JJN Solar: N-type and bifacial panels, portable kits and the parts to fit them

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JJN Solar sells solar panels and the bits you need to put them up, aimed mostly at people running their own small systems: RV owners, tiny house and cabin dwellers, shed and workshop users, and homeowners who want backup power or a bit of independence from the grid. Its homepage groups the range by use, with collections for tiny homes and cabins, emergency backup, workshops, and remote sites where running a cable isn't practical. Alongside its own website, the brand sells through big marketplaces such as eBay, and its panels turn up on plenty of off-grid forums, but the official shop is where you'll find the full range and the bundle discounts.

The range splits into three groups. There are rigid panels, from 100W N-type panels sold in packs up to 425W bifacial panels that also catch light reflected onto the back of the panel. There are folding portable panels in a suitcase format for camping or a power station. And there are the accessories: Z brackets, tilt mounts, extension cables, an MPPT charge controller and a crimper kit for making up your own cables. At the top end it also sells a 3.4kW solar carport kit for backyard power and EV charging. The homepage also talks up the materials behind the panels, with recycled materials verified under the GRS standard, and links to independent videos of dust tests and real installations.

What's worth a look

These were on the JJN Solar homepage with US prices when we checked:

The 100W N-Type panels from $69.00 are the simplest place to start for a small 12V setup on a van or shed roof, while the 425W bifacial panels from $295.00 make more sense on a ground mount, where the rear face can catch light bouncing off the ground. If you want something you can pack away, the 200W portable panel at $299.99 folds into a suitcase. Don't forget the parts: the MPPT charge controller at $169.00 sits between the panels and your battery, and the 13-piece crimper kit at $39.99 lets you make cables to the length you need.

If you're new to solar, it's worth working out your daily power use and battery size before picking panels, and checking whether your local building rules or HOA have a say on what goes on a roof. JJN's homepage pitches its expandable kits as a way round HOA issues for workshops, but rules vary, so check before you buy.

Current offers

• JJN Solar takes 10% off when you buy solar panels together with three or more accessories, and the homepage said the discount is applied at checkout.
• We list a Fall Sale code, BS7HMBHPDPYF, for 6% off solar panels.
• We also list a deal on the 3.4kW solar carport kit. When we checked, the homepage showed that kit at $2,545.00, so check the price in your cart before you order.
• We list free shipping too. Check the delivery details at checkout, as large kits may be handled differently.

How to save more

• Buy panels and fitting kit in one order: three accessories (brackets, cables, a crimper kit) can unlock the 10% bundle discount.
• JJN offers member pricing for customers who log in, so make an account before you check out and compare the price.
• Look at the multi-packs: the N-type panels come in packs of two or four, which works out cheaper per panel than buying singles later.

Products, prices and offers checked on the store's own website on 7 Nov 2026. Prices and stock can change.

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