Find your solar panel

Start with the power you need and the space you have.

Compare framed solar panels for 12V charging, lightweight options and a dedicated 24V charging panel. Then check the specifications that suit your battery and controller.

Curtech 200W lightweight aluminium framed solar panel
A better starting point

Choose by system, size and weight.

Wattage matters, but it is only one part of the decision. Measure the available mounting space, consider the panel weight, and check voltage and current against your solar controller before you choose.

Explore the range

Which panel type suits you?

These are examples from the range. Each product page has its own dimensions, weight and electrical specifications.

Curtech 150W framed solar panel
Fixed framed panels

Solar panels for 12V charging

Explore the framed panel sizes for a suitable 12V battery charging system. Check roof space and controller input limits as you compare.

Shown: Curtech 150W monocrystalline panel
Curtech 200W lightweight aluminium framed solar panel
Lower panel weight

Lightweight framed panels

Compare the lightweight range when weight is an important part of your mounting decision. Check how each panel is designed to be installed.

Shown: Curtech 200W lightweight aluminium framed panel
Curtech 24V 30W monocrystalline solar panel
Dedicated 24V charging

24V 30W panel

A specialist small panel for compatible 24V battery charging applications, including maintenance and remote equipment.

Shown: Curtech 24V 30W monocrystalline panel
Before you decide

Three checks make the choice clearer.

Daily power use

List the appliances you run and how long they run each day. Use the calculator for an initial panel estimate.

Mounting space and weight

Measure the available area and compare each panel's exact dimensions and weight.

Controller compatibility

Compare panel voltage and current with your controller's input ratings and the battery charging setup.

Plan your setup

Estimate your daily solar requirement.

Enter your 12V appliances and running hours in the panel selection calculator, then use the result as a starting point when comparing products.

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