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ECO-WORTHY makes off-grid solar gear: rigid panels, LiFePO4 batteries, charge controllers, inverters and complete kits, sold direct and through Amazon. The panels here are its N-Type and bifacial 12V models, including the 100W N-Type and the 195W 18BB bifacial. No deals are live on this page right now, so prices are listed as-is per store.

Prices at every store and price history for ECO-WORTHY products.

ECO-WORTHY products: prices and price history

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    ECO-WORTHY 100W N-Type Solar Panel
    ECO-WORTHY 100W N-Type Solar Panel
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    ECO-WORTHY 195W N-Type 18BB Bifacial Solar Panel
    ECO-WORTHY 195W N-Type 18BB Bifacial Solar Panel
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    Eco-Worthy 195W 12V Solar Panel
    Eco-Worthy 195W 12V Solar Panel

Questions and answers

When does ECO-WORTHY run sales?
ECO-WORTHY discounts most around Black Friday, Cyber Monday and Prime Day, with smaller markdowns on its own site during spring and summer. Outside those windows, prices on panels and batteries stay fairly flat.
Where is ECO-WORTHY cheapest?
Its own site often undercuts Amazon on kits and batteries, while Amazon can be lower on single panels once shipping is counted. Compare the landed price per watt, since panel shipping is heavy and sometimes free only above a threshold.
What are ECO-WORTHY's best products?
The 195W bifacial panel is the standout for ground mounts and fences, since the back side adds output on reflective surfaces. Its LiFePO4 batteries and all-in-one solar kits are the other commonly bought items.
What is ECO-WORTHY's return policy?
Returns generally run 30 days from delivery on unused gear in original packaging, and the buyer usually pays return freight on panels. Batteries and used electronics often face restocking fees, so confirm the terms for the specific item before ordering.
Do ECO-WORTHY panels work with other brands' controllers and batteries?
Yes. The 12V panels pair with any MPPT or PWM controller rated for their amperage, and the 195W bifacial needs a controller that handles its higher current. Match voltage and current ratings, and use an MPPT controller for best output.