Tuff Terrain 12v 130w Monocrystalline Solar Panel - 1240 x 535 x 22mm
Tuff Terrain 12v 130w Monocrystalline Solar Panel - 1240 x 535 x 22mm
Tuff Terrain 12v 130w Monocrystalline Solar Panel - 1240 x 535 x 22mm
Tuff Terrain 12v 130w Monocrystalline Solar Panel - 1240 x 535 x 22mm
Tuff Terrain 12v 130w Monocrystalline Solar Panel - 1240 x 535 x 22mm
Tuff Terrain 12v 130w Monocrystalline Solar Panel - 1240 x 535 x 22mm
Tuff Terrain 12v 130w Monocrystalline Solar Panel - 1240 x 535 x 22mm

Tuff Terrain 12v 130w Monocrystalline Solar Panel - 1240 x 535 x 22mm

TT-SP130WB

Regular price$169.00
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  • Aussie Designed
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• 1 x Tuff Terrain 12V 130W monocrystalline fixed solar panel (TT-SP130WB)

• 900mm pre-wired cable with MC4 connectors (factory-fitted)

• 130W solar panel for 12V setups

• Slim 22mm frame for low profile

• Monocrystalline cells maximise power density

• 900mm MC4 cable for fast connection

• Suits caravans, 4x4s, sheds and RVs

• Built to go the distance outdoors

Tuff Terrain’s 12V 130W monocrystalline solar panel feeds steady DC power into your 12V setup, meaning you can keep batteries topped up at camp or back at the shed. The panel delivers 130W at 24.4V and 5.33A, which suits running fridges, camp lights and small accessories when paired with the right battery and regulator. The slim 22mm profile sits low on racks or roofs, handy when you still need to clear carports and garages.

The monocrystalline cells pack strong output into a 1240 x 535mm footprint, as efficient silicon converts more sunlight into usable charge from the bush to the beach. The framed panel takes M8 bolts through the corner holes, giving you simple mounting on roof racks, canopies or caravan roofs. The 900mm MC4‑terminated lead plugs into standard solar regulators, a smart buy if you want plug‑and‑play gear that’s made to last.

Q: Do I need a solar regulator with this 130W panel?

A: Yes, a compatible solar charge regulator is required between the panel and your battery. The regulator controls voltage and current to prevent battery overcharge, which extends battery life and keeps charge levels stable across changing sunlight. A regulator also adds protection against reverse current at night. Choose a unit rated to handle at least the panel’s 5.56A short‑circuit current.

Q: Can I wire this Tuff Terrain panel in parallel with another solar panel?

A: Yes, you can wire it in parallel with panels that share similar voltage ratings. Parallel wiring keeps voltage close to 24.4V Vmp while adding current output, which helps if you want more charging power without changing your existing regulator voltage range. Always confirm your regulator’s maximum input current rating. Use correct fusing and cable sizing for combined output.

Q: Is the panel suitable for permanent roof mounting on a 4x4 or caravan?

A: Yes, the framed construction and corner mounting holes suit permanent roof installations. The 22mm slim profile keeps wind resistance low, which is helpful on highway trips and when parking in low carports. Use stainless hardware with appropriate sealant on roof surfaces. Check mounting points regularly as part of your normal vehicle or van inspection.

Q: What type of cabling and connectors come pre‑installed on the panel?

A: The panel includes a 900mm twin cable terminated with MC4 connectors. MC4 plugs form a locking, weather‑resistant connection, which helps maintain low resistance joints over time. The lead length suits direct connection to nearby junction points on roofs. Extension leads may be used where regulators sit further away.

Q: Can this panel charge both AGM and lithium batteries?

A: Yes, as long as your solar regulator supports the battery chemistry you choose. The panel outputs raw DC power, which the regulator then tailors to AGM, flooded or lithium charge profiles. Always set the regulator to the correct battery type. Follow the battery manufacturer’s charging specifications for best results.