A60 · 60W portable solar panel
A broad one-piece panel for camp and backup power.
The A60 combines a 60W monocrystalline panel with USB-A, USB-C and DC connections in a one-piece format. Its adjustable support helps with placement at camp, beside a vehicle or during a daytime power interruption.
Made for everyday use
A closer look.
A one-piece design with fewer fold lines
The single-panel format provides a continuous solar surface, with an adjustable support that helps position the panel toward available sunlight.
USB and DC options for compatible devices
Use USB-A or USB-C with suitable small electronics, or connect a compatible power station through the 19V DC output and included adapters.
Accessories travel together
The carry bag keeps the panel and supplied cables together for vehicle travel, camping, fishing and home emergency storage.
Camp and road-trip charging
Position the panel in an open sunny area and connect a compatible power bank, small device or power station.
Daytime backup support
Use the A60 as a portable daytime input for compatible equipment during a power interruption; the panel itself does not store energy.
Confirm every electrical requirement
The USB-A port supports QC 3.0 up to 18W. The USB-C port supports PD output, and the DC output is rated at 19V / 60W maximum. Verify voltage, current, polarity and connector type before connecting a device.
In the box
One A60 solar panel, carry bag, 3m DC5521 cable, DC5521-to-solar-connector adapter, DC5521-to-Anderson adapter, ten interchangeable DC tips and two carabiners.
Know your equipment
Technical specifications
Connections, power ratings and practical details at a glance.
| Rated peak power | 60W |
|---|---|
| Cell type | Monocrystalline |
| USB-A output | QC 3.0; up to 18W |
| USB-C output | PD output |
| DC output | 19V; 60W maximum |
| Open-circuit voltage | 25.1V |
| Short-circuit current | 3.0A |
| Maximum-power voltage/current | 20.9V / 2.9A |
| Dimensions | 568 × 626 × 19.5 mm |
| Weight | 2.4kg, including junction box and accessories |
Do not exceed the receiving device's input range. Keep all electrical connections and connected devices dry.
Before you get started
A few useful answers.
Does the A60 store electricity?
No. It produces electricity in suitable sunlight. A separate compatible power bank or power station is needed for storage.
Can I charge a lead-acid battery directly?
Use a suitable solar charge controller and follow the battery manufacturer's instructions. Do not connect a lead-acid battery directly to the panel.
Can I connect panels in parallel?
Only with compatible equipment, correctly rated cables and connectors, and a receiving system designed for the combined current. Seek qualified guidance if uncertain.
Why is the exact USB-C wattage not listed here?
Earlier A60 materials contain conflicting USB-C maximum values. The port is identified as USB-C PD, but compatibility should be confirmed with the receiving device.
