Panel is meant for use with a security camera, but you can really use it for any low power need. I tested it by having it charge a portable power bank and it worked great. I plan to use it for my chicken coop door so I won't have to run a power line out there. It has a micro usb end with an adapter to usb c so you have lots of options. The mount itself is a fairly compact flat surface mount which seems secure. The cord is nice and long so you don't have to mount it right next to the item you're using it on. This will be quite handy

First off, this is a well stocked kit with a reasonable amount of parts and good, challenging skill level. This kit is a good mix of physical assembly, easy safe circuit building, hardware programming and software configuration. For nerds like me, this is a rewarding experience.

On top of that, there is a lot of interesting opportunity here to expand this into larger applications. Indeed, I purchased this to explore how to build a bigger controller for larger scale solar panels to control relays and larger sized servos. I had been contemplating how to build one from scratch or from an old Instructables but this kit is a wonderful starting point.

i saw youtube reviews claiming 16w out of 25w from thie pannels,
and i taught thats good enough, but the most i get is 10.4w

so dissapointed, i should have bought the 15w smaller pannel instead since 10.4w is soo little for the size in my opinion

We have a ring camera that runs off a battery at a part-time home. The solar panel charger keeps the camera battery, which I can check remotely. We do live where it snows, so we will need to see how it does in the winter months

All the wires and hardware are inside the panels in the box. My mistake not finding them right away.