200W Plug-in Solar Kit
Solar without a roof. One 8 lb panel tied to a railing and one cord into an outdoor outlet. Set it up in an afternoon, and your home uses the solar power first.
Saves $20–$65 a year, depending on the state you are in. Your state, your rate →
A panel hanging upright on a south-facing railing, unshaded, at your state's average power rate (NREL and EIA data).
In the box: 1 × 200 W DC flexible panel, Hoymiles 391 W AC microinverter, AC cord, stainless zip ties, quick-start guide. Space for one 57 × 27 in panel.
Free shipping in the US, except NY, ME and VT. Arrives in two boxes.
30-day returns: 10% restocking fee, return shipping paid by you.
Grid-connected solar offsets electricity while the sun shines. It does not supply backup power during an outage.
See what arrives · Compare 200 W and 400 W · Will it fit my space?
Before installation, check your state, utility and property requirements.
Room for one more panel: this kit's inverter takes a second 200 W panel. Additional Panel 200W + Cables: $200 in the same order as this kit, so the pair costs what the 400 W kit does; $229 on its own later.
The easy start: one 8 lb panel tied to a railing, fence or deck, powering what's always on while the sun is up: router, modem, chargers. The grid covers the rest, and every bit you make is power you don't buy.
Hanging on a south-facing railing, the 200 makes 140 to 230 kWh a year depending on your state. See what it saves where you live.
Nothing to buy separately. Nothing to wire.
Start with the sunny space you have: the difference is one panel or two. The 400 W kit's extra $200 buys a second 200 W DC panel, which needs its own space. Both kits share the 391 W AC inverter, so the output limit is the same.
| Your kit | 200 W$399.00 | 400 W$599.00 |
|---|---|---|
| Solar panels | 1 × 200 W | 2 × 200 W |
| Space to plan for | One 57 × 27 in panel | Two 57 × 27 in panels |
| Choose it for | A smaller sunny space and a lower starting price. | More panel area to offset more daytime electricity use. |
| Inverter output | 391 W max AC | 391 W max AC |
| Take a closer look | You’re viewing this kit | View 400 W kit |
Panel wattage is the DC rating; inverter output is AC. Actual generation depends on sunlight, orientation and shade. Estimate savings for your home.
A railing, deck, patio, fence or sunny wall. Measure space for each panel, check for shade and plan a secure mounting position near a suitable outdoor GFCI outlet. No extension cord or power strip.
Choose a sunny position. Before mounting, complete any required utility notification, approvals and property permissions.
Follow the quick-start guide to secure the panels and connect the inverter and cord.
Once the required local steps are complete, connect to the suitable outlet and see generation in the Hoymiles app. The guide includes utility notification text where needed.
Check your state’s installation requirements · Ask us about your setup
Already have panels? The APsystems EZ1-LV inverter on its own takes up to two; check your panels first. It needs its own circuit.
The Approval Pack: an HOA request letter, a landlord letter, a state-by-state law sheet and a model board policy. Fill in, send, get a decision.
Sold by Miga Technologies, LLC (US Plugin Solar). Email sales@uspluginsolar.com or use the contact form.
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