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Small rectangular black and green poly solar panel 110 by 60 mm

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Unique-Bargains 1W 6V Poly Solar Panel 110x60mm

SKU CH-Q2Q9-4W8ZH

Compact 6 V, 1 W polysilicon panel measuring 110 x 60 mm for low-power DIY projects

  • TypeSolar Panels
  • 1W output powers small devices directly
  • 6V rating suits low-voltage DIY projects
  • Polysilicon cells convert sunlight efficiently
  • 110 x 60 mm footprint fits tight spaces
  • 24 g weight enables portable solar builds

Compact 1 W 6 V solar panel

This small polysilicon module delivers 1 W at 6 V in a 110 x 60 mm black-and-green frame. It is built for hobbyists, students and makers who need a lightweight 24 g panel for portable experiments or low-power charging.

1 W output for very low loads

The panel comfortably runs tiny motors, LED indicators, sensor nodes or trickle-charges a single small cell. It cannot sustain phone charging, home lighting circuits or any load above a few hundred milliwatts without additional panels.

Passive cooling with no moving parts

The 2.6 mm thick solid casing dissipates heat silently so the panel runs at ambient temperature in normal sunlight. Zero fan noise and zero standby draw make it suitable for always-on outdoor sensors or indoor science projects.

Highlights

  • 1W output powers small devices directly
  • 6V rating suits low-voltage DIY projects
  • Polysilicon cells convert sunlight efficiently
  • 110 x 60 mm footprint fits tight spaces
  • 24 g weight enables portable solar builds

Specifications

BrandUnique Bargains
TypeSolar Panels

Questions about this item

Will the 6 V 1 W output work with the 5 V USB power bank I already use for small devices?

The panel delivers up to 6 V at 1 W, so a 5 V USB power bank will need a compatible charge controller or step-down regulator to accept the voltage safely.

How can I confirm the panel is producing its rated 6 V and 1 W after wiring it?

Measure open-circuit voltage with a multimeter in full sun; it should read near 6 V. Under load, voltage will drop and current will rise toward the 1 W rating.

Does the 110 x 60 mm panel ship with mounting hardware or cables, or must I buy them separately?

The package contains only the 24 g polysilicon panel; mounting brackets, wiring and any charge controller are not included.

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