BougeRV Arch Pro 100W N-Type TOPCon Flexible Solar Panel

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A 100 W, 16-busbar N-type flexible fiberglass panel with an IP68 rating, a 27-diode shade layout and a 37.8 V open-circuit voltage at 4.6 lb.

$150

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SKU: SP003

Usability

3.4 out of 10
Capacity1100 W rated, on the 100 to 119 W flexible rung
Efficiency116.8 percent module efficiency from 38.3 x 24.1 in, under the 18 percent rung
  • Marketed: 25 percent cell efficiency, a cell figure, not the module
Operating Range5Pmax coefficient -0.35 percent per °C, on the -0.31 to -0.36 rung
Lifespan395 percent output for 5 years in the manual, the shorter term, on the 5 to 9 year rung
  • Page: claims 25 years to 80 percent output, the longer term, so not scored
  • Cap: the flexible ETFE-front cap of 5 does not bind
Features6IP68, 27 bypass diodes and an ETFE front; no station adapters
  • Mounting: holes 474 mm apart, adhesive or tape; 33.5 in 14 AWG leads
Verification2No directory listing for Arch Pro 100; no certification claimed
  • Standard: UL 61730 needed for a listing
  • Searched: Intertek UL CEC LabTest Certipedia SGS
  • Holder: Guangzhou Boju Information Technology Co. Ltd.
  • Not run: TÜV SÜD directory blocked
Warranty & Support65 years material and workmanship, not prorated
  • Policy: site policy gives panels 5 to 10 years, deferring to the manual
  • List: $149.99 at bougerv.com
  • Packs: two $299.99, three $439.99, four $559.99, eight $1,119.99

Shade-Tolerant 100 W flex, low module efficiency

  • What it is: a 100 W N-type flexible fiberglass panel with a 27-diode shade layout and an IP68 rating
  • The trade-off: it holds output better in partial shade, at a price above the Arch 2.0 100W and with low output per square foot
  • Not checked: the shade tests found were run on the 200 W size, not this one
  • Look elsewhere for: more watts per square foot or a long output warranty

Strengths

  • Shade-tolerant diode layout
  • Fully waterproof rating
  • Light for its output
  • ETFE front rather than PET
  • Higher voltage suits long cable runs

Drawbacks

  • Low output per square foot
  • Priced above the plainer Arch 2.0 of the same size
  • Page output warranty is the longer claimso not scored
  • Open-circuit voltage too high for some power stations
  • Flexible build caps long-term output

Social score

6.0 out of 10
RedditProduct-line5 out of 10
  • Praise: on r/sailing an owner of the 200 W Arch Pro said it hardly notices partial shading and matches his bifacial rigid panels (October 2025)
  • Shade complaint: on r/solar a balcony owner of the 200 W said it gave about 11 W with a third shaded, less than his old pair of 100 W panels (July 2026)
GoogleBrand-level7 out of 10
  • Durability: a DIY Solar Forum owner who paid $400 each for three Yuma 200 W CIGS panels found no delamination after a 30-day, 1,100-mile boat trip (December 2025)
  • Output: the same owner measured a new Yuma 200 W at 137 W, level with a pair of glass panels in the same sun (August 2024)
  • Free unit: another forum owner, given his first Yuma 100 W by BougeRV for review, bought two more and logged about 20 percent more daily output than a monocrystalline panel (September 2023)
  • The Gadgeteer: measured a 100 W CIGS 10 to 20 W below a folding panel lying flat; the review carries affiliate links and a $40 code (November 2022)
  • Shade: a Sprinter-Source owner chose a 200 W CIGS for producing power when nearly 75 percent shaded (June 2024)
YouTubeProduct-line7 out of 10
  • HOBOTECH: carries a BougeRV link and exclusive discount code; measured one Arch Pro 200W at 172 W of 200 in 1,130 W/m² sun and 124 W with three of four sections shaded (November 2025)
  • Damage test: HOBOTECH found a second 200W still made 108 W after ten projectile hits, and called the panel tough and shade tolerant (November 2025)
  • Proficient Prepper: posts a 10 percent BougeRV discount code; read 182 W unshaded and about 140 W under a simulated leaf pattern, with zero output at about 80 percent covered (December 2025)
Amazon5 out of 10
Liked
  • Out-produced an older 110 W flexible panel, per one owner
Read the full summary
  • Rating: the 100 W Arch Pro listing shows 4.7 of 5 from 10 global ratings, 67 percent five-star and 33 percent four-star (October 2026)
  • Output: one verified buyer said it makes more power than his older 110 W flexible panel (2026)
  • Discount: one point off the star split because BougeRV runs an Amazon-order rewards page on its own site
User reviewsNot scored

The retailer pool is blank: no US retailer listing for this BougeRV model carries ten native product reviews.

Trustpilot

Trustpilot rates bougerv.com 4.4 from 3,406 reviews on a page claimed in December 2020 with a paid subscription and invited reviews, 74 percent five-star against 9 percent one-star (October 2026).

Track record
  • The BBB rates BougeRv of Houston D+ on one complaint closed in three years, not accredited (October 2026).
  • No CPSC or Health Canada recall names BougeRV, searched in October 2026.
Not countedExcluded

Not counted in any pool: bougerv.com's own reviews, BougeRV's YouTube channel and Facebook groups, r/BougeRVCommunity, BougeRV staff posts on iRV2, dealer pages, or BougeRV's affiliate, influencer and referral programs.

Sources

BougeRV's Amazon Rewards page gives store points for verified Amazon orders, redeemable for gift cards, coupons and free products, so the Amazon pool is scored one point lower.

Brand-level

4.4 on Trustpilot, A D+ from The BBB, no recalls

Specs

  • CapacityNot applicable
  • AC OutputNot applicable
  • System VoltageNot applicable
  • Panel Power100-149 W
  • Charge CurrentNot applicable
  • Safety ListingNone verifiable
  • Cell TypeTOPCon (N-type)
  • Low-Temp ChargingNot applicable
  • Warranty5 Years
  • MonitoringNot applicable
  • Weight4.6 lb

At a glance

  • 38.3 x 24.1 x 0.1 in
  • 33.5 in 14 AWG leads
  • 474 mm hole spacing
  • 16-busbar cells

BougeRV is the brand of Guangzhou Boju Information Technology Co., Ltd. of Guangzhou, China, which has used the BOUGERV trademark since 2017 and keeps an office in Houston, Texas.

It sells with a cart at bougerv.com and through its brand store on Amazon US, where the seller is BougeRV, and Home Depot and Walmart list its solar panels.

The BougeRV Arch Pro 100W, SKU SP003 and "Arch Pro 100" in its manual, is a 16-busbar N-type TOPCon flexible panel with a dual-layer fiberglass build and BougeRV's ShadePower bypass-diode layout.

It is rated 100 W ±5% with Vmp 32.4 V, Imp 3.1 A, Voc 37.8 V and Isc 3.2 A, a 1000 V maximum system voltage and -40 to 185 °F limits. It measures 38.3 x 24.1 x 0.1 in (974 x 612 x 2.5 mm) and weighs 4.6 lb, with 33.5 in 14 AWG leads and mounting holes 474 mm apart.

BougeRV rates it IP68, and its Amazon listing gives 27 shade-tolerant diodes. Packs fold into this row: two for $299.99, three for $439.99, four for $559.99 ($139.99 each) and eight for $1,119.99.

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