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product_id: 283392741
title: "ALLPOWERS SP029 140W Portable Solar Panel Charger for Laptop Cellphone, Waterproof IP65 Foldable Solar Panel with 5 Output, for Solar Generator, Power Bank, 12V Car Battery"
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# 140W peak power output IP65 waterproof durability 5 versatile output ports ALLPOWERS SP029 140W Portable Solar Panel Charger for Laptop Cellphone, Waterproof IP65 Foldable Solar Panel with 5 Output, for Solar Generator, Power Bank, 12V Car Battery

**Brand:** allpowers
**Price:** € 255.45
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ☀️ Charge smarter, travel lighter, and never miss a beat with ALLPOWERS solar power!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** ALLPOWERS SP029 140W Portable Solar Panel Charger for Laptop Cellphone, Waterproof IP65 Foldable Solar Panel with 5 Output, for Solar Generator, Power Bank, 12V Car Battery by allpowers
- **How much does it cost?** € 255.45 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- allpowers enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted allpowers brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Multi-Device Ready:** Five output ports including PD 60W USB-C and dual USB-A ensure seamless charging for laptops, phones, and 12V batteries.
- • **Plug & Play Solar Freedom:** Includes multiple connectors and parallel port for chaining panels, empowering you to scale your solar setup effortlessly.
- • **Power Up Anywhere, Anytime:** 140W high-efficiency solar cells deliver up to 22% conversion for rapid charging on the go.
- • **Travel Light, Charge Heavy:** Foldable design weighs just 9.9 lbs and folds to a compact 22x14.2x0.2 inches — perfect for the modern nomad.
- • **Built to Brave the Elements:** IP65-rated waterproof nylon construction with surge and short circuit protection keeps your gear safe in any weather.

## Overview

The ALLPOWERS SP029 is a 140W foldable solar panel charger engineered for professionals on the move. Featuring high-efficiency polycrystalline silicon cells with up to 22% conversion, it supports five output ports—including fast PD 60W USB-C—for versatile device compatibility. Its IP65 waterproof rating and durable nylon build ensure reliable performance outdoors, while its lightweight, compact foldable design makes it ideal for travel, camping, or emergency backup. With included connectors and the ability to chain panels, it offers scalable, clean energy wherever you go.

## Description

desertcart.com : ALLPOWERS SP029 140W Portable Solar Panel Charger for Laptop Cellphone, Waterproof IP65 Foldable Solar Panel with 5 Output, for Solar Generator, Power Bank, 12V Car Battery : Patio, Lawn & Garden

