DJI Power Solar Panel Adapter Module (MPPT)

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.

These are great, work as advertised and easy to setup. 400w max, 200w max each XT50 slot and you are good to go

This is a great companion for the DJI Power 1000. I'm using this with two 100w solar panels. I tried connecting them in series but that resulted in no charge so I switched to parallel with a y-splitter and that allowed the panels to charge the DJI Power. I get upwards to 150w input at best. I think I could add one more 100w solar panel and run it to a separate SDC port but I haven't bought the extra panel to try that. I think this is great for a really small solar setup. I can see a lot of value in taking the DJI Power 1000 camping with some of these panels that could be setup as long as your electrical needs were pretty low. I think getting one of these is worth the price but I don't know if I could justify a second.

The product works as it should and gives you 3 ports for solar panels. The only reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is because it is a bit expensive for what it is, especially since most comparable power stations come with this capability built in, and they are usually a similar price or even less. I get why DJI does this, which is why I purchase the Power 1000, I would just like to see a bit of a better price, seeing as the power station is so darn expensive too! Overall, I would recommend this if you're looking to charge solar panels, I just hope DJI makes this a bit more accessable to folks in terms of the pricing. Great product though, thanks DJI for making awesome products throught the years!

Highly recommended for all DJI power plant owners, with this modulator you can connect up to 3 solar panels up to 400W at the same time, and best of all, you can connect up to 2 modulars at the same time. I only have one modulator and one 200W solar panel and I was able to charge my 1000W DJI power plant in 6 hours.

Brand new in original packaging and sealed Worked like a champ

Works ok, starts out producing 300+ watts then throttles down to under 200 for solar panels with a capacity of 400, why is does not maintain the higher amount is still under review. I have the dji 2000, this was likely engineered for the 1000 or smaller, however the cord for this module is not made long enough to reach the input if mounted on the lower part of the supplied brackets on the 2000 model, thus this will not allow me to install two of these. DJI, please make longer cords for the new 2000 height size or send extensions to allow for this unit size.

Paquete entregado en tiempo y sin dificultades Equipo de muy buena calidad,indispensable para el uso de paneles solares con la estasion de energía DJI Power 1000 Muchas gracias

This will be a short review as I have mentioned this previously in my review of the power station it connects to. Great solar adaptor unit, uses three XT60 plugs, important note as I had to figure out how to connect solar panels to its parent unit via this. Two of these can be used in parallel for a total of 6 panels connected 4 150w panels and 2 100w panels for a total of 800 watts solar power, 400w per adapter. One important thing to note, each XT60 socket will only allow for 200w of power, but the whole unit only allows for 400w of max power. So you cannot run 3 200w panels. Important to consider that when choosing wattage for panels.

Il modulo funziona correttamente. Utilizzato interposto tra un pannello solare da 200w.e una stazione elettrica. Tutto ok nessun problema rilevato

Erfüllt genau, was es verspricht, und funktioniert problemlos mit DJI Powerstations. Der einzige Kritikpunkt ist die Befestigung an der DJI Powerstation – die könnte besser gelöst sein. Da es sich jedoch um ein originales DJI-Produkt handelt, passt es natürlich ins System. Trotzdem ein Punkt, den DJI aus meiner Sicht noch einmal überdenken sollte.

Perfect interface for connecting solar panels.

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