Solar Panels

Your solar panel isn’t just an accessory – it’s the heartbeat of your off-grid campsite, your caravan power system or your 4WD touring rig. The right camping solar panel setup means you don’t worry about plug-points, powered sites or noise. You can go where you want, stay as long as...

Your solar panel isn’t just an accessory – it’s the heartbeat of your off-grid campsite, your caravan power system or your 4WD touring rig. The right camping solar panel setup means you don’t worry about plug-points, powered sites or noise. You can go where you want, stay as long as you like and keep your gear running.

At Campalot we’ve curated solar panels, folding kits, fixed roof mounts and portable power solutions built for Australian conditions – blistering sun, remote camps, long days on the road.

What you’ll find in this collection

Fixed / roof-mount solar panels – ideal for caravans, trailers or permanent setups.
Foldable & portable solar panel kits – perfect for 4WDs, swags, quick set‐ups or variable sites.
High-output panels & expansion kits – for long stays, large fridges, laptops or full off-grid systems.

How to choose the right camping solar panel setup

1. Understand your power use

Start by listing every device you plan to run (fridge, lights, water pump, phones) and estimate hours.
Example: your fridge draws 45W for 24h → ~360Wh.
Then rule: Solar panel Wattage = Daily Watt-hours ÷ Peak Sun Hours (typically 4-6h Aussie conditions)

2. Match solar panel type to your setup

Weekend car-campers: 50-100W foldable panel or fixed small roof panel.
Family caravan / long-stay: 200-400W fixed + maybe foldables for extra.
Remote/off-grid explorers: 400W+ solar array, lithium battery bank, MPPT controller, expansion options.

3. Panel style & mounting

Foldable/portable: easy set up, good for 4WD/swags, can reposition into sun.
Fixed roof-mount: permanent, clean look, always charging when driving and parked.
Semi-flexible or blanket panels: ultra-light, good for rooftop or boat/trailer, but may sacrifice some durability.

4. Accessories matter

Charge controller (MPPT vs PWM) – MPPT gives better efficiency but cost/harness matters.
Cables, fuse protection, mount hardware.
Battery bank size, inverter if running 240V gear.
Expandability: can you add more panels later?

Setup tips for better results

Tilt your panel or reposition for best sun angle; shade kills output.
Keep panels clean and free of debris.
Connect panels and batteries correctly: check polarity, use proper rated cables.
Monitor system with a battery monitor so you don’t drain your bank.
If using foldable, position away from dust/sand and handle cables safely.

Why buy your solar panels through Campalot?

We’re Australian-owned and operated, focused on gear that works in real Aussie conditions.
Curated selection: we know touring, caravanning and off-grid life – this isn’t generic.
We support the whole system (solar panels + batteries + accessories) so you’re not buying piecemeal.
Fast Australia-wide shipping + reliable support means you can get on the road quicker.