Fossibot SP200
(7 reviews)
Foldable, IP67 waterproof and compatible with the whole Fossibot range (F800 to F3600 Pro), the SP200 200W solar panel charges your station anywhere.
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Characteristics
- Power: 200 W
- Efficiency: 23.4%
- Waterproofing: IP67
- Compatibility: F800, F1200, F2400, F3600, F3600 Pro, FB3840
- 23.4% efficiency, IP67, works with the whole Fossibot range
Detailed overview: Fossibot 200W foldable solar panel
The Fossibot SP200 is a 200W portable solar panel designed to recharge a power station far from any mains socket. It relies on monocrystalline solar cells with a conversion efficiency of 23.4%, a very good figure for a nomadic panel, which lets it keep producing reasonably well even under a hazy sky.
Its build is designed to last: the ETFE film coating protects the cells from scratches and UV, while IP67 certification makes it resistant to splashes, light rain and dust. Electrically, it shows an open-circuit voltage of 23.4V, a maximum power voltage of 18V and a maximum current of 11.1A, for a peak output of 200W.
Unfolded, it measures 240 x 53cm and weighs around 8kg, folding down to a compact 64 x 53cm thanks to its handle and included carry case. Four built-in kickstands on the back let you tilt it to 35°, 40°, 45° or 50° to find the best angle towards the sun. The standard MC4 connector is complemented by a multi-tip cable (Anderson, XT60, XT90, DC5521) included in the box, sparing you the cost of a separate adapter depending on the station you own.
The SP200 is officially compatible with the entire Fossibot station range (F800, F1200, F2400, F3600, F3600 Pro and FB3840), as well as the vast majority of third-party solar generators that accept an MC4 input. As with any panel of this power class, real output depends heavily on sunlight and orientation: several owners report an average output closer to 160 to 180W in everyday use, particularly in winter. Backed by a 2-year warranty, it remains a solid, versatile choice for anyone looking to gain solar autonomy while camping, on the road, or during a power cut.
Full specifications
Detailed characteristics
Panel
| Peak power?Rated panel power in full sun (STC conditions). | 200 W |
|---|---|
| Cell technology?Cell type; monocrystalline offers the best efficiency, flexible CIGS tolerates shading better. | Monocrystalline |
| Conversion efficiency?Share of solar energy converted to electricity; higher means a more compact panel for the same power. | 23.4 % |
| Panel type?Foldable (portable), rigid framed (fixed install) or flexible (curved surfaces). | Foldable |
| Bifacial?Also captures reflected light on its rear side, for extra output. | No |
| Number of folds?Number of foldable segments. | 4 |
Electrical specifications
| Voltage at max power (Vmp)?Voltage at the maximum power point. | 18 V |
|---|---|
| Current at max power (Imp)?Current at the maximum power point. | 11.1 A |
| Open-circuit voltage (Voc)?Open-circuit voltage; check against your station/controller MPPT input range. | 23.4 V |
| Short-circuit current (Isc)?Maximum short-circuit current. | 13.32 A |
Outputs and connectors
| Output connectors?Output socket type(s) (MC4, XT60, Anderson, DC, USB…); determines compatibility with your station. | MC4 |
|---|
Durability and format
| Ingress protection?Water and dust resistance (IP rating). | IP67 |
|---|---|
| Adjustable kickstand?Kickstand or support to angle the panel toward the sun. | Yes |
| Weight?Weight of the panel. | 8.02 kg |
Warranty
| Warranty?Length of the manufacturer's warranty. | 2 years |
|---|
☀ How fast does this panel recharge a power station?
The Fossibot SP200 panel (200 W) recharges a Jackery Explorer 1000 v2 (1070 Wh) in ~7h40 or an EcoFlow Delta 2 Max (2048 Wh) in ~15h, in full sun.
| Compact / mid | Recharge |
|---|---|
| Bluetti EB3A (268 Wh) | ~1h55 |
| EcoFlow River 2 Max (512 Wh) | ~3h40 |
| Growatt Vita 550 (538 Wh) | ~3h50 |
| EcoFlow River 3 Max Plus (sans fil) (858 Wh) | ~6h10 |
| High capacity | Recharge |
|---|---|
| Anker Solix C2000 Gen 2 (2048 Wh) | ~15h |
| Allpowers R3500 V2 (2880 Wh) | ~21h |
| Allpowers R4000 (3456 Wh) | ~25h |
| EcoFlow Delta Pro 3 (4096 Wh) | ~29h |
Estimate in full sun (ideal conditions). In practice, count on 3 to 5 hours of truly useful sunlight per day, so a full recharge may span several days depending on weather and orientation.
