EcoFlow 125W Bifacial Modular Solar Panel (2-Pack)

Yes, easily. A Starlink Mini draws roughly 25-40W, and this pack puts out up to 250W combined in good sun — even a single panel on its own comfortably covers it, with real headroom left over to charge a battery bank at the same time.

The rear face of each panel also generates power from reflected light bouncing off the ground, snow, or a light-colored surface, not just from the front face pointed at the sun. EcoFlow rates the bifaciality coefficient at 80% (±5%), meaning the rear face can add a meaningful share on top of the front face's output.

Yes — both the panel itself and its XT60 connector carry an IP68 rating, EcoFlow's highest ingress protection tier, rated for dust ingress and sustained water exposure rather than just light rain or the occasional splash outdoors on a trip.

Yes — EcoFlow sells this same 125W panel as part of 250W (2-panel) and 500W (4-panel) kit configurations, so this pack works as a starting point you can expand later on rather than locking you into a fixed, one-time setup.

XT60. Most current EcoFlow stations accept XT60 solar input either natively or with EcoFlow's own adapter cables, but the exact fit still depends on your model — call (619) 238-0205 with your station and we'll confirm it before you order.

Each panel weighs about 9.26 lb and measures roughly 24.1 × 45.4 in when unfolded, at 0.87 in thick — light enough for one person to carry and position, but sized more for a ground or roof mount than a backpack.