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E-POWO 110W Bifacial Suitcase
Portable Solar Panels
Our verdict
A 110W bifacial panel in a suitcase frame: it collects light on both faces and sets up in seconds without unfolding fabric.
In stock · Last verified: 2026-08-28
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Best for
- Reflective ground: sand, snow, concrete
- Fast setup and takedown
- Windy sites where fabric panels flap
Not ideal for
- Backpacking
- Shaded forest camping
Pros
- Bifacial cells add output on reflective ground
- Rigid suitcase frame sets up in seconds
- 23.5% efficiency with an ETFE surface
- Holds its angle better than fabric panels
Cons
- The bifacial gain is small on grass or dirt
- Rigid case is bulkier than a folded panel
- 7.7 lb is heavy for its 110W
Key specifications
| Rated output | 110 W |
|---|---|
| Cell type | Bifacial monocrystalline |
| Efficiency | 23.5 % |
| Weight | 7.7 lb |
| Form | Rigid suitcase with legs |
Alternatives
Renogy · Renogy 100W N-Type
A known brand at 25% efficiency and 7.3 lb, the safe default of the group.
Comparison →Movsunpv · Movsunpv 200W 16BB
Double the output in one panel, at the cost of 17 lb to carry.
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Why we recommend it
Bifacial cells generate from reflected light hitting the back of the panel as well as direct sun on the front. On sand, snow, concrete or water that adds a genuine few percent, and it costs you nothing in handling. The suitcase design is the other draw. Instead of unfolding a long fabric panel and propping it up, you open two rigid halves with built-in legs, which is faster and holds its angle in wind. At 7.7 lb it's mid-weight for the group.
Buying advice
The bifacial advantage is real but conditional: it needs something bright behind the panel. If you camp on grass or in woodland, buy a conventional panel and save the difference. On a beach or in snow, this is the smarter purchase.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does bifacial actually add?
- Typically a few percent, and only when the surface behind the panel reflects well. Snow and sand help most; grass barely at all.
- Is a suitcase panel better than a folding one?
- It sets up faster and stands more firmly, but it packs bulkier. Which matters depends on how you travel.
- Does 110W mean it beats a 100W panel?
- Marginally on paper. The setup speed and stability are the real differences.