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Reolink Solar Panel

Continuous Charge Solar Panel with 360° Wall Mount & IP65 for 24/7

6W Standard Panel Provides Continuous Solar Charging
6W Battery Model Features Integrated 5900mAh Power
12W High Output Panel Delivers Rapid Charging
Broad Compatibility with Reolink Battery Security Cameras
IP65 Certified Weatherproof Design for Outdoor Durability
Includes 4M Cable and Adjustable Mounting Bracket

Price range: RM149.00 through RM448.00

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Model Overview, Power Ratings & Key Differences

What models make up the Reolink Solar Panel lineup, and how do their power ratings compare?

A: The Reolink solar lineup includes three primary solutions designed for battery-powered cameras:

Reolink Solar Panel 2 (6W): Delivers up to 6W maximum charging power for standard wire-free cameras.
Reolink Solar Panel 2S (6W with Built-in Battery): Combines a 6W monocrystalline solar panel with an integrated 5900mAh (42.48Wh) rechargeable lithium backup battery pack.
Reolink Solar Panel 3 (12W): Delivers up to 12W maximum power output (6.4V / 1.9A) across a larger surface area, optimized for power-intensive cameras (Such as 4K, dual-lens, or continuous-recording battery cameras).

What are the main advantages of the 6W Solar Panel with Built-in Battery (Solar Panel 2S)?

A: The Solar Panel 2S solves common intermittent solar issues by storing surplus solar energy inside its built-in 5900mAh battery:

Continuous Power at Night / Overcast Days: When no sunlight is available, the integrated battery continues to power or charge the camera.
Sub-Zero Temperature Bypass: Standard lithium batteries in cameras cannot be safely recharged below 0 degrees Celsius. In temperatures between -10 degrees Celsius and 0 degrees Celsius, the 2S battery pack directly powers the camera's system board instead of forcing charge into the camera cell, preventing low-temperature charging failure.
Pre-charge Convenience: It includes a USB-C input port allowing you to fully charge the panel's internal battery from a wall charger before outdoor mounting.

Why would a user choose the 12W Solar Panel (Solar Panel 3) over the standard 6W panel?

A: The 12W Solar Panel 3 delivers double the wattage and peak current (up to 1.9A) compared to 6W models. It is specifically recommended for:

High-traffic areas where cameras trigger frequent motion alarms and spotlight activations.
High-drain camera models such as dual-lens panoramic cameras (Argus 4, Duo series), 4K PTZ cameras (Atlas PT Ultra, Argus PT Ultra), and cameras utilizing continuous recording or pre-recording modes.
Geographic regions with short daylight hours, frequent cloudy weather, or winter sun angles where quick energy capture is critical.

Which Reolink camera models are compatible across these solar panels?

A: All three solar panels are compatible with Reolink's entire battery-powered camera family, including:

Argus Series: Argus 2E, Argus 3 Pro, Argus 3 Ultra, Argus 4, Argus 4 Pro, Argus PT, Argus PT Ultra, Argus Eco, and Argus Track.
Go Series (4G LTE): Reolink Go Plus, Go PT Plus, Go Ultra, and Go PT Ultra.
Dual-Lens & Specialty: Duo 2 (Battery), TrackMix LTE / WiFi (Battery), and Atlas PT Ultra. (Note: Standard wired PoE and plug-in DC-only cameras are not designed for solar operation).

What connector types are used on each solar panel model?

A: All current-generation Reolink solar panels (Solar Panel 2, 2S, and 3) feature a native, weather-sealed USB-C connector at the end of their integrated 4-meter (13-foot) charging cables. For older camera models equipped with a Micro USB charging port, standalone retail packages include a certified USB-C to Micro USB adapter cable with an outdoor rubber protective shroud.

Battery Mechanics, LED Indicators & Charging Logic

What is the battery capacity and electrical specification of the Solar Panel 2S?

A: The built-in battery pack on the Reolink Solar Panel 2S features a rated capacity of 5900mAh / 42.48Wh. It operates with a standard input rating of DC 5V / 2A (Via its USB-C charging port) and outputs a regulated DC 5V / 2A power supply to the connected security camera.

How do you check the remaining battery charge on the Solar Panel 2S?

