Product family · part of the Portable Power hub
Portable solar panels
Standalone panels, one page per officially named model: the panel on its own, not a kit. A panel is a component. It has no storage, no inverter and no AC outlet, so what it can actually do depends entirely on the controller and battery it feeds. Panels sold as a package with a controller and wiring are indexed separately as RV solar kits; battery power stations and generators have their own categories.
Foldable panels
Goal Zero Nomad 50
50 W foldable four-segment monocrystalline panel with a Goal Zero blue 8 mm output (14–21.5 V, up to 3.3 A) plus a 12 W USB-A port, 3.1 kg, published Voc 21.5 V and Vmpp 18.0 V. Officially recommended for Goal Zero Yeti and Sherpa power banks; no charge controller included.
Goal Zero Nomad 100
100 W foldable four-segment monocrystalline panel with a Goal Zero blue 8 mm output (14–22 V, up to 5.56 A), 4.6 kg, published Voc 21.5 V and Vmpp 18.0 V. Officially recommended for Goal Zero Yeti power stations; no charge controller included.
Goal Zero Boulder 100 Briefcase
100 W rigid briefcase panel: two 50 W tempered-glass monocrystalline sub-panels hinged together in an aluminium frame with corner protection and a canvas carry bag, blue 8 mm output (14–21.5 V, up to 7 A), 11.7 kg. Officially recommended for Goal Zero Yeti power stations; no charge controller included.
Jackery SolarSaga 100W
100 W two-segment monocrystalline foldable panel with an Anderson output plus a USB port, 3.6 kg, published Voc 24.8 V, Vmp 20.0 V, Imp 5.0 A, Isc 5.4 A. IP68-rated and designed to pair with Jackery Explorer power stations.
Goal Zero Nomad 200
200 W foldable four-segment monocrystalline panel with a Goal Zero High Power Port (14–23 V, up to 14 A) plus a 12 W USB-A port, 10.0 kg, published Voc 23.0 V and Vmpp 19.1 V. Officially recommended for the larger Goal Zero Yeti stations; no charge controller included.
Jackery SolarSaga 200W
200 W four-segment Topcon monocrystalline foldable panel with an Anderson output, 6.5 kg, published Voc 22 V, Vmp 18 V, Imp 11.5 A, Isc 12.5 A. IP68-rated and designed to pair with Jackery Explorer power stations.
Goal Zero Nomad 400
400 W foldable four-segment monocrystalline panel with a Goal Zero High Power Port (14–150 V, up to 40 A) plus a 12 W USB-A port, 16.6 kg, IP65-rated, published Voc 23.84 V and Vmp 20.66 V. Officially recommended for the Yeti 1500X and larger Yeti stations; no charge controller included.
Flexible panels
Renogy 100W 12V Flexible Monocrystalline Solar Panel
100 W flexible ETFE-laminated monocrystalline panel, 1.9 kg, with a published 14.9% module efficiency, Voc 22.5 V, Vmp 18.9 V, Isc 5.75 A and Imp 5.29 A. MC4 output, IP68 junction box, 25-year performance warranty at 80% output. For curved surfaces where a rigid panel does not fit.
How a bare panel differs from a solar kit
The distinction is what is in the box, and it changes what you can honestly say about the product. An RV solar kit ships a charge controller and wiring, so it is a system: it can be described in terms of what it will charge and roughly how much it recovers in a day. A bare panel ships neither, so those questions have no answer until you pair it with something. That is why this family publishes electrical characteristics and a connector type but never a daily output estimate, and why a connector matching your power station is not by itself a compatibility claim.