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MSFO-200: Foldable Solar Panel for Camping and Vanlife

21.06.2026 01:00 1 min 1 source РУС
vanlifemag.de DEU
MSFO-200: Foldable Solar Panel for Camping and Vanlife
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Mestic has introduced the MSFO-200 foldable solar panel with a rated power of 200 W. Designed for off-grid power supply during trips, especially where storage space is limited. Folded dimensions are 54×58×5 cm, weight 7.6 kg; unfolded dimensions are 246×54×2.5 cm. The panel uses 144 monocrystalline PERC cells, claimed to offer higher energy yield than conventional cells. An MC4 cable set is required separately for connection to a power station. No price is listed on the product page, and the item is shown as unavailable for online purchase.

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21.06.2026 vanlifemag.de DEU Original source
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