10000W Solar System 300W Panel 100A MPPT Controller Smart Inverter 12V/24V to 110V 220V AC for Home RV Camping CE FCC
Product Parameters
300W Solar Panel
Power Range: 15W - 300W
Output: DC 18V + USB 5V
Dimensions: 280mm × 280mm (11in×11in)
Weight: 220g
SOECOPO Charge Controller
Voltage: Auto 12V/24V Detection
Charging Current: 30A-100A
Display: Real-time Voltage/Current Monitoring
Operating Temp: -35°C to +60°C
A1W Inverter
Continuous Power: A2W
Peak Power: A1W
Input: DC 12V/24V
Output: AC 220V/110V
Efficiency: >90%
Package list
300W Solar Panel ×1
SOECOPO Charge Controller ×1
A1W Inverter ×1
Accessories:
（1）Controller Alligator Clips ×1
（2）Inverter Alligator Clips ×1
（3）DC Cables (Red/Black) ×2
（4）Carabiners ×2
（5）Suction Cups ×4
（6）Car Inverter Cable ×1
（7）User Manual ×1
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: How should I select inverter parameters?
A: You need to know the voltage of your battery, the AC voltage in your country, and the appliances you plan to use. What is their power rating? Confirming this information will help determine if the inverter meets your needs.
Q2: What appliances can the inverter/kit power? (Example: inverter with a rated power of 1000W)
A: "Supports common small appliances, but start-up power must be considered!
Safe to use: Laptops (≤150W), electric fans (≤100W), small electric drills (≤800W)
Never use: Air conditioners/electric kettles/hair dryers (start-up power over 2000W will burn out the inverter!)
Conclusion: If appliance power × 2 < 1000W, it's definitely safe!
Safe to use: Laptops (≤150W), electric fans (≤100W), small electric drills (≤800W)
Never use: Air conditioners/electric kettles/hair dryers (start-up power over 2000W will burn out the inverter!)
Conclusion: If appliance power × 2 < 1000W, it's definitely safe!
Q3: Can I connect the inverter directly to the cigarette lighter socket?
A: The inverter comes with a cigarette lighter adapter and battery clamp cables. The cigarette lighter adapter is only suitable for inverters under 200W. For inverters over 200W, use the battery clamps to avoid blowing fuses due to excessive current.
Q4: How long can the inverter run when powering X appliance?
A: Runtime depends on battery capacity and appliance power consumption, not the inverter itself. Example: 500W appliance with 60Ah battery ≈ 1 hour
Q5: Why did my inverter smoke when I plugged in a kettle (1000W)?
A: Heating appliances like kettles typically draw over twice their rated power (3000W) during startup, far exceeding the inverter's capacity. Please photograph the product label and the burned area; we will analyze the cause.
Q6: Why does the inverter display normally when connected to the battery but alarm and show a red light when an appliance is plugged in?
A: The appliance's power exceeds the inverter's rated capacity, triggering its protection mode and cutting power. If the inverter has two outlets and both are used simultaneously, exceeding the total power limit will also cause a shutdown.
Q7: Why does the inverter show no response after connecting to the battery?
A: Verify that the inverter's input voltage matches the battery voltage and that the inverter switch is turned on. Use a DC12V inverter with a 12V battery.
Q8.Why does the solar panel charge intermittently?
A: Solar panels consist of numerous small photovoltaic cells connected in series and parallel. If the panel is partially shaded during use, it cannot form a complete circuit internally. This impairs the panel's power generation efficiency and may even cause it to cease functioning.
The same principle applies to snow, dirt, dust, or grime—all of which can affect the panel's performance.
The same principle applies to snow, dirt, dust, or grime—all of which can affect the panel's performance.
Q9.Buyers report insufficient power after testing solar panel parameters with test equipment?
A: The buyer's device plugs directly into the solar panel's USB port. Since the USB port is regulated (typically 5V 2A), the maximum power measured via USB is theoretically only 10W. This testing method is inaccurate. Additionally, solar panel output power is affected by sunlight intensity, angle of incidence, and duration of exposure. Any obstruction on the panel surface will significantly reduce conversion efficiency and output.