Review: Great Full Featured - Solar PowerStation at a great price. - 2021 AllPowers 120 watt Solar Panel I already have an AllPowers 372Wh Power Station Generator. Which works great. I have used it to power lights and fans during a power outage. Also used it to power Christmas lights on my pontoon boat this year. The Power Station is easy to use, well built and even supports Bluetooth connectivity through an app on my iPhone. I compared many brands before choosing Allpowers. In the end AllPowers offered the most features, quality and value for the price. Very glad I made the Allpowers choice and highly recommended it. I am an AllPowers fan. Anytime I have contacted AllPowers support they have been quick to respond, knowledgeable about their products and very willing to engage on resolving my issues. Now I am trying the new AllPowers 120 watt Solar Panel, to charge my AllPowers power station generator. This panel is capable of charging any Brand of generator/power station or other project needing solar power; As it comes with a wide variety of connectors and adapters. My AP power station can use AC wall power, a DC 5.5 x 2.1mm barrel plug or an Anderson connector to charge. This panel comes with both DC5521 and Anderson connected, as well as adapters for many other needs. It’s size and weight is what surprised me the most. At 22 x 14.2 x 2 when folded, it is just two notebook paper pages tall by a little more than one sheet of notebook paper (landscape) wide. When fully open it is 22 x 60 inches, much smaller than similar wattage panels. I believe this is because this newer panel is more solar efficient than older style panels @ (21%). Ultimately this means this panel has a faster charge time, is lighter weight and is smaller size than similar older panels on the market. It comes with a built in charge controller that manages the various voltage and amperage power out of the panel. For example the MP4 solar connector provides 21v at 20A, DC ports provide 12v at 10amps, USB ports provide 5v at 2.4amps and DC 18v at 3amps for a laptop. You can also chain two of theses panels together to get more amperage for even more power and faster charging times. All right out of the box. Overall this is an impressive foldable solar panel with all of the features and adapters you may need, faster charge times, better solar efficiency, lighter weight and smaller size than comparable panels. I continue to be amazed at the AllPowers products. The quality and features they offer are first rate and are offered at a very reasonable price point.
Review: Full disclaimer, I’ve only had this for ~36 hours…BUT WOW - Edit: 6 months later… I’ve had it for around 6 months and it’s worked well when I’ve used it. I’m still very worried about its longevity - roof mounted panels will last years and years without so much as a scratch…this thing as it’s put up and taken down often…it may last 2 years tops. It is very heavy too. I carry it with one hand but wouldn’t trust most of my family to be able to. I see bubbling under some of the solar modules, and I’m sure it’s effecting performance. Now in full sun I’m lucky to get 300w typically. I will say as far as technical support and warranty are concerned - they sent me a replacement VERY quick after discovering that something shorted out on my panel. The voltage dropped at that time to 1v, but was still existing so it wasn’t an open circuit….ive actually fixed that panel by cutting it all open and replaced a diode and it’s working just as well (but more bubbling under the modules, so I expect it’s just an age thing) Original post: So far, amazing. I have this plugged into a set of homemade extensions (16ga CCA wire) followed by a set of 20ft extensions purchased on desertcart and delivered yesterday - into a bluetti AC200 MAX’s solar input. First day of original setup, I was getting 40-60w while terribly overcast at 5pm, so the sun was super low and ridiculously covered. The second day (full day of high sun, but also ridiculously overcast, picture of said sun and clouds) I was pulling a solid 130w all day long. Not bad considering (funny enough a Solar prediction app I have suggested I’d make so little with the weather that day that it would hardly offset the bluetti operating wattage….it was far exceeding that) TODAY is a sunny day, and so far today I pulled 397 watts for a few minutes…altogether it’s partly cloudy now, so I’ll watch it hit 390 then simmer to 130 or so (I’d say on my setup the 130-150 is about baseline that I can always expect to hit) It’s setup in the yard, pointed directly at the sun, but the wattage peaked to where I wanted it to for sure. Cons: So far it feels fragile…more fragile than I care to admit. This may be a solar suitcase, but these are NOT flexible panels, so if you were to have them drop on something while carrying to setup, you will likely damage them? Not sure, don’t want to find out. Be careful with them. (I’m knocking a star down on portability only for this reason, but it’s almost to be expected this thing is big and fragile) Because of the sheer size and weight, this means the wind can easily take this thing and flip it/flatten it. If so, be careful about what you put underneath it or around it as well as the terrain it’s on. (There are nice little loops to secure it to something if you wish to do so on the top and bottom between the panels) Altogether I got this for a really good deal with discounts and promotions and am EXTREMELY happy with its performance. I full time in an RV, and had yet to get Solar and while I’m building out a legit rooftop array, I purchased this so at least I’m making some production and offset my ‘always on electronics’. This will easily stay in my arsenal and probably purchase a second because the bluetti can take in quite a few more watts of Solar and this thing is worth it that’s for sure. I’ll update after some time owning it for longevity sake!

## Features

- ▶5 Output For Your Need: Solar-M-C-4 Output can deliver 25A(max)current, Dual USB-A port(5V/2.4A per port) for charging your 5V powered gadgets, and 18V DC outputfor charging your 12V car battery and portable generators, PD60W USB-C output for charging your laptop fastly. The junction box parallel connecting port for connecting multiple foldable solar panel.
- ▶High Efficiency: 140W solar cell is made from US, up to 22% efficiency, providing endless energy for laptop, power station,cellphone and other battery under sun
- ▶Foldable & Portable:1/3 lighter than the same power of solar slicon. The total power increased by 1/3 in compare with the same solar panel size. Folded size only 22x14.2x0.2inch, 9.9lb, Great for traveling off the beaten path without access to electric and won't take up much room.
- ▶Waterproof & Durable: Constructed with a durable and waterproof nylon and adjustable bracket to receive the most effective sunlight; Short circuit and surge protection technology keep you and your devices safe.
- ▶Package Contents：ALLPOWERS 140W folding solar charger, solar to 5.5x2.1mm cable, 5 laptop and power station connectors, instruction manual.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Brand | ALLPOWERS |
| Efficiency | High Efficiency |
| Included Components | 140W SOLAR PANEL |
| Item Weight | 4.5 Kilograms |
| Material | Polycrystalline Silicon |
| Product Dimensions | 25"L x 14"W x 1.6"H |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** ALLPOWERS
- **Material:** Polycrystalline Silicon
- **Product Dimensions:** 25"L x 14"W x 1.6"H
- **Item Weight:** 4.5 Kilograms
- **Efficiency:** High Efficiency

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Can these solar panels be run in series?  If so, what is the maximum number of panels I can connect in series?**
A: The maximum number depends on your solar charger.  It will list a maximum voltage.  Look at the specs and see what the open circuit voltage of the panel is.  Then look at your battery charger for the max solar input voltage.  It can range quite a bit, so it is very important.  Divide the maximum voltage for the charger by the open circuit voltage of the panel.  The whole number will be the max number of panels.