Compatible power stations
A selection of power stations whose solar input accepts this photovoltaic panel, best match first.
Comparison
At around £200 to £350, the Fossibot SP200 competes with several highly searched 200W foldable panels, via queries like "Fossibot SP200 vs Anker Solix PS200" or "SP200 vs Jackery SolarSaga 200W". Here is how it stacks up against three of its most compared alternatives: the EcoFlow 220W bifacial, the Jackery SolarSaga 200W and the Anker Solix PS200, three references in the segment.
| Criterion | Fossibot SP200 | EcoFlow 220W bifacial | Jackery SolarSaga 200W | Anker Solix PS200 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Peak power | 200W | 220W | 200W | 200W |
| Efficiency | 23.4% | ≈ 23% | ≈ 24% | 23% |
| Cells | Monocrystalline ETFE | Monocrystalline | Monocrystalline ETFE | Monocrystalline ETFE |
| Waterproofing | IP67 | IP68 | IP65 | IP67 |
| Included connectors | MC4 + Anderson/XT60/XT90/DC5521 | MC4 | MC4 | MC4 |
| Observed price | ≈ £219 | ≈ £499 | ≈ £449 | ≈ £349 |
In short, the Fossibot SP200 stands out for a very aggressive efficiency-to-price ratio: at near-identical efficiency to the market's references, it costs noticeably less than the EcoFlow, the Jackery or even the Anker Solix, while bundling a multi-tip cable that saves buying a separate adapter. The EcoFlow edges ahead in raw watts thanks to its bifacial design and the Anker Solix benefits from a more established brand, but neither matches its price. For charging a Fossibot station, or any other MC4-compatible station, without overspending, the SP200 is hard to beat.
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Our tester's review: Julien De Jurquet
We took the SP200 out on several trips, propped against a van or laid flat on the ground, and it mostly lives up to expectations. Well aimed in good sunlight, output gets close to the rated 200W, enough to top up an F800 or an F2400 fairly quickly. The 4 adjustable kickstands make it easy to chase the sun through the day, and the ETFE coating paired with IP67 sealing means a surprise shower is not a problem. The folding format and carry handle make it genuinely easy to move around despite the roughly 8kg weight. Two honest gripes echoed by many owners: real-world output more often sits around 160 to 180W once the sky is even slightly hazy, especially in winter, and the supplied MC4 cable is on the short side, so a longer one is worth having if the station stays sheltered. The bundled multi-tip cable is a genuine plus, though, sparing you a separate adapter purchase. For charging a Fossibot station in the sun without overspending, the SP200 remains a sound, well-built choice.
Frequently asked questions: Fossibot 200W foldable solar panel
It is officially compatible with the whole Fossibot range (F800, F1200, F2400, F3600, F3600 Pro, FB3840). Thanks to its MC4 connector and the included multi-tip cable (Anderson, XT60, XT90, DC5521), it also works with most other power stations on the market.
Its monocrystalline cells reach a conversion efficiency of 23.4%, a very good figure for a nomadic panel. In practice, output depends heavily on sunlight, so expect closer to 160 to 180W in everyday use.
Yes. Its IP67 rating protects it from splashes, light rain and dust, and the ETFE coating guards against scratches and UV. It is not designed to be submerged or left out in heavy, prolonged rain.
It depends on the station's capacity and the sunlight available. In good conditions and well aimed, it can recharge a Fossibot F800 (512Wh) in roughly 3 to 4 hours. Two SP200 panels in parallel halve that time.
Yes, it folds down to a compact 64 x 53cm at around 8kg, with a handle and carry case included. It's a practical size for camping, van life or occasional outdoor use.
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