DJI Power Solar Panel Adapter Module (MPPT)

Indispensabile per essere compatibile con pannelli dotati di connettore XT90. Estremamente solido e ben costruito. Si installa in 10 secondi con due semplici viti incluse nell'accessorio.

The MPPT adapter from DJI does exactly what it’s supposed to do when paired with the DJI Powerstation 1000 or 2000. If you want to charge your PS from solar, then you need this adapter. (Unless you get the DJI Branded Ones). For example, I am charging mine with Jackery 100W solar Panels (2). It’s expensive. Some might call it exorbitant, but the performance aligns with DJI’s reputation for quality. If you already own one of the compatible powerstations and want efficient solar charging, the adapter delivers. My experience with two units has been positive, though the high cost is hard to overlook. Build quality is what you’d expect from DJI. The materials feel solid, the connectors are firm, and once installed the module feels robust and secure. This isn’t a flimsy add-on; it’s engineered to withstand regular use outdoors. That said, installation isn’t intuitive at first. The fit is snug, and aligning connectors takes patience. Once you understand how it clips and mates with the powerstation, it becomes straightforward, but initial setup can be frustrating. To get the most out of this adapter, you need it because the DJI Powerstation units do not directly accept most third-party solar panel inputs without an MPPT interface. The adapter acts as a smart bridge between the solar panels and the powerstation, optimizing the panel’s output voltage and current for efficient charging. It connects directly to the Powerstation’s solar input port, and then you connect your solar panels to the adapter’s input leads. With panels from different manufacturers, you’ll often need the correct MC4 or other compatible connectors to match the adapter’s inputs. This setup ensures the powerstation sees a stable, regulated input rather than raw, fluctuating panel output, which improves charging performance significantly. For users committed to solar charging with DJI gear, this adapter is a necessary component despite its cost and learning curve.

It works as it should and there are nice lights that come on when a panel is connected to each of the three slots. I haven’t fixed it to the power bank as I just keep it in the pocket on the bag when not in use. Makes for a smaller form factor. I have got 470W from three 200W panels.

Well u can't use it if u don't buy it

I connected 4 panels, 2 in parallel, and I get 360 watts into station. It gets a bit warm to the touch but a put a 4 inch cooling fan under and it's down to 23c. It's DJI, well made like their drones