For instance - If the max input for the charger is 150V and the panel will output 52V open circuit, 150/52 = 2.88.  The maximum series panels would be 2.  2 x 52 - 104.  As long as that number is at least 20V higher than your battery voltage, you should be golden.

Also, look at the short circuit amps to make sure you are under the max current for the charger if you hook your panels in parallel.  Series panels add voltage.  Parallel panels add current.

**Q: Can this do a parallel  or serial connection with the ecoflow solar panels?**
A: The working voltage of this solar panel is 18V, which is suitable for your power station.
The parallel voltage is unchanged, and the MC4 parallel connector is required.
The series voltages are added.

**Q: What's the average power output? Seeing most people post between 78-100w. My battery can take up to 200w, wondering if I can hook up 2 of these?**
A: I’ve gotten between 102-95 on mine and yes you can connect two. You would need to buy a Y connecter set.

**Q: Will this work with an ebl 300 watt?**
A: The working voltage of the solar panel is 18V, if the power station accepts 18V solar charging, it will be adapted.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Full Featured - Solar PowerStation at a great price.
*by B***N on February 27, 2021*

2021 AllPowers 120 watt Solar Panel I already have an AllPowers 372Wh Power Station Generator. Which works great. I have used it to power lights and fans during a power outage. Also used it to power Christmas lights on my pontoon boat this year. The Power Station is easy to use, well built and even supports Bluetooth connectivity through an app on my iPhone. I compared many brands before choosing Allpowers. In the end AllPowers offered the most features, quality and value for the price. Very glad I made the Allpowers choice and highly recommended it. I am an AllPowers fan. Anytime I have contacted AllPowers support they have been quick to respond, knowledgeable about their products and very willing to engage on resolving my issues. Now I am trying the new AllPowers 120 watt Solar Panel, to charge my AllPowers power station generator. This panel is capable of charging any Brand of generator/power station or other project needing solar power; As it comes with a wide variety of connectors and adapters. My AP power station can use AC wall power, a DC 5.5 x 2.1mm barrel plug or an Anderson connector to charge. This panel comes with both DC5521 and Anderson connected, as well as adapters for many other needs. It’s size and weight is what surprised me the most. At 22 x 14.2 x 2 when folded, it is just two notebook paper pages tall by a little more than one sheet of notebook paper (landscape) wide. When fully open it is 22 x 60 inches, much smaller than similar wattage panels. I believe this is because this newer panel is more solar efficient than older style panels @ (21%). Ultimately this means this panel has a faster charge time, is lighter weight and is smaller size than similar older panels on the market. It comes with a built in charge controller that manages the various voltage and amperage power out of the panel. For example the MP4 solar connector provides 21v at 20A, DC ports provide 12v at 10amps, USB ports provide 5v at 2.4amps and DC 18v at 3amps for a laptop. You can also chain two of theses panels together to get more amperage for even more power and faster charging times. All right out of the box. Overall this is an impressive foldable solar panel with all of the features and adapters you may need, faster charge times, better solar efficiency, lighter weight and smaller size than comparable panels. I continue to be amazed at the AllPowers products. The quality and features they offer are first rate and are offered at a very reasonable price point.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Full disclaimer, I’ve only had this for ~36 hours…BUT WOW
*by S***R on February 26, 2023*

