Exotronic Fusion Solar Panels

Fusion Solar Panels for Caravan, RV, 4WD and Marine Power

The Fusion solar panel range covers fixed panels from 20W to 300W, plus 300W folding options for portable charging. It gives caravan, motorhome, camper trailer, 4WD, boat and off-grid owners several footprints and outputs to match their available roof or deck space and their daily energy demand.

Fixed, Narrow, Shade Resistant and Folding Options

Most of the range is made up of rigid fixed panels for permanent roof, canopy or deck mounting. Within that lineup, several variants address specific installation challenges:

• Compact fixed panels (20W, 30W, 50W): Suited to battery maintenance on stored vehicles and boats, small 4WD canopies and light auxiliary loads.
• Mid-range fixed panels (75W, 100W, 130W, 150W): Flexible building blocks for camper trailers, smaller caravans and multi-panel arrays where roof space is broken up.
• Narrow panels (80W, 115W): Slimmer formats intended for tight strips beside roof hatches, air conditioners, antennas and rack rails.
• Higher output panels (200W, 220W, 250W, 300W): For larger caravans, motorhomes, boats and off-grid sites needing more daily yield from fewer panels.
• Shade resistant variants (220W, 250W, 300W): A practical choice where partial shading from roof hardware, trees or rigging is likely.
• 48V version (220W): Offered for higher-voltage battery and solar system designs.
• 300W folding panel and folding blanket: Portable options for parking the vehicle in shade while the panel sits in the sun.

Choosing the Right Panel Size

Start with your daily energy use in watt hours, then compare it against realistic sun hours for where and when you travel. Next, measure the clear mounting space on your roof, canopy or deck. Mixing a larger primary panel with a narrow panel is a common way to make use of awkward gaps. For a step-by-step approach to panel selection, see our guide on how to choose the best solar panels for your caravan.

Compatibility Notes

Check these points before ordering:

System voltage: Confirm whether your battery bank and charge controller run at 12V, 24V or 48V. If you run a 48V system, look at the 220W 48V version.

Charge controller: The 300W folding panel and folding blanket are listed as supplied with no controller. Plan to use a suitable solar charge controller sized for the panel's output and your battery chemistry.

Mounting: Fixed panels need secure mounting to the roof, canopy or deck. Measure panel dimensions against your clear space, including access around hatches and vents.

Wiring: When combining panels of different sizes or adding a narrow panel to an existing array, check the electrical specifications so the panels and controller remain compatible.

Build a Solar Setup That Fits Your Space

From a 20W maintenance panel to 300W shade resistant and folding options, the Fusion range lets you match output, footprint and voltage to your setup. Compare dimensions and specifications on each product page, then add the panels that suit your roof and power needs to your cart today.