Renogy 50in Adjustable Solar Panel Mount Brackets with Foldable Tilt Legs on Any Flat Surface for RV, Roof, Boat, Any Off-Grid Systems

Excellent for mounting two panels on the roof. Easy to assemble and mount. Had everything we needed in the box.

I purchased 3 sets of these ($180.00 til.)Arrived 8/16/24. Mounted bottom rails to portable dollys. Went to retrieve required hardware from boxes and there was zero assembly hardware.No star knobs, no flat or locking washers, no wing nuts & missing angle support arm.Contacted Renogy on Fri, they promised to send out. I supplied the requested amazon reciept, box labels etcMonday they emailed me and told me to take it up with Amazon. Note Amazon does not stock custom made support arms. Call Renogy back and informed them they already received mgr approval and would send. Then informed me pics were never received, so sent them all over again. Received email Monday from Renogy that they don’t sell parts seperately.Two plus hours on phone both Friday & Monday only to get the middle finger.Contacted Amazon, compensation made and was able to purchase star knobs, washers, wing nuts off Amazon. Had to purchase aluminum L channel from hardware store and fabricate in garage today.Sure , I could have sent it all back & reordered, but I assumed Renogy would have the customers back.You can forget that! I was also informed these are boxed in the warehouse in Ontario, Ca. So who couldn’t they send the missing parts?They are now on my list. Going forward I will share the very poor policy’s at Renogy. The customer service agents were great on the phone.If you do decide to purchase a Renogy product, just know it might not be fun, and put you behind schedule. You may also have to resolve with Amazon as I.

Very good

When I put the 200 watt Renogy solar panel vertically on this mount, the whole thing was wobbly. I have it on the ground, and I think the company expected these to be mounted on an RV or something like that. So, I put the panel on in the landscape position at the bottom. Now, it is stable, but I have these rails sticking up with nothing on them. They will make for good handles for moving the panel to the summer position. I guess that is something. I wanted it to work vertically, but horizontal is the only stable alternative.

My panels are 26 inches wide so I was a little worried about it fitting but I took a chance and it worked.My panels are ecoworthy 195w incase anyone has similar these work but you have to drill 2 holes on the sides (shorter end) because there aren't any.I plan to add some legs to get them off the ground but good enough for now

Its good but pricey im using 2 sets of brackets for the 550 watt panel so its stronger,4 bracket holding it !! Received 4 packages with no bolts and 4 had bolts.very disappointed because of not receiving all the bolts!

This bracket is quite simple: it is a set of two “triangles” that you assemble by screwing together three pieces of aluminum each. The profiles have holes along the full length so the bracket angle is fully adjustable. Then you attach a panel to both brackets with included screws. Renogy panels already have holes for that in the frame, so no drilling will be necessary. I bought the 50-inch version and it fits perfectly two Renogy 100w panels. It will also fit nicely one 200W panel. Note that the set only includes hardware for attaching one panel , you will need to come up with your own hardware for the second panel. The instruction was practically useless but the installation is quite obvious. It only takes time because you do it wrong, backwards etc the first time. I would call it light to medium duty due to relatively thin aluminum, but it will do the job. There’s virtually nothing there that can rust. Overall I am satisfied with the result although it could have been cheaper for such a simple bracket.Update: bought another one but had to wait for almost half a month, ended up canceling the order. There’s something going on with Renogy items recently, they just fail to deliver or send already returned items. I no longer recommend this bracket

Works great with my 460 watt bifacial panels. All stainless steel hardware. Never rust.