Foldable solar panels, a DC-DC battery charger, a car charging cable and AC adapters sold for ALLWEI power stations, with what each page says it fits.
ALLWEI XY-100 100W Solar Panel — read reviewA folding 100W solar panel listed at $159 for PPS300 and PPS600 power stations. The spec block gives 23% cell efficiency, a DC5.5 x 2.1MM output connector and 7.9LB weight, and the FAQ ties it to the 300W/500W stations.
ALLWEI Car Charging Cable (PPS1200/2400) — read reviewA car charging cable that the title names for PPS1200 and PPS2400 power stations, listed at $29.99 as one variant. The page gives only the title and price lines, with no length, connector or wattage figures, so it suits buyers who can confirm those details elsewhere.
ALLWEI AC Adapter for SGR-PPS1200-2 — read reviewAn AC adapter charger with an AC cable named for SGR-PPS1200-2 power stations, listed at $59.99 against a crossed-out $79.99. The page states no wattage, cable length or connectors, so it suits buyers who already know their station carries that code.
ALLWEI AC Adapter for SGR-PPS2000-2 — read reviewAn AC adapter charger with a DC cable that the title ties to the SGR-PPS2000-2 code, listed at $65 against a crossed-out $120.00. The page gives no wattage, length or connector figures, so it suits owners of a station carrying that exact code.
ALLWEI 12V 60A DC-DC Battery Charger — read reviewA 12V 60A DC-DC battery charger with MPPT, listed at $239, for charging a house battery from a vehicle alternator or solar panels. The page gives up to 800W input power but no spec table, because its lower sections describe another product.
ALLWEI 400W Solar Panel — read reviewA 400W solar panel listed from $429 for one panel, or $839 for two, and named for PPS1200 and PPS2400 stations. Its page carries a battery's spec block, so no panel voltage, current, size or weight is available.
These six listings are accessories that ALLWEI sells for its own power stations, so the first check is fit: which station does the listing name, and does your model match? The XY-100 panel names the PPS300 and PPS600, the 400W panel and the car charging cable name the PPS1200 and PPS2400, and the two AC adapters carry the codes SGR-PPS1200-2 and SGR-PPS2000-2, which do not match the station names on the other pages. The 12V 60A DC-DC charger names no station at all. Prices as listed on October 23, 2026 were $29.99 for the cable, $59.99 and $65 for the adapters, $159 for the 100W panel, $239 for the charger and from $429 for the 400W panel, or $839 for two.
For a solar panel, watts (W) are its rated peak output: 100W for the XY-100 and 400W for the larger panel. Only the XY-100 page gives the rest: 18V and 5.6A at maximum power, a 23.4V open-circuit voltage (the reading with nothing connected), a 6.27A short-circuit current, 23% cell efficiency, a DC5.5 x 2.1MM connector, and 7.9 lb folded to 615 x 560 x 35mm. Check those against the solar input limit on your station's own page. The 400W page gives no panel voltage, current, size or weight, because its spec block describes a LiFePO4 (lithium iron phosphate) battery. The charger page's lower sections describe a different product, so its 60A and 800W claims rest on seven feature bullets. The cable and adapter pages give no length, connectors or wattage.
All six are sold by ALLWEI at allweipower.com, which says it is run by ALLWEI Trading Inc. Shipping is free by ground carrier in the contiguous US, and a multi-item order may arrive in separate packages from different warehouses. Returns run 30 days from receipt for an unused item in its original packaging, with an RMA number from support; you pay return shipping unless it is a quality issue. Warranty terms differ. The cable and adapters carry 1 year when bought alone and share a main product's cover when ordered with one. The XY-100 is listed at 2 years plus 1 with registration, and the table labels that extra year 'Paid'. The warranty page does not name the charger or the 400W panel, so ask support.
Look elsewhere if you need a page that confirms compatibility or specs. Three pages are empty below the price, one carries a battery's spec block and one another product's, and the 400W page's FAQ mixes answers about a 100W panel and a '20ow' panel. The crossed-out prices on five of the six pages are the store's own comparison figures, with no source or date. We found no independent lab test of any ALLWEI product, and Trustpilot shows one review on an unclaimed profile.
| Review | Price | Stated fit |
|---|---|---|
| ALLWEI XY-100 100W Solar Panel | $159Sold out at last check | Charges the 300W/500W stations (FAQ); title names PPS300 and PPS600 |
| ALLWEI Car Charging Cable (PPS1200/2400) | $29.99 | PPS1200 and PPS2400 |
| ALLWEI AC Adapter for SGR-PPS1200-2 | $59.99 | SGR-PPS1200-2 (store title: Power Stations, plural) |
| ALLWEI AC Adapter for SGR-PPS2000-2 | $65 | SGR-PPS2000-2 (store title: Power Station, singular) |
| ALLWEI 12V 60A DC-DC Battery Charger | $239 | — |
| ALLWEI 400W Solar Panel | From $429 | Charges the 1200W/2000W power stations (FAQ); title names PPS1200 and PPS2400 |
Start from the station names on the listing. The XY-100 names the PPS300 and PPS600 (its FAQ says 300W and 500W stations); the 400W panel names the PPS1200 and PPS2400 (FAQ: 1200W and 2000W stations); the car cable names the PPS1200 and PPS2400. The adapters carry the codes SGR-PPS1200-2 and SGR-PPS2000-2 and neither page says which station it fits. No page gives a compatibility table, so ask ALLWEI to confirm your model in writing.
Watts (W) are the rated peak power: 100W for the XY-100, 400W for the other panel. Volts and amps describe that power. The XY-100 lists 18V and 5.6A at maximum power, a 23.4V open-circuit voltage and a 6.27A short-circuit current, with 23% cell efficiency. The 400W page lists none of these because its spec block describes a battery. Compare the figures with the solar input limit on your station's page.
ALLWEI's 12V 60A charger is described as moving power from a vehicle alternator or solar panels into a 12V battery, up to 60A and 800W input, with a built-in MPPT (maximum power point tracking) controller. The 99.5% tracking and 97% peak conversion figures are the page's own bullet claims. The page has no spec table or input voltage range, and its title names battery types LFP (lithium iron phosphate), AGM, GEL and FLA.
The pages are not clear. The XY-100 page calls the panel IP68 water-resistant against splashing yet says not to place it in rain or soak it for long, and to keep the junction box dry. The 400W page makes an IP68 water-resistance statement that names no wattage. We found no rating document for either panel.
Ground shipping is free in the contiguous US, 3 to 7 business days after 1 to 2 days to ship. Returns run 30 days from receipt, unused and in the original packaging, with an RMA number; you pay return shipping unless it is a quality issue. The cable and adapters carry 1 year when bought alone, the XY-100 is listed at 2 years plus 1 with registration, and the charger and 400W panel are not named on the warranty page.