A: On the back of the Solar Panel 2S casing, there is a physical Status Button located next to a row of 5 LED indicator lights. Pressing the status button once immediately illuminates the LEDs to display the real-time battery charge level.

What do the LED indicator lights show while charging the Solar Panel 2S battery?

A: When the Solar Panel 2S is being charged via its solar face or an external DC 5V power adapter:

1 Flashing LED: Battery level is under 20%.
1 Solid LED, 1 Flashing: Battery level is 20% to 40%.
2 Solid LEDs, 1 Flashing: Battery level is 40% to 60%.
3 Solid LEDs, 1 Flashing: Battery level is 60% to 80%.
4 Solid LEDs, 1 Flashing: Battery level is 80% to 99%.
5 Solid LEDs: Battery is 100% fully charged.
All LEDs rapidly flashing: Battery error or charging protection triggered.

What do the LED indicator lights indicate while discharging (Powering the camera)?

A: When the Solar Panel 2S is actively delivering power to your connected camera:

5 Solid LEDs: 80% to 100% capacity remaining.
4 Solid LEDs: 60% to 80% capacity remaining.
3 Solid LEDs: 40% to 60% capacity remaining.
2 Solid LEDs: 20% to 40% capacity remaining.
1 Solid LED: 10% to 20% capacity remaining.
1 Flashing LED: Critical low battery (Under 10%).

How does the camera app display battery status when connected to Solar Panel 2S in cold weather?

A: Under normal temperatures (Above 0 degrees Celsius), the app displays a green lightning bolt/solar charging icon, and the camera battery percentage rises. In sub-zero temperatures (Between -10 degrees Celsius and 0 degrees Celsius), the Solar Panel 2S directly supplies operating power to keep the camera running without forcing current into the camera battery. During this cold-weather bypass mode, the camera's internal battery percentage will remain unchanged in the app.

Solar Efficiency, Angle Optimization & Placement

How many hours of direct sunlight are needed daily to keep a camera charged?

A: Under average use (10 to 20 motion detection events per day):

How should the solar panel be angled for maximum solar harvesting?

A: To maximize solar absorption across seasonal shifts, angle the panel according to the standard geographic formula: Ideal Tilt Angle = Local Latitude + 5 degrees.

Why should the solar panel never be installed completely flat (Horizontally)?

A: Installing a solar panel horizontally causes three major problems:

Dirt and Debris Accumulation: Rainwater cannot drain freely, leaving behind pools of water that evaporate and form a crust of dust, pollen, and grime across the solar cells.
Drastic Efficiency Drops: Photovoltaic panels rely on uniform light; even if only 10% of a solar panel's surface is shaded or blocked by accumulated debris, total power production can drop by more than 50%.
Poor Sunlight Incidence: The sun rarely sits at a 90-degree angle directly overhead, resulting in reflective losses.

How does partial shading from tree leaves, gutters, or eaves impact performance?

A: Solar panels contain series-connected photovoltaic cells. If a small shadow falls across a single section of the panel (Such as a tree branch, gutter overhang, or bird dropping), it creates an electrical bottleneck that severely degrades output across the entire panel. Always mount the panel where it receives completely unobstructed daylight during peak sun hours (10:00 AM to 3:00 PM).

How often should the surface of the solar panel be cleaned?

A: It is recommended to inspect and clean the panel every 2 to 3 months, or more frequently in dusty, pollen-heavy, or arid environments. Wipe the tempered glass surface using a soft, damp cloth with clean water. Never use abrasive sponges, scouring powders, or harsh chemical detergents that could scratch the protective anti-reflective coating.

Weather Resistance, Operating Temperatures & Environmental Specs

What are the weatherproof ratings of the Reolink solar panels?

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Reolink Solar Panel 2 (6W): IP65 certified dust-tight and water-resistant against outdoor rain and water jets.
Reolink Solar Panel 3 (12W): IP65 certified dust-tight and weatherproof against severe rain, snow, and wind.
Reolink Solar Panel 2S (6W with Battery): IP67 certified dust-tight and watertight, engineered with high-grade silicone sealing around the battery housing and USB ports to withstand harsh outdoor submersion risks.

What are the charging and operating temperature ranges for these panels?

