Which cable connects a UDPOWER solar panel to the power station?
For a compatible UDPOWER solar setup, use an XT60-to-DC7909 solar charging cable:
- The XT60 end connects to the solar panel’s compatible XT60 output.
- The DC7909 end connects to the power station’s DC7909 solar charging input.
The official 3.9 ft cable listing states that this cable is included when purchasing a UDPOWER solar panel.
Matching connectors alone do not confirm electrical compatibility. The panel must also meet the specific power station’s solar input requirements.
Source: UDPOWER XT60-to-DC7909 charging cable
Which solar panel should I use with my C600?
UDPOWER’s C600 product page recommends the UDPOWER 120W folding solar panel. It lists an 11–28V solar input range and approximately 240W maximum solar input.
The 240W limit does not mean that every panel rated below 240W is compatible. Panel voltage and the other input requirements must also be checked.
Source: UDPOWER C600
Can I use the UDPOWER 210W solar panel with my C600?
Do not connect this combination pending clarification from UDPOWER Support.
The published product information conflicts: the 210W panel page includes C600 in its compatibility list, but lists a 48V open-circuit voltage. This exceeds the C600’s published 28V maximum input voltage. The 120W panel page also explicitly advises against using the 210W panel with C600.
An XT60-to-DC7909 cable does not reduce the panel’s voltage or resolve this mismatch.
Sources: 210W panel, 120W panel, Solar connector guide
Can I use a third-party solar panel with a UDPOWER power station?
Yes, a third-party solar panel can be used if its electrical specifications and connection meet the solar input requirements of your particular UDPOWER power station.
The connector and polarity must be correct, and the panel’s open-circuit voltage, operating voltage, current, and total wattage must meet the station’s specified input limits. A plug that fits does not, by itself, confirm compatibility.
For the most straightforward compatibility and setup, we recommend purchasing a UDPOWER power station and solar panel together as a matched solar generator bundle for that model. If you already own the power station, choose a UDPOWER solar panel specifically listed as compatible with it.
Source: UDPOWER FAQ
What cable is needed for a third-party solar panel?
For a compatible panel with an XT60 output, use the appropriate XT60-to-DC7909 charging cable: XT60 connects to the panel, and DC7909 connects to the power station’s compatible solar input.
A panel with a different output connector requires a suitable cable or adapter with the correct polarity and ratings. A connector adapter does not change the panel’s voltage or make an electrically incompatible panel compatible.
Source: UDPOWER connector guide
Can I use a third-party solar panel with my S1200 or S2400?
Yes, provided the panel and cable meet your specific model’s solar input requirements. Check the requirements for your exact model; compatibility with the S1200 does not automatically establish compatibility with the S2400.
For the simplest setup, we recommend the matched UDPOWER solar generator bundle for your S1200 or S2400. If you already have the station, a compatible UDPOWER solar panel is the recommended option.
Source: UDPOWER model-specific connector and input guide
I already have a Jackery or another third-party solar panel, but I do not know its model. Can I use it?
The brand alone is not enough to confirm compatibility, but it does not mean the panel is incompatible.
When available, check the panel’s model or specification label and its connector against your UDPOWER station’s solar input requirements. If those details are unavailable, we cannot confirm that particular panel yet. UDPOWER Support can help review the specifications.
If you prefer a straightforward alternative, choose a UDPOWER solar panel listed for your station, or a matched UDPOWER solar generator bundle if you are purchasing both.
Source review date: September 28, 2026.
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