Name: Tuff Terrain 12V 250w Monocrystaline Solar Panel Black - 1730 x 710 x 22mm
Brand: Tuff Terrain
SKU: TT-SP250WB
Price: 259.0 AUD
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Tuff Terrain 12V 250w Monocrystaline Solar Panel Black - 1730 x 710 x 22mm

$259.00

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• 1 x Tuff Terrain 12V 250W slim monocrystalline solar panel (TT-SP250WB)

• Integrated junction box with 900mm cable

• MC4 male and female connectors attached to cable

• 250W monocrystalline panel for touring

• 12V setup support for camping gear

• Slim 22mm frame for low mounting

• 10.76A output helps run fridges

• MC4 connectors for simple hook-up

• Universal M8 mounting holes in frame

Tuff Terrain’s 12V 250W monocrystalline panel delivers solid solar output to keep a 12V setup charging while you get out there. The 250W rating pushes 10.76A at working voltage, meaning plenty of input for fridges, lights, and comms on a typical touring rig. The 23.2V working voltage pairs neatly with common 12V MPPT regulators, which helps you pull the most from bright Aussie sun across the day.

The slim 22mm-thick frame sits low on a rack or canopy, making garage entries and bush tracks less of a drama. The panel size of 1730 x 700mm suits many ute canopies and caravan roofs, while the 12.5kg weight stays friendly for most rack limits. Standard MC4 leads at 900mm length connect straight into solar cables, and the M8-ready mounting points keep install work simple and secure.

Q: Do I need a regulator with this 250W solar panel?

A: Yes, a solar regulator is required between the panel and your batteries. The panel outputs up to 27.2V open circuit, which exceeds direct battery charging limits. A suitable MPPT or PWM controller matches the panel’s 23.2V working voltage to your 12V battery bank. The regulator also helps protect batteries from overcharge during long sunny periods.

Q: Can this panel run a portable 12V fridge on its own?

A: The panel can help support a 12V fridge when paired with a battery and regulator. The 10.76A working current offsets much of a typical fridge’s daytime draw. Actual performance depends on fridge size, ambient temperature, and sun hours. A healthy battery bank stores surplus power for overnight use, while the panel replenishes charge during the day.

Q: What mounting hardware comes with the panel?

A: The panel includes mounting holes but no separate brackets or bolts. The frame has four universal holes sized for up to M8 bolts. Installers can choose rack-specific brackets or custom angle, as long as they support the 12.5kg weight and expected dynamic loads. Always follow your vehicle or rack manufacturer’s load guidelines.

Q: Are the MC4 connectors compatible with other brands of solar gear?

A: The fitted connectors match standard MC4-style plugs used across most modern solar setups. These connectors clip into matching MC4 extension leads and many regulators. Compatibility lets you integrate the panel into existing wiring looms with minimal changes. Always check polarity and connector condition before energising the system.

Q: Is the panel suitable for permanent outdoor mounting on a vehicle roof?

A: The panel construction suits fixed outdoor mounting when installed correctly. The framed design resists normal road use and weather typical of touring. Proper sealing of roof penetrations and strain relief on the 900mm leads help maintain long service life. Regular visual checks keep an eye on brackets, wiring, and surface cleanliness.