A: Reolink 6W (Solar Panel 2) & 12W (Solar Panel 3):

A: Reolink Solar Panel 2S (with Battery):

Why does the camera stop charging when the temperature drops below freezing (0°C / 32°F)?

A: This is an automatic battery protection mechanism built into all standard lithium-ion and lithium-polymer cells. Charging lithium batteries below freezing causes metallic lithium plating to form on the anode, which permanently degrades battery capacity and can cause internal short circuits. When ambient temperature drops below 0 degrees Celsius, standard cameras shut off charging until temperatures rise. (The Solar Panel 2S circumvents this by powering the camera directly without charging its internal battery).

Can Reolink solar panels withstand snow, hail, and high winds?

A: Yes. Reolink solar panels are manufactured with industrial-grade monocrystalline solar cells encased under hardened tempered glass and impact-resistant frames. When mounted using the included multi-screw bracket and tightened firmly with the tri-star locking collar, the panels withstand standard hail, heavy rainstorms, and gale-force winds. In snowy climates, install the panel at a steeper tilt angle (45 degrees or greater) so accumulated snow naturally slides off.

What is the physical size and weight of each solar panel model?

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Hardware Assembly, Mounting Methods & Cable Routing

What mounting accessories and hardware are included in the box?

A:

Reolink Solar Panel 2 / 3: Solar panel with hardwired 4m cable, 360-degree rotating bracket rod, bracket base, tri-star locking knob, bracket back plate, mounting plate, tree/pole strap, bracket foam pad, pack of screws and drywall anchors, and quick start guide.
Reolink Solar Panel 2S: Solar panel with 5900mAh battery, detachable 4m USB-C cable, bracket rod and base, bracket back plate, mounting plate, strap, foam pad, USB-C to Micro USB adapter, screws, and manual.

How do you mount the solar panel to an exterior wall or wooden post?

A:

Stick the mounting template on the wall and drill pilot holes (Insert drywall anchors for masonry, concrete, or stucco).
Apply the included foam pad to the back of the bracket base to seal against insect intrusion and moisture.
Fasten the bracket base to the surface using the supplied long screws.
Assemble the bracket rod and backplate, slide the rod into the base, and secure it with the tri-star knob.
Align the 4 screw holes on the back of the solar panel with the backplate and tighten the screws firmly.
Loosen the tri-star knob, tilt and swivel the panel toward direct sunlight, and retighten the knob.

How do you mount the solar panel to a tree trunk or pole without drilling screws?

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Take the circular mounting plate and thread the included heavy-duty woven strap through the two rectangular strap slots.
Fasten the mounting plate to the rear of the bracket base using the supplied short machine screws.
Wrap the strap around the tree trunk, drain downspout, or pole, thread it through the metal buckle, and pull it firmly to lock the bracket tightly in place.
Attach the solar panel to the bracket arm and aim it toward optimal sunlight.

How far can the solar panel be installed from the camera, and can the cable be extended?

A: Every Reolink solar panel comes standard with a 4-meter (13-foot) weather-sealed cable, allowing you to install the camera under a shaded roof soffit while placing the solar panel in full sunlight on the roof or wall. If greater reach is required, you can add Reolink 4.5m Solar Extension Cables. To prevent excessive voltage drop, Reolink recommends connecting a maximum of two extension cables, reaching a maximum total length of 13 meters (43 feet).

How do you ensure the USB-C connection between the solar panel and camera remains watertight?

A: The USB-C connector on the solar panel cable features a custom-molded silicone weather gasket. When plugging the cable into the camera's USB-C port, push the connector firmly until the rubber sleeve is completely seated against the camera housing. A loose connection can allow rainwater or condensation to penetrate, leading to port corrosion or charging failure.

Maintenance, Troubleshooting & Safety Instructions

What should I do if the Reolink App shows the battery camera is not charging?

A: Follow these step-by-step diagnostic measures:

Check Physical Cable Connection: Unplug the USB-C connector, inspect for dirt or moisture, and re-insert it firmly.
Inspect Sunlight Exposure: Ensure the panel is receiving direct, unshaded sunlight (Not indirect ambient light or artificial lighting).
Check Ambient Temperature: Verify that the ambient temperature is within the safe lithium charging range (0 degrees Celsius to 45 degrees Celsius / 32 degrees Fahrenheit to 113 degrees Fahrenheit).
Clean the Panel Surface: Wipe away leaves, dirt, dust, snow, or bird droppings covering the solar cells.
Benchmark with Wall Charger: Plug the camera into a standard DC 5V/2A phone wall charger. If the camera charges from the wall, the issue lies in panel positioning, seasonal sunlight angle, or cable seating.