Edit: 6 months later… I’ve had it for around 6 months and it’s worked well when I’ve used it. I’m still very worried about its longevity - roof mounted panels will last years and years without so much as a scratch…this thing as it’s put up and taken down often…it may last 2 years tops. It is very heavy too. I carry it with one hand but wouldn’t trust most of my family to be able to. I see bubbling under some of the solar modules, and I’m sure it’s effecting performance. Now in full sun I’m lucky to get 300w typically. I will say as far as technical support and warranty are concerned - they sent me a replacement VERY quick after discovering that something shorted out on my panel. The voltage dropped at that time to 1v, but was still existing so it wasn’t an open circuit….ive actually fixed that panel by cutting it all open and replaced a diode and it’s working just as well (but more bubbling under the modules, so I expect it’s just an age thing) Original post: So far, amazing. I have this plugged into a set of homemade extensions (16ga CCA wire) followed by a set of 20ft extensions purchased on Amazon and delivered yesterday - into a bluetti AC200 MAX’s solar input. First day of original setup, I was getting 40-60w while terribly overcast at 5pm, so the sun was super low and ridiculously covered. The second day (full day of high sun, but also ridiculously overcast, picture of said sun and clouds) I was pulling a solid 130w all day long. Not bad considering (funny enough a Solar prediction app I have suggested I’d make so little with the weather that day that it would hardly offset the bluetti operating wattage….it was far exceeding that) TODAY is a sunny day, and so far today I pulled 397 watts for a few minutes…altogether it’s partly cloudy now, so I’ll watch it hit 390 then simmer to 130 or so (I’d say on my setup the 130-150 is about baseline that I can always expect to hit) It’s setup in the yard, pointed directly at the sun, but the wattage peaked to where I wanted it to for sure. Cons: So far it feels fragile…more fragile than I care to admit. This may be a solar suitcase, but these are NOT flexible panels, so if you were to have them drop on something while carrying to setup, you will likely damage them? Not sure, don’t want to find out. Be careful with them. (I’m knocking a star down on portability only for this reason, but it’s almost to be expected this thing is big and fragile) Because of the sheer size and weight, this means the wind can easily take this thing and flip it/flatten it. If so, be careful about what you put underneath it or around it as well as the terrain it’s on. (There are nice little loops to secure it to something if you wish to do so on the top and bottom between the panels) Altogether I got this for a really good deal with discounts and promotions and am EXTREMELY happy with its performance. I full time in an RV, and had yet to get Solar and while I’m building out a legit rooftop array, I purchased this so at least I’m making some production and offset my ‘always on electronics’. This will easily stay in my arsenal and probably purchase a second because the bluetti can take in quite a few more watts of Solar and this thing is worth it that’s for sure. I’ll update after some time owning it for longevity sake!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good Value & REAL WORLD OUTPUT, Vs. Rated Yes it makes 200 Watts But Useful 12
*by G***E on August 27, 2023*

