Will it charge my power station directly?

Yes, if your station accepts up to 36.4V open-circuit input and has an XT60 or DC7909 port. Small stations with a 24V or 28V input limit need a charge controller or a different panel.

Does it need a charge controller?

Only if you connect it to a bare battery. Power stations have built-in MPPT or PWM controllers; a loose 12V battery needs an external controller rated for at least 7A and 40V.

How does it compare with a rigid 200W panel?

It folds and stores flat, which rigid panels cannot, and its N-Type cells are more efficient. A rigid panel is cheaper per watt and more durable if it stays in one place.

It is IP65 rated, so it resists dust and rain splashes. Do not submerge it, and keep the junction box and connectors out of standing water.

What comes in the box?

The folding panel, an 8.2ft extension cable and the XT60 and DC7909 connector leads. No charge controller or carry bag is included.

Is 200W enough to run a fridge?

In good sun it can cover a 12V compressor fridge's daily draw of roughly 0.5–1 kWh when paired with a battery. Cloudy days will need a second panel or a top-up from the alternator or shore power.