Flexible Solar Panels for the RV Market – Benz WESTFAILA

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Customer Needs: To meet the installation needs of RV customers, requiring flexible solar panels with varying power ratings to suit their usage requirements.

Project Timeline: 2025
Country: Italy
Customer Type: RV Flexible Solar Panel Distributor
Product: Mono Flexible Solar Panel – L Series
Power Rating: 100W, 200W
Our Solution: Based on the customer’s needs, we offer two power ratings, 100W and 200W, to address different power requirements.

Highlights: Anti-microcrack composite material design, ultra-lightweight fit-fit installation design, improving power generation efficiency while effectively reducing wind resistance generated by the solar panels during RV operation, and providing effective shock resistance.

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