Why does the camera battery level decrease even when connected to a solar panel?

A: A solar panel provides a trickle charge. The battery level will decrease if power consumption exceeds the energy harvested. Common causes include:

Frequent Motion Triggers: The camera is triggering dozens or hundreds of times per day due to high-traffic sidewalks or trees blowing in the wind. Adjust PIR sensitivity and configure detection zones.
Extended Live Viewing: Frequent or long live stream sessions drain power rapidly.
Suboptimal Sun Hours: Winter seasons or cloudy weather provide fewer peak sunlight hours. Consider upgrading from a 6W panel to a 12W panel (Solar Panel 3) or incorporating the battery-buffered Solar Panel 2S.

How do you troubleshoot the Solar Panel 2S if it fails to output power?

A:

Check Built-in Battery Level: Press the status button on the back of the panel. If no LEDs illuminate, the internal 5900mAh battery is completely exhausted.
Indoor Recharge: Bring the Solar Panel 2S indoors, plug a standard DC 5V/2A adapter into its USB-C charging port, and allow it to charge for 4 to 5 hours until all 5 LEDs remain solid green.
Check Rubber Seal: Ensure the USB-C protective rubber plug is firmly sealed over the charging input port when deployed outdoors.
Firmware Updates: Ensure the connected Reolink camera has the latest firmware installed via the Reolink App.

What safety precautions should be followed when handling the Solar Panel 2S with its internal battery?

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Do not expose the panel to extreme heat sources (Fireplaces, space heaters, open flames) exceeding 60 degrees Celsius.
Do not puncture, drop, crush, or mechanically compress the battery casing.
If the battery pack appears swollen, dented, or emits an odor, discontinue use immediately and dispose of it at an authorized electronic recycling center.
Only recharge the built-in battery using standard DC 5V/2A USB chargers or native solar energy.

What warranty coverage and technical support does Reolink provide for these solar panels?

A:

Warranty: All Reolink solar panels (Solar Panel 2, Solar Panel 2S, and Solar Panel 3) are backed by Reolink's official 2-year limited hardware warranty and a 30-day money-back guarantee when purchased through official channels.
Support: Free firmware updates and technical support can be accessed directly at the official Reolink Support Center: https://reolinkmalaysia.com.my/support

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A: The Reolink solar lineup includes three primary solutions designed for battery-powered cameras:

A: The Solar Panel 2S solves common intermittent solar issues by storing surplus solar energy inside its built-in 5900mAh battery:

A: The 12W Solar Panel 3 delivers double the wattage and peak current (up to 1.9A) compared to 6W models. It is specifically recommended for:

A: All three solar panels are compatible with Reolink's entire battery-powered camera family, including:

A: The built-in battery pack on the Reolink Solar Panel 2S features a rated capacity of 5900mAh / 42.48Wh. It operates with a standard input rating of DC 5V / 2A (Via its USB-C charging port) and outputs a regulated DC 5V / 2A power supply to the connected security camera.

A: On the back of the Solar Panel 2S casing, there is a physical Status Button located next to a row of 5 LED indicator lights. Pressing the status button once immediately illuminates the LEDs to display the real-time battery charge level.

A: When the Solar Panel 2S is being charged via its solar face or an external DC 5V power adapter:

A: When the Solar Panel 2S is actively delivering power to your connected camera:

A: Under average use (10 to 20 motion detection events per day):

A: To maximize solar absorption across seasonal shifts, angle the panel according to the standard geographic formula: Ideal Tilt Angle = Local Latitude + 5 degrees.

A: Installing a solar panel horizontally causes three major problems:

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A: Reolink Solar Panel 2S (with Battery):

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A: Follow these step-by-step diagnostic measures:

A: A solar panel provides a trickle charge. The battery level will decrease if power consumption exceeds the energy harvested. Common causes include:

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