Panels, especially folding ones, never meet my expectations as far as output, until I realized REAL WORLD output and RATED POWER are two different things. This applies to ALL PV (Solar) PANELS not just All Power. More below but first the overall impression. ALL POWER comes with a good variety of useful accessories and the design is good, quality is very good for price. I got it for $239. That is a good price compared to other brands that may cost $400-$800. Are the other brands better? IDK? You would expect more for the price, but not necessarily. The fold out kickstands works well. I like how they have a pocked for the panel output cables and accessories YES the power cables leads are short which is fine with me, so the cables can store in pocket.... They use high quality cable and connectors. I have extension power cables so my devices are in the sade... panel in sun. RATED POWER - The big variable besides sunlight hitting the panel, no shade even just a corner kills output, aiming the panel at sun, how hot the panel, is what is the panel connected to. What are you trying to power (Load/Drain). Typically it is a battery you are charging to provide power to the devices you want to power. More accurately it is a BATTERY CHARGER or battery controller you connect the panel to. Sometimes those are a discreate device, other times integrated in a POWER STATION with the battery. Not all controllers love DC power direct from a PV (Photovoltaic) Solar Panel. Some battery charging controllers are optimized for one solar panels but may not be optimal for another brand of solar panel. Does not mean the panel is bad, just mis-matched. Spoiler Alert, ALL POWER does meet it's rating 200W, but for my actual usage I could only extract about 125W for my application. This is normal. I compared All Power to two 100W high end ridged panels (big and heavy) in parallel, they do the same thing in my application. Although the ridged panels consistently had about 10% to 12% more Real World output. Not a big deal. The point being both panels did not make 200W in my application... but both tested to their rated 200W. RATED POWER... How to measure. In strong full sunlight mid day w/ panels angled right at sun, using a volt meter check open voltage. This is with no device connected. You will see 20V give or take. Then check shorted amps, with an Amp meter able to measure at least 12 Amps DC (you can do this in series with meter leads or clamp on DC Amp Meter). I measured 20V open and 10.18Amps Short. (NOTE WHEN YOU SHORT THE + and - YOU WILL GET A SPARK. IT IS OK). ALL POWER, 203.4 Watts under the conditions it was tested under... However when connected to REAL WORLD load the actual power it is normal to get less Wattage due to mismatch with controller and that solar panel design. I DO NOT KNOW if $800 panel similarly rated will do much better. I would hope so, but who knows. My application is a 500W POWER STATION to run a 12V Frig/Freeze when camping. The Frig in moderate outside temps can run 24 hours on the Power station, about 24Watts an hour. The charge controller in my power station LIKES 24V, and limits charging to 125 watts (to protect the internal batteries). Voltage can be from 12v to 30v but anything under 20 volts the charging drops off. I tried to charge the power station off car's 12v jack (13-14v) and it was pathetic. So it is not all the Solar panels fault. Most panels open circuit make 20 volts, but under load the volts drop to 14-17 volts... this is normal and some charging controllers don't like lower voltages. *That is why I use a boost converter to charge my Power Station from Solar panels.* TIP I USE A BOOST (bucking type) Converter to get voltage to 24V regardless of input voltage (output from panels). The panels are going to be well below their OPEN voltage, often in 15v-17v range. Better more advanced (expensive) power stations may be more flexible. So my charger sees 24 volts and at what ever the current (Amps) are and charges most efficiently. If there are clouds and panel drops too low the booster drops out and you are no longer charging. It really is great in that with low morning or late afternoon light it continues to charge without dropping off as it does when panels are directly connected to Pwr Station. My Renogy 2x 100W panels behave in a similar way with this power station as the All Power panel. Some combination of power station and panels do better than others. SIDE BY SIDE COMPARISON WITH ALL POWER (portable folding) and TWO Ridged 100W Renogy panels in parallel. The Renogy panels were better, typically 12% give or take, about 9 to 12 watts more. This is to be expected being ridged panels. But ALL POWER surprised me and did better than I thought. I had other 200W folding panels and they could only muster 80W... All power was doing 117W. NOTE One advantage of having two 100W panels (Renogy) is you can put them in series and double voltage and cut Amps in half saving "IR" loss. The HIGHER VOLTS the LOWER AMPS for same POWER (watts). This means less loss over extension cable. I have long extensions (V x Amps = Watts). This is why the power grid bring power to your home is very high volts like 100,000 volts, but AC. I have another converter or BUCK converter to take the 38volts from the Renogy panels in series and drop down to 24 Watts (ideal volts for my Pwr Station controller). My power station is limited to 30V max. I can not run the two panels in series directly. So I have a BOOST converter and a BUCK (or drop down) converter. Note you can run to ALL POWERS in parallel and get more power (double). SIZE MATTERS... Clearly stored the ALL POWER is a winner. It is about 25" x 20" folded and fairly thin. However unfolded it is 25" x 80" = 2000 sq-in or 13.8 sq-ft it is large.... The ridged Renogy 100W panels size are 41"x 20" = 820 sq-in each, 1640 sq-in for two, or 11.4 sq-ft. However when the two Renogy panels are stored in their cardboard shipping box, it is awkward and heavy to move. The Renogy panels are about 1.5 inch thick, so two in packing box is about 5" deep. The thickness of the All Power panels are thin. However not too thin they are too floppy. The All Power I think is about 10 lbs less than th ridged Renogy. Add a handle, less weight, thin compact the All Power is easy to move around.. However folded out the ALL POWER IS BIG... The KICK Stand is nice. In wind take care it does not blow down or away. People expect to ALWAYS to get rated power no matter what. That is of course not possible. In fact it is unlikely you will ever get more than 50%-70% unless everything is optimal. Besides the mismatch between battery charger I explored above, obviously sunlight can be filtered (cloudy), panels not ideally aimed at sun, hot temperatures, all produce less power than rated. However if testing the panels under standard testing criteria, they produce rated power, current, volts. However real world is not test conditions. ALL PANELS DO THE SAME THING. I need to generate about 500 watts per day to keep my good sized portable 12V DC refrigerator/freezer running by charging the battery station fully before sunset. I can expect to make that over a 8-10 hr sunny day easy and then some. Overnight, say 12 hours my Frig uses about 250 watts. I need to keep the Rrig running and charging battery (250W + 250W = 500W) throughout the day before nightfall. 200Watt panels that make 120W to 140W real world with no clouds is plenty. However if cloudy more panel may make the difference. I tried to lay them flat on roof luggage rack. It was marginal. Angling them makes a huge difference. Also on marginal day bigger or more capacity panels helps a lot. I found a sweet spot for my camping Frig, but you never can have too much power. I would do well to get more panels and1000W power stations but price and weight goes up significantly. Right now I am good enough and still have room to spare for charging phones. HOT DAYS AND 12V FRIG. Last time I was camping a full week it was mid 90's, I was using much more power (Frig running much longer due to not getting to set temp during peak temp of day). I had to run the Regurgitator at 38F verses 32F so it ran a little less. Drinks are still cold at 38F, especially when it is in the high 90's. Also even though set at 38F it is colder at bottom of Frig is close to 32F. Guess where the beer went?

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