Why Choose Victron?
Optimised for Low Light & Partial Shade
Still delivers meaningful power on overcast days or when partly shaded, ideal for UK weather and mobile setups.
Fully Compatible with Victron Systems
Seamlessly pair with Victron MPPT charge controllers, AGM or lithium batteries, and inverters, no guesswork.
Built for the Long Haul
Tested for salt, ammonia, wind, snow and heat. Backed by an ISO 9001-certified quality process and performance warranties.
High Efficiency in Tight Spaces
Monocrystalline models maximise energy production when roof space is limited, perfect for vans or boats.
Simple to Install
Comes with MC4 connectors and pre-drilled frames. Compatible with most mounting kits, no specialist gear required.
Thinking About Cheaper Panels?
Victron panels are a worthwhile investment if you’re looking for reliable energy when it matters:
Complete System Compatibility
Victron solar panels are designed to integrate smoothly into Victron’s wider ecosystem:
That means fewer unknowns, faster installs, and long-term peace of mind.
These panels are built to last for decades. Victron’s panels follow EN IEC 61730, a performance degradation standard.
Solar panel manufacturers must ensure that all components meet stringent safety regulations (EN IEC 61730). These regulations include testing panels to protect against fire hazards, electric shock or other injury risks.
Is 100W enough to run a fridge + charge my mobile devices?
No, 100W is not enough for a regular household fridge plus mobile devices. A typical household refrigerator uses 100-400 watts while running (averaging 150-250W), plus it has startup surges of 600-800W. Since fridges cycle on and off, they might run 8-12 hours per day, consuming 1,200-3,000 watt-hours (1.2-3 kWh) daily.
If you're not sure, give us a call on 02477 287593 for your technical queries.
What happens if I buy the wrong voltage?
We will be happy to refund or exchange a product provided it is in fully resaleable condition. Returns should be made within 28 days and in original, undamaged packaging.