G'day Troy,

The open-circuit voltage of the 200W Crocskin panels is 21.24V.

G'day Margaret,

The digital controller is connected via an Anderson plug, then the output cable is also an Anderson plug. If required you can also connect the end of the Anderson cable to the battery clamps if your battery has standard terminals on the top.

G'day Julie,

This should be fine, but you'll need to check the maximum input power of the battery itself. The panels are able to be used to charge Lithium batteries and has an inbuilt 15A 5-stage controller.

G'day Tom,

Yes you can use the 200W Solar Panel without the regulator. You just disconnect the controller from the system.

G'day Michael,

Yes, the maximum charging current the PLB40 can accept is 10A, so the 200W panels are a little too large for this battery. You'd be best off sticking to the Dometic Portable 180W Solar Panel. 

Hi again Michael, yes the 120W will also work.

G'day Rob,

I've called Korr and checked with them, unfortunately, you'll only be able to use the Grey Anderson plugs with these panels. They did say that if you know what you're doing you could swap it over to Red plugs if you wanted to use it with your DC-DC controller.

G'day Jez,

Its the 15Amp controller.
Hope that helps.

G'day Jez,

Yes!  They are the updated Lithium compatible Solar Charger.

G'day Jez,

The short answer is yes. the Solar Controller has to be LiFiPo4 compatible, which the 200W Portable Solar Panels with Crocskin Cell Armour is, and your battery needs to be 12v NOT 24V.  If thats the case, bobs your uncle!

G'day Liam,

I've just double-checked the frequently asked questions section on the Korr website and this is their answer, hopefully that helps: "Can I leave my mat out in the weather? Yes, Hard Korr solar mats are designed to withstand rain and even hail. However, your panel will not generally produce much electricity during inclement weather so we recommend you bring it inside at these times. If your solar mat gets wet, please ensure it is thoroughly dried prior to storage."

G'day Cameron,

The Korr 200W Portable Solar Panels have been designed and angled at an optimal angle for efficiency (approximately 35 degrees). There is some degree of flexibility in the mechanism to hold the legs up, but only a little.

G'day Charlotte, 

The 200W Solar Panels will do a good job of charging a battery, so you will need a battery to make the system work. Solar Panels collect the solar energy but they can't store it so you'll need a battery to store the energy, and then the fridge will run from the battery.

G'day Andrew,

Unfortunately, we're unable to get the Korr 200W Portable Solar Panels without the controller but you can special order them directly through Korr.

G'day Simon,

The legs are a new feature mate. I've checked out how they're fitted to the unit and unfortunately, you won't be able to retrofit these to an older model I'm afraid.  

G'day Dave,

The packed size when the panels are folded is 71cm L x 53cm W x 3cm H. The panels weigh 9kg.