100W Solar Panel Kit for 12V/24V Batteries

Sunlight is free power, and this kit puts it to work. A 100W monocrystalline solar panel, a charge controller, a connection cable and battery clips arrive together, so you can start charging a 12V or 24V battery from the sun without piecing a system together from separate parts. You do not have to live off-grid to use it: every hour of sunshine that charges a battery is an hour of power you did not buy from the grid.

Set the panel in full sun, connect the controller, and clip on to a compatible battery. The kit suits keeping a car battery topped up, charging batteries on a boat or RV, running outdoor lights, and small farm and outdoor jobs away from a wall outlet. The panel is built from monocrystalline cells, and the controller carries an LCD display with dual USB outputs for small devices.

What is included

• 1 x 100W monocrystalline solar panel
• 1 x charge controller with LCD display and dual USB outputs
• 1 x connection cable
• 1 x output clip set for battery connection

The kit charges a battery; it does not include one. The battery you connect must be a compatible 12V or 24V battery of your own. Because the panel only produces power in sunlight, output varies with weather, season and angle — place it facing the sun, clear of shade, for the best result.

Pair it with the 10A–100A PWM solar charge controller if you are building a larger solar setup, or start smaller with the 60W foldable portable solar panel. Every Nova Bliss order ships free across the US with 1–2 week delivery and 30-day returns — see our shipping policy and refund policy.

Frequently asked questions

Does this kit include a battery?

No. The kit is for charging purposes only and does not include a battery. Connect it to a compatible 12V or 24V battery you already own.

What voltage batteries does it charge?

The included controller is for 12V and 24V battery systems, as stated in the supplier specification for this kit.

Do I need to be off-grid to use it?

No. The kit works for grid-tied homes too: charging batteries and powering outdoor gear from sunlight reduces the electricity you buy, whether or not you ever leave the grid.