For a weekend daylight plan, compare the FlashFish TSP18V60W and TSP18V100W by their documented panel rating, folded and unfolded footprint, weight, and the exact station-input documentation you will use. The 100W record has a higher rated panel output and a larger listed unfolded footprint; neither rating predicts energy collected on a particular trip or proves compatibility with a station.
Start with the practical difference
| Manual-record detail | TSP18V60W | TSP18V100W |
|---|---|---|
| Panel rating | 60W | 100W |
| DC output record | 18V, 3.34A | 18V, 5.6A |
| Folded dimensions | 455.93 × 416.81 mm | 415 × 402 mm |
| Unfolded dimensions | 832.1 × 455.93 mm | 1562.1 × 402 mm |
| Listed weight | 1.9 kg | 2.8 kg |
Both records describe foldable monocrystalline panels. The TSP18V60W record lists USB-C output up to 45W and USB-A output up to 18W; the TSP18V100W record lists USB-C output up to 65W and USB-A output up to 18W. These are output specifications, not promises about a phone, station, or trip result.
Choose based on the space you can document
The TSP18V60W has the smaller listed unfolded footprint. The TSP18V100W’s manual record is longer when unfolded. Instead of treating either as automatically better, map the actual place you are permitted to use: a stable surface, the cable route, the station location, and the manufacturer’s setup instructions.
- Pick the smaller documented footprint when space or packing layout is the main constraint.
- Consider the 100W model’s larger footprint only if the planned location and your transport plan support it.
- Do not calculate a weekend result from the wattage label alone; conditions, setup, and the receiving station’s limits must be documented separately.
Make the station check a separate gate
Before selecting either panel for a station, locate the station’s exact input label and manual. Compare its documented input range, current, connector requirements, and maximum input information with the panel and cable documentation. Do not assume that a connector is correct because it is listed for another model, or that a station will accept the full panel rating.
This matters even within the same brand. The local records say the cable arrangement for both TSP models can depend on the model, with DC, MC4, or DC5521 referenced. Confirm the cable and exact product version in the manual before connection.
Weekend planning checklist
- Measure the available setup and packing space.
- Record the model codes for the panel, station, cable, and any adapter.
- Read the panel and station manuals together before departure.
- Plan to pause if the labels, connector documentation, or permitted location are uncertain.
- Keep the selection rationale simple: footprint, documented specifications, and the verified station record.
FAQ
Will the TSP100 always charge a station faster than the TSP60?
No. The records state panel ratings, not a guaranteed charging result. The station input limits, setup, and conditions must be checked separately.
Are the two panels the same size when opened?
No. Their manual records list different unfolded dimensions, so confirm the available setup space before choosing.
Can I choose based only on the connector?
No. Verify the exact cable, electrical information, and the station’s input documentation.
Turn the comparison into a documented choice
Use the model records to shortlist by footprint and listed specifications, then compare the exact current product details and manuals with your station and trip setup. The final choice should be supported by the labels in hand, not by a generic estimate.
Next step: Compare FlashFish TSP18V60W specifications with your requirements.
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