to ask.** A: Yes it is one panel at 190 watts maybe you found a 200 watt I don't know . But Rich Solar is honest I like there products . **Q: Whats the sku?** A: SKU numbers are used to Identify a product and or part number. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Awesome *by W***4 on April 24, 2020* This review is for the 200W panels. I am using multiple panels in an off-grid system. They were delivered in super sturdy boxes with nice heavy foam protection. Panel build quality is very good, no visual cell defects, excellent mechanical construction, edges line up, etc. Sealant is used where required; quality and application of sealant is good. The aluminum frame has multiple mounting holes, and there's ample room to drill more if required without affecting frame integrity. The glass appears to be good grade; it has a slight random pattern texture on the exterior surface. Junction box and connectors are good quality. Box is sealed with an o-ring. Although they are plastic, and obviously of 'foreign origin,' they seemed to be solid and well made. Soldering and component attachments were good. Lead wires are 3 feet, 12 AWG aluminum. Yes, aluminum, not tinned copper. I did a chemical test to confirm. Does it make a difference? Well, compared to 10 AWG copper, these will see a loss of about 1.2 watts per panel. Not significant in my opinion. Now for the numbers. I'm at about 33 N latitude, ~700 ft elevation, date is around April 20; we're on DST so the max solar elevation is right around 12:45 pm. Load is a discharged AGM bank in good condition, charge controller is an Outback FlexMax 60. In cloudless skies, output stayed about 180W per panel from about 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. with a peak of 188W. Power at 1.5 hrs post-sunrise and pre-sunset was 140W. These are all on an azimuth tracking mount. For some other numbers..... On a partly cloudy day, low white clouds with breaks, output was 220W at 4pm. This is typical of the conditions, because the low clouds reflect back some of the light. And because the light is so scattered, I still got 200W even when the panel was only aligned for elevation. On a fully cloudy day, with zero sun, output was a solid 50 watts, which is about what to expect. About 20 minutes before sunset, on a cloudy day, output was 10 watts, still enough to keep a float charge going. Not terribly useful, but just an interesting data point. There was a fair difference in output when alignment was less than optimal. In an Elevation-Only alignment, total output was about 800 watts from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., and 1080 watts fully aligned. If you add the "after hours" power, it makes an even bigger difference. This is a higher than expected difference, and I suspect that it's due to the lack of anti-reflective coating on the glass. Bottom line: great panels at a good price, nice for smaller projects that don't need the large full size panels. I would definitely buy these again. Update 8/26/20: So I actually did buy 2 more. However, my experience was a bit less than 5 stars. The 2 panels I received were packaged in old looking boxes, without the protection of the original 8 that I bought. They were not damaged though, except for some dings on the frame. They had a different cell style, and different junction box, but had the same product label and were marked as '200 watts.' In operation, they only would produce about 190 watts under test conditions (I used simulated lighting and loads for a fair comparison). In real world operation, I was able to get about 185 watts. I contacted Rich Solar, and they were quick to respond with a partial refund, and to keep the panels. In this case, I was actually ok with keeping the panels, so I accepted their offer. So what I ended up with is 190 W panels at a slight discount. I may buy again, but I will contact Rich Solar before purchasing to verify what I'm getting. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great option for use with an EGO PST3040, PST3041, or PST3042 system! *by D***R on April 15, 2022* UPDATE AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS REVIEW - JUN 2025 If you are a fan of EGO batteries and tools this panel fits very well with the Nexus PST3040, PST3041, PST3042 and CH1800 products to charge your batteries using solar energy. EGO does not recommend a panel with a rating over 100 watts, but we all know that panels never generate the rated wattage. Since the EGO CH1800 supports 180 watts, a 200 watt panel seems a good match to provide that extra power to get batteries charged faster in most conditions. It has worked exceptionally well for me for several years. Unless you park your EGO Nexus PST system right behind this panel, you will need a set of MC4 extension cables. You also, of course, need the EGO CH1800 charge controller. Hooking it up is fairly straightforward. I bought a mounting kit for the panel and put it on the remains of my kid's wooden outdoor play set. In North Texas it charged a 7.5 Ah battery with decent sun to panel geometry in about 5 hours but I think optimal geometry would have taken 4 hours. I also charged four 5.0 Ah batteries with mostly optimal geometry in 11 hours over the course of two days. I have since added a secondary position for the panel to pivot for later in the day to maintain close to optimal geometry. It makes a big difference, as I have seen faster charging times than my original observations. UPDATE JAN 2023 This setup has allowed me to cut, edge, weed eat, and blow grass through the entire 2022 season with no need for grid power! I’m not a tree hugger but it’s pretty cool to have been energy independent for all of my lawn care. I also have a battery powered vacuum for my house that I recharge using my solar charged ego batteries and nexus system. I’m sold on this system! UPDATE FEB 2024 Same results as last year. I am surprised how fast a single statically pointed panel is able to charge my 7.5Ah and 5.0Ah batteries. It makes a difference with using the 200W panel as I have heard complaints from others that it takes a long time with a 100W or 150W panel. Regardless, it is working well for me and I intend to continue using this panel to fully power all my lawn equipment. UPDATE JUN 2025 ...and the beat goes on. I have expanded my EGO system of tools and batteries and remain committed to using only off-grid power to run all of my equipment (including the use of two new 12.0Ah batteries). Yes, the 12.0Ah batteries do take longer to charge but I am proof that this panel can be used to keep up with average to heavy use. Something worth mentioning - we had a power outage earlier this year and I was able to run fans and computer equipment for the better part of a day using off grid power in my EGO batteries. The panel continues to provide strong current and I couldn't be happier with the setup. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great value and performance *by S***K on August 22, 2025* I've bought 7 of these in the past five years and they have performed great. Off grid camping in my cargo conversion and as long as I have sun they juice up the batteries just fine. I also have 2 trucks with pull outs and 12v fridges and a 200w panel on each. I use the truck fridge for a freezer when camping and as a drink/grocery keeper when in town. Never failed yet and am putting 3 on my new build. 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