The 300W Atem Solar Blanket looks well made, looks and feels nice. Comes with a 20A Controller which I didn't use, alligator clicks and Anderson plugs as well as a decent length cable. All packs away neatly into the bag.Had a brief chance to test these today, 1:30pm in March we had a good burst of sun so I took some calculations from the Renogy 20A Rover Charge Controller. 18V @ 13.2A = 237W (Panel specs are: 18.2V @ 16.5A = 300WEarlier in the morning at around 9:30am full sun produced - 18V @ 8.86A = 159WBased on the above I don't feel confident I'll ever see the rated 300W that these panels are supposed to put out. But... I guess after reading all the comments online I think 237W was a decent test.Looking forward to testing these out in full-blown direct ... MoreThe 300W Atem Solar Blanket looks well made, looks and feels nice. Comes with a 20A Controller which I didn't use, alligator clicks and Anderson plugs as well as a decent length cable. All packs away neatly into the bag.Had a brief chance to test these today, 1:30pm in March we had a good burst of sun so I took some calculations from the Renogy 20A Rover Charge Controller. 18V @ 13.2A = 237W (Panel specs are: 18.2V @ 16.5A = 300WEarlier in the morning at around 9:30am full sun produced - 18V @ 8.86A = 159WBased on the above I don't feel confident I'll ever see the rated 300W that these panels are supposed to put out. But... I guess after reading all the comments online I think 237W was a decent test.Looking forward to testing these out in full-blown direct summer sun and playing with angles to see what we can pull out of them.

300w solar blanket

The first 300w blanket I received was defective and only pushing around 4.6A equating to about 120W. I got in touch with Vicoffroad and Bob was fast to offer a replacement or a refund, I opted for the replacement. The new blanket arrived and I tested straight away good sun no clouds not optimal position for the blanket flat on the ground and it was producing 9.7 of the claimed 11( this is always measured in perfect conditions for all panels and blankets) so I'm absolutely happy at around 240W for the money spent. An ethical company to deal with that take customers satisfaction seriously. Bob thank you.

Absolutely brilliant product and great

Absolutely brilliant product and great value for money. I used to stress about my camper trailer batteries with a 250w fixed panel. But after upgrading to the 300w solar blanket with MPPT controller, that stress is gone, I just used it over two days which were mostly overcast and it kept my batteries topped up for the entire trip. When I had a sunny day I was getting readings above 14v, something I never achieved before.The small pack up of the blanket has worked well for our limited storage space.I've recommended it to all my camping mates

Awesome robust 300w portable panel.

So far, so good! I’m impressed! 😀I’m using it to run an inverter to charge tool batteries on job sites where there is no power available and that’s definitely a time saver! It’s easy to set up and packs away neatly and feels really robust.Only wish it had a voltage display on the charge controller instead of just L.ED’s.I just sit it on the roof of my car and the cord length is plenty to reach the car battery. Get one, you’ll be glad you did.Stuart. East Bentleigh Victoria.

Bought 300W Atem Solar blanket… never more than 80W output

I’m currently sitting on a blistering no cloud day, my battery is down to 50% capacity and the maximum output I can get after changing every angle to maximise watts is less than 80W. To say that I’m disappointed is an understatement! I see no reason why the blanket is performing so poorly. It’s less than 9 months old.

Great Folding Solar Panel

Great product that works as described. Did also purchase a Renogy Voyager controller to replace the one with the unit as this improves control & provides quality digital interface. This combination works well together.

Happy with delivery and description

Happy with delivery and description of product. A little disappointed with the output of the matt. Tested the product multiple times on a sunny day midday and only achieved 180w However, I have come to expect this as all my other solar panels never achieve their stated outputs.

Not 300w

Placed on a board angled at 25 degrees facing north at mid day in early December. Plugged directly into my enerdrive MPPT controller i was only getting 12amps output.My battery was low and was in a bulk / absorption stage of its charge cycle accepting 14.4v.14.4v x 12.0A = 172.8WIts common knowledge that most cheap solar blankets on the market operate at half their rated output, and the 300w atem power solar blanket is no exception.If you buy this just beware that it wont produce more than 200w

Not true to label (but not surprised)

The promise of 300W was ambitious and the delivery was as expected (not at that level).I would respect these online sales a lot more if the items lived up to the stated ratings . The power delivered by the unit was not at the level advertised however the unit is mostly sufficient to my needs.

Real Review of Panel with data.

Purchased this panel from Vic Off Road but on EBAY site.Set up on a warm day in SA.Air Temp was 36 degrees, temp measured on solar blanket 55 deg.Short Circuit Current measured as 14.21AmpsLoad Current measured as 13.83Amps using a Renogy 50amp DC-DC charger feeding lithium 250Ah batteries.Panel was laid flat on some raised wooden trellis and the sun was at 70 degrees elevation.Clear Sky all day (my house roof panels generated 41.6Kw for the day).Actual specs show that short circuit current should be 19.67(with a power tolerance +/- 2%) in advertising the specs always show the max. Min would be 18.88 amps.With degradation due to the panel Temp the panel performed well.At the same time I also tested an EBAY 350W folding solar blanket (same conditions).The ... MorePurchased this panel from Vic Off Road but on EBAY site.Set up on a warm day in SA.Air Temp was 36 degrees, temp measured on solar blanket 55 deg.Short Circuit Current measured as 14.21AmpsLoad Current measured as 13.83Amps using a Renogy 50amp DC-DC charger feeding lithium 250Ah batteries.Panel was laid flat on some raised wooden trellis and the sun was at 70 degrees elevation.Clear Sky all day (my house roof panels generated 41.6Kw for the day).Actual specs show that short circuit current should be 19.67(with a power tolerance +/- 2%) in advertising the specs always show the max. Min would be 18.88 amps.With degradation due to the panel Temp the panel performed well.At the same time I also tested an EBAY 350W folding solar blanket (same conditions).The EBAY panel quoted 19.63 amps load current (I only got 7.93 load current and short circuit current of 9.89 amps).The ATEM 300W panel performed at 84.38% of its quoted specifications.The EBAY 350W panel only reached a measly 41.69% of its quoted specifications.The EBAY panel costs $250 delivered and you know the price of the ATEM.So you pay about 33% more but get 100% more output.I am keeping mine and going to consumer affairs about the other one.