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FIXED (or maybe a workaround) I purchased some adaptors / cables so that I could connect to the 14.4V DC on the solar panel. This seems to be giving a true refection of the power being generated. The only downside is that the 14.4V DC doesn't kick in like the 19V DC, there has to be load...

I used the 19V DC connector when I first encountered this problem. If I plug the DC cable into the solar panel it shows at 19.2V and depending on the time of day/weather (upto) 2.3 Amps, It was full sun on Tuesday and it was 2.2 Amps, Which should give 40 Watts of charge, As soon as I...

Hi MisterSandals, Thanks for the response, this does make sense, I thought I was going mad and couldn't understand why the wattage was being reduced. I connected using the Topsolar 19V DC output. >> The 19V DC port is designed for charging portable power stations >> Would you have any...

Hi DThames, My "static solar panel" is a Renology 120W.

I'm new to Solar and I can't seem to find any information on this issue across the internet. I have purchased: Enginstar Portable Power Station with Wireless Charger, 350W/296Wh and Topsolar 60W Portable Solar Panel They both work perfectly individually, Power Station charges at 65W...