A portable solar panel and a power station need more than the same brand or a matching wattage headline. The guides below keep the input window, panel open-circuit voltage, working current and connector route attached to exact model names and sources.
Browse the first eight comparisons
- ALLPOWERS R600 and SP027: solar input, cable and compatibility — manufacturer listed
- ALLPOWERS R1500 LITE and SP033: one-panel compatibility — manufacturer listed
- FOSSiBOT F800 and SP200: why 200W is not enough to confirm compatibility — needs manufacturer confirmation
- FOSSiBOT F2400 and SP200: Anderson input and solar compatibility — parameters match not tested
- OUKITEL P1201 and PV200: solar input and panel-version checks — manufacturer listed
- OUKITEL P2001 Plus and PV200: what the official kit supports — manufacturer listed
- VTOMAN Jump 1500X and VS200: voltage fit is not full compatibility — insufficient evidence
- VTOMAN FlashSpeed 1500 and VS200: the Anderson voltage mismatch — incompatible selected input
How to read a compatibility result
Manufacturer listed means the company names the panel pairing, within the scope and conditions shown. Parameters match, not tested means the cited numerical limits fit without a physical test. Needs manufacturer confirmation identifies a material unresolved requirement. Insufficient evidence means some parameters fit but a necessary specification is missing. Incompatible selected input identifies a documented mismatch for a particular input, not every possible use of the station.
Keep voltage, current and power separate
Open-circuit voltage is not the same as working voltage. Panel working current is not the same as short-circuit current, and neither is automatically the controller intake limit. Do not infer an unknown current rating by dividing the maximum watts by a convenient voltage. Check the stated operating conditions and the physical labels before selecting an accessory.
What this batch does not establish
These are official-document comparisons, not physical tests. They do not approve custom panel arrays, rewiring, grid connections, firmware versions, expansion batteries, UPS performance or recall clearance. Missing data stays missing. A manufacturer-listed kit does not by itself prove that a different panel revision or a third-party adapter is suitable.
Sources and corrections
Each model guide gives source links, a document locator and the time the sources were checked. Send a changed manual or a correction with the exact model, region and document revision to support@factinery.com. Prefer a published manufacturer source; do not send confidential customer documents.
Sources and updates
Scope of this page: Navigation and method for the first eight solar-input compatibility guides; not a universal compatibility calculator.
SP027 UK product specification
Original publication · ALLPOWERS
AP-SP-027 specification table and version disclaimer
Source accessed: 29 October 2026
F800 official user manual
Original publication · FOSSiBOT
PDF pages 5-7 and 13; printed pages 1-3 and 9: XT60 input and MPPT table
Source accessed: 29 October 2026
FlashSpeed 1500 PB-58 official manual
Original publication · VTOMAN
PDF page 3 specification table and solar-charging section; US manual
Source accessed: 29 October 2026
Update note: Model-specific solar-input comparison. Sources and unresolved conditions are identified below.
Content updated 29 October 2026. Source dates describe the documents or the recorded access to them.
How information is documented