100W in a 1.85 kg fold
FlexSolar rates it at 100W peak and 1.85 kg including the junction box and accessories. It folds to 330 × 265 × 55 mm and opens to 1155 × 665 mm.
STARLINK GEAR · SOLAR
A 100W folding solar panel with USB-A, USB-C and a DC output for charging a power station.
From FlexSolar’s own specs: 100W rated, 1.85 kg, and it folds to 330 × 265 mm. Its DC output and XT60 plug suit the Anker SOLIX C300 DC.
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WHY IT
The S100 is FlexSolar’s single 100W folding panel, with USB-A, USB-C and a DC output for a power station.
FlexSolar rates it at 100W peak and 1.85 kg including the junction box and accessories. It folds to 330 × 265 × 55 mm and opens to 1155 × 665 mm.
FlexSolar lists monocrystalline solar cells.
USB-A and USB-C for small devices, and a 20–27V DC output (up to 100W) for a power station. The ports share whatever the panel is producing.

CHECK THE FIT
Its DC output (20–27V, up to 100W) sits inside the C300 DC’s solar input, which Anker lists as 100W at 11–28V with an XT60 connector. The S100’s cable includes an XT60 plug.
FlexSolar says to confirm your device’s accepted voltage range, current limit and polarity: a plug that fits doesn’t by itself mean it’s compatible.
Its USB-C port gives up to 45W, and a Starlink Mini needs 100W from a single USB-C port. Charge a power station with it instead, then run the Mini from that.
The panel itself stores nothing. Pair it with a power station or power bank to keep power for the evening.
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WHAT IT HAS
USB-A at 5V/3A, 9V/2A or 12V/1.5A, and USB-C Power Delivery up to 45W.
The 2 m adapter cable ends in Anderson, XT60, DC7909 and DC5521 plugs, so it suits many power stations.
Open it flat on the ground, or hang it from its hanging points with the two carabiners.
The S100 panel, a carry bag, two carabiners and the 2 m four-in-one DC adapter cable.

SPECIFICATIONS
| Rated peak power | 100W |
|---|---|
| Cells | Monocrystalline |
| DC output | 20–27V, up to 100W |
| USB-C output | PD 3.0, up to 45W |
| USB-A output | 5V/3A, 9V/2A, 12V/1.5A |
| Cable plugs | Anderson, XT60, DC7909, DC5521 (2 m cable) |
| Folded | 330 × 265 × 55 mm |
| Unfolded | 1155 × 665 mm |
| Weight | 1.85 kg (with junction box and accessories) |
As published by FlexSolar (flexsolarenergies.com). Check the product page for the current specification.
QUESTIONS
On the makers’ figures, yes: through the XT60 plug, its 20–27V, 100W DC output is within the C300 DC’s 11–28V, 100W solar input.
No. FlexSolar says the 100W is the panel’s rated peak under standard test conditions, not the output of each USB port.
Sunlight, shade, angle, temperature and the connected device all affect what it delivers, FlexSolar says.
No, it’s one S100 panel. FlexSolar sells the two-panel kit separately.
PAIRS WELL WITH
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