Adventure Kings 200W Folding Solar Blanket Questions & Answers

Hi there Bec, yes, you can connect your 200W solar blanket and Kings Plus 20A MPPT Solar Regulator using Anderson plugs. The solar regulator's output should go to the auxiliary batteries (lithium or AGM). We cannot connect it to the vehicle's starter battery.

Kind regards, Sue

Hi Brad, You will see a reduction in the efficency, while this isn't the end of the world for the panel we would say to keep an eye on its output as if it drops too low it may be worthwhile picking up a new unit. Regards, Courtney

As long as it is for your solar plug. If the Anderson plug on the front. Of your van is plugged into your vehicle to. Charge while travelling this isn't the right Anderson plug for solar in on your dcxc charger In the van

You need to read the instructions from the battery management system that you have installed on your camper.

Hi there, Unless there was a form of solar regulation this wouldn't be recommended. Regards, Courtney

Don't purchase from kings. It's cheap second hand Garbage and it won't last.

Hi Geoff, That is correct! Regards, Courtney

Second hand? It's not second hand if you purchase directly from the 4wdsupecentre. If you buy electronic stuff second hand then you take a big risk.

A better quality one may be but avoid Adventure Kings ones if there will be any moisture contact at all. My first one got rained on and swelled up and stopped working at all. The second one got damp, I towelled it dry then folded it and the surface then got all flaky.

Hi Sue, We would recommend propping the blanket up off wet surfaces and to not use while raining as this can take on moisture and swell. Regards, Courtney

Don't buy from kings it's all second hand Garbage

I wouldn't leave it out in torrential rain, but mine had coped with the occasion shower of rain without a problem. Just have to leave it unfolded to dry out, or it will get mouldy if you forget to dry it out. Now regarding your lithium question. It's all about the solar regulator and not about solar panel. Your solar regulator must be suitable for your lithium battery and it's charging profile. The standard blue Kings solar regulator that came with the 200W solar blanket that I purchased was NOT compatible with lithium batteries. My free advice borne out of experience is not to buy cheap solar regulators for your expensive lithium batteries. You can also read my review of the solar blanket and see others have had a similar experience along the way. Happy camping

In my experience they're extremely poor quality. To test it properly, you need to test the short circuit current. Get someone with electrical skills to do that.

Hi there, We apologize for the inconvenience. I can't see that you've contacted us regarding this issue prior to leaving a review. If you require assistance on this, please contact our warranty team via this link - https://service.4wdsupacentre.com.au/returns Regards, Courtney

Hi Josh I am sorry to hear this. I'll need further images and information to help diagnose this. Please feel free to email us on info@adventurekings.com and we can assist. Regards, Mia