Compact 2W solar panel designed for lowpower applications and hobby projects Why this panel helps Provides portable, renewable power for small electronics and prototypes. Delivers stable voltage suitable for USBlevel devices when used with appropriate cables or regulators. Small footprint and lightweight form factor make it easy to fit into enclosures, backpacks, and DIY setups. Key features and performance Maximum power: 2W, useful for lowpower loads and charging small battery packs. Maximum voltage: 5V, compatible with many USBpowered circuits and regulators. Maximum current: 1.65A at peak output. Size: 233 x 167 mm, compact for mounting on small panels, boxes, or experimental rigs. Designed for straightforward integration into projects that require a compact solar source. Compatibility and typical uses Works well with lowpower microcontrollers, sensors, and IoT nodes that need intermittent or trickle power. Suitable for charging small USB devices or topping up portable battery packs when paired with an appropriate charge controller or regulator. Can be used for outdoor electronics such as garden sensors or LED indicators where a compact solar source is required. Practical application examples Remote sensor station: power a lowpower sensor and data logger, reducing the need for frequent battery changes. DIY charging setup: pair with a USB regulator and a small battery pack to provide auxiliary charging for portable devices on day trips. Prototype power source: supply singleboard controllers, wireless modules, or LED arrays during testing and development. Integration notes Use a suitable charge controller or voltage regulator for battery charging or when directly powering sensitive electronics. Mounting and wiring depend on your project design; the compact size allows flexible placement in enclosures and outdoor housings. Technical summary Maximum power: 2W Maximum voltage: 5V Maximum current: 1.65A Panel size: 233 x 167 mm This panel offers a compact, lowpower solar option for hobbyists, prototypers, and smallscale outdoor electronics projects where a modest, reliable solar source is required.