Flexible Solar Panels

Compare flexible solar panels for RVs, vans, boats and other installations where a rigid framed panel may be difficult to place. This collection includes Renogy flexible monocrystalline panels and BougeRV CIGS thin-film options, with different wattages, shapes and mounting methods. Check each listing for its exact electrical and physical ratings before choosing a panel.

Choose by surface and mounting method

Some panels in this collection use adhesive backing, while others have mounting holes or a different installation method. A flexible panel is not suitable for every curve or roof surface. Follow the panel manufacturer’s bend, ventilation, surface-preparation and fastening instructions, especially on a vehicle or boat.

Check charging compatibility

Compare each panel’s open-circuit voltage, short-circuit current, connector type and total array wattage with the charge controller or portable power station input. A bare battery needs an appropriate charge controller; a matching connector alone does not establish electrical compatibility. For a multi-panel kit, confirm whether the advertised wattage is per panel or for the entire kit.

For framed alternatives, browse Renogy solar panels. Need to estimate your daily energy use first? Try the Grid Getaway power planner.