Stay powered anywhere with high-performance portable solar panels designed for camping, 4WDs, and off-grid living. Whether you’re running a fridge, charging batteries, or powering camp lights, portable solar panels provide clean, reliable energy wherever your adventures take you.
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At All12Volt, we stock a premium range of folding solar panels, solar blankets, and portable kits that combine efficiency with convenience. Built for Australia’s harsh outdoor conditions, our panels are lightweight, easy to transport, and deliver impressive output even in partial sunlight.
Each system is plug-and-play, making it simple to set up in minutes — perfect for campers, tourers, and 4WD enthusiasts. Pair your portable solar with a compatible regulator, deep-cycle battery, or power station for a complete off-grid power solution.
Enjoy freedom and self-sufficiency on every trip with portable solar panels from All12Volt — the reliable way to stay charged wherever you go.
Folding Solar Panel Kits
Solar Blankets & Mats
Portable Solar Chargers
12V Camping Solar Panels
Regulator & Cable Kits
Power Packs & Accessories
What size portable solar panel do I need?
For basic setups like phone charging or LED lights, 100W panels are ideal. To power fridges or multiple devices, consider 160W–300W for consistent performance.
Are portable solar panels waterproof?
Yes — most models are water-resistant and built to handle dust, heat, and light rain. Always check manufacturer specs for outdoor use ratings.
Can I connect portable solar panels directly to my battery?
You’ll need a solar regulator or charge controller between your panel and battery to prevent overcharging and ensure safe operation.
Who does not love the outdoors and camping? It's a great adventure and opens up new destinations and often unexplored places. But you need to be well equipped with the safe and durable caravan and camping accessories for these outdoor activities. It is undoubtedly thrilling and exciting, but unless you take good care of what you need to do and what you should avoid, there's always a chance of an unpleasant experience. It pays to take sound advice from a 4WD specialist when going on a camping trip.