Install 110 Watts of Solar Power in 10 Min!

[@DocWrangler]

Love my Solar Hawk! 110W has been plenty for me, great iKamper upgrade :)

[@RhinoAdventureGear]

Thanks - they are a great power upgrade, no doubt. Glad you’ve been enjoying it!

[@cristopherandino3000]

This is exactly what I need, but I need 3 of them for my Ecoflow.

[@CharlesCole-m1b]

I wonder if it would be worth having two skinny solar panels parallel to the center one , might get a 100w setup that way , i know the top has lots of curve , but perhaps skinny ones could work for the mini ?

[@JeepTJay6]

You got my attention. What's the price point on one of these panels?

[@matthewengar2368]

Hi is there a reason this is installed with the connection point at the front of the Ikamper? Could you install it reverse so the wiring is near the rear? Thanks!

[@Sanjuk0522]

How well does it work in hot summer?

[@waltertang9303]

Are the connectors waterproof?

[@MrGetBucky]

You guys think this would stick to the new inspired overland RTTs?

[@RhinoAdventureGear]

Haven’t tried it but if the sizing is right we don’t see why it wouldn’t!

[@MicheleCazzaro]

Ciao avete le caratteristiche tecniche e modello di pannello?

[@supercrazysane]

Hi - are these available via any UK resellers ?

[@RhinoAdventureGear]

Unfortunately not at the moment. If you know of any UK retailers that may want to carry them send them our way.

[@bmayer00]

Can u make one for the iKamper Mini? Or 2x?

[@RhinoAdventureGear]

We have one for the Ikamper Mini! Check it out here. www.rhinoadventuregear.com/products/rhino-adventure-gear-solarhawk-mini-roof-top-tent-solar-panel-for-ikamper-skycamp-mini?pr_prod_strat=use_description&pr_rec_id=56d23adcc&pr_rec_pid=6607813869686&pr_ref_pid=4387302703222&pr_seq=uniform. The regular SolarHawk should work on an Ikamper 2X as well 👍

[@DaLife888]

Hello, what brand is this and where can someone purchase them?

[@RhinoAdventureGear]

Here you go! www.rhinoadventuregear.com/products/rhino-adventure-gear-solarhawk-roof-top-tent-solar-panel-for-ikamper-skycamp

[@RhinoAdventureGear]

And here is the Solarhawk for the Ikamper Mini www.rhinoadventuregear.com/products/rhino-adventure-gear-solarhawk-mini-roof-top-tent-solar-panel-for-ikamper-skycamp-mini

[@garrettlong8245]

Hey guys, will this plug straight into a Jackery 1000?

[@RhinoAdventureGear]

The Solarhawks come with an SB50 Anderson connector. You'd need an adaptor that's fairly easy to find for it to work with a Jackery. Your best bet is to give us a ring and we can help get you the right adaptor. Thanks!

[@cerebro1231]

Do you have a panel for the 3.0 mini?

[@RhinoAdventureGear]

Yes absolutely check this out! www.rhinoadventuregear.com/products/rhino-adventure-gear-solarhawk-mini-roof-top-tent-solar-panel-for-ikamper-skycamp-mini

[@Crumb_Trails]

How difficult is it to get that panel off and replace if breaks or fails?

[@RhinoAdventureGear]

The panels are adhered with 3M VHB around the edges and butyl adhesive everywhere else. They stick on pretty darn good. If you need to remove one it would ruin the panel and there would be potential for some cosmetic damage to the tent as well. With that said, we have been able to successfully remove a few of them at the shop with minimal impact. YMMV. Hope that helps - thanks for watching.

[@binhlam410]

Can 3 panels fit on ikamper 2.0?

[@RhinoAdventureGear]

The SolarHawk wasn’t designed with the intention of having more than one unit on an Ikamper at a time. While we have seen a few customers manage to pull it off it’s not our recommendation. The edges of the two outside Solarhawks come too close to the curves on the tent edges that we fear the panel would develop a raised edge. That would compromise its ability to stay properly adhered to the IKamper. Hope that helps 🤙

[@875josh1987]

How wide and long is the panel?

[@RhinoAdventureGear]

It's 76.7" long by 14.8" wide. The full specs are on our website here: www.rhinoadventuregear.com/products/rhino-adventure-gear-solarhawk-roof-top-tent-solar-panel-for-ikamper-skycamp Hope that helps - thanks!

[@oneofthemostsuperrare7451]

Where do I connect that to like how do I use the energy from it