120W Solar-Ready Inflatable Camping Tent

It combines an air-beam camping shelter with a solar charging option. This LINKSOLAR tent uses a built-in pump to inflate its TPU frame; the solar package adds a separately fitted 120W roof and junction box. It supplies solar electricity in sunlight, but neither the roof nor the tent stores that energy.

Both packages include the same beige 3–4 person tent, built-in pump, pump battery and standard shelter accessories. Tent Only costs $246.00 USD and has no solar roof or solar junction box. The $369.00 USD solar package adds the removable 120W roof and junction box. A power bank or portable power station is not included in either package.

The 120W tent has twelve 10W panels across four roof sides and a larger 230 × 230 × 190 cm body. The 52W model measures 200 × 200 × 170 cm and is recommended for 2–3 people. Both use TPU air beams, a built-in smart-stop pump and a manually fitted removable solar roof. More panel capacity does not increase the individual junction-box port limits.

The recommended capacity is 3–4 people, depending on body size, sleeping pads and luggage. Check your bedding against the 230 × 230 cm nominal footprint. Four 60 cm-wide pads will not fit side by side across 230 cm. A couple or three campers may prefer the extra space for gear; the awning is not enclosed sleeping space.

The highest point is 190 cm, about 74.8 inches. Whether you can stand comfortably depends on your height and where you stand. The roof slopes, so the entire tent does not have 190 cm of clearance. Use the dimension diagram to assess your needs.

It is better suited to car camping, weekend campsites and short carries from a vehicle. The tent body plus solar roof weighs 9 kg, before the shipping carton. The packed dimensions are 55 × 24 × 24 cm. It is not positioned as an ultralight hiking or mountaineering shelter.

There are three 10W panels on each of four roof faces: 3 × 10W × 4 = 120W total rated panel power. The roof connects to one junction box. Since the faces point in different directions, their exposure changes through the day; the rating does not mean all panels continuously deliver their rated power at once.

No. The roof generates electricity when sufficient light is available. To save energy for later, connect a compatible power bank or portable power station, purchased separately. Its charging input, supported voltage, current, connector and protocol must match the selected junction-box output. The inflation-pump battery is not solar-energy storage.

Compatible phones, power banks, rechargeable camping lights, small rechargeable fans, Bluetooth speakers and other low-power devices are possible uses. Check each device’s input requirements and the port rating first. A device category or matching plug alone does not prove compatibility; ask us if you are unsure about your exact device and cable.

The junction box has two USB-A ports, a USB-C port and a DC5521 output. USB-A is rated up to 18W per port, USB-C up to 18W and DC5521 up to 50W. These are individual limits, not a promise that all outputs achieve their maxima simultaneously. Available sunlight and the connected equipment determine actual charging.

The figures describe different parts of the system. 120W is the combined rated power of the twelve panels; 50W is the maximum of the junction box’s DC5521 output. The panel rating does not override the box or device limits. This page does not claim a single 120W charging outlet or a verified higher-power bypass connection.

The roof’s DC7909 lead connects to the junction-box input. DC5521 is an output on the junction box for compatible equipment. They have different roles and should not be treated as interchangeable. Confirm electrical compatibility as well as connector fit before connecting third-party equipment.

LINKSOLAR reports an average of approximately 370Wh per day from 45 consecutive days of testing in Dongguan, China. Energy was measured after the junction box using dedicated electronic test equipment. This is a brand-reported field average, not an independent certification or a guaranteed daily yield. Your site, season, shading and connected load can produce different results.

As an energy illustration, allowing 20% for losses after the junction box leaves about 296Wh. A phone with a 5000mAh battery at 3.85V holds about 19.25Wh, giving roughly 15 full-charge equivalents. This is a calculation, not a phone-charging test or a promise of 15 sequential charges in one day. Phone use, charge taper and storage losses change the result.

The solar roof does not generate useful charging power without suitable light. Charge a compatible external storage device during the day if you want to run supported lights or charge devices at night. Nighttime lighting in the photos uses a separate power source; that power source and the pictured lights are not included.

Output may drop substantially with cloud cover or shade, and charging can slow or stop if the available power is too low. Select an open pitch with good sunlight where practical. Keep leaves and equipment off the panels. Do not expect the Dongguan test average at a shaded campsite or in a different season.

The junction box is not an AC inverter and does not offer a household power outlet. Do not expect it to run high-power camping appliances. Laptop and refrigerator compatibility cannot be assumed from panel wattage; many require different voltages, higher power or a suitable external power station. Check the exact equipment specifications before buying.

The box provides several outputs, but each connected device shares the available solar input. Individual port maxima should not be added together as a guaranteed simultaneous rating. For multiple devices, check compatibility, allow for slower charging and prioritize essential loads when sunlight is limited.

No. Under suitable conditions, the built-in pump inflates the tent body in under three minutes. Clearing the ground, placing stakes, tensioning guylines, assembling the awning and fitting the solar roof are separate manual steps. Allow time for these steps even when inflation itself is quick.

The tent has an integrated electric inflation pump and a dedicated battery. Charge and check that battery before leaving home. A separate external pump is not required for normal operation. This does not mean the pump battery powers phones, camp lights or the solar system.

The built-in pump stops at approximately 5.8–6 PSI. The maximum safe air pressure is 7 PSI. Do not use that maximum as a routine inflation target or keep adding air after the normal automatic stop. Follow the product instructions and check the tent’s firmness and valve closure before use.

No. It is a separate removable part fitted by hand after the tent body is inflated and secured. Disconnect devices and remove the roof before deflating the tent. Fold it along its intended fabric sections rather than bending across the solar panels.

Remove the solar roof and awning poles, then turn the deflation valve counter-clockwise. Let the shelter settle flat. Fold it into a quarter-size rectangle with the pump end opposite the open valve, then roll from the pump toward the valve to push out remaining air. Strap the roll and place it in the carry bag. Dry fully before storage.

It can. Moist air from occupants and a cooler tent surface can create condensation even when rain is not entering. Use the doors, side windows and top mesh opening for ventilation when weather permits, and keep wet gear outside the sleeping space where practical. Ventilation reduces moisture buildup but cannot guarantee a dry interior in all conditions.

The confirmed tent waterproof rating is 4000 mm. That rating does not automatically apply to the junction box, open plugs, charging cables or your devices. Keep electronics dry and sheltered, close openings appropriately in rain and avoid waterlogged ground. It is not a shelter for severe storms, flooding or extreme weather.

The standard kit contains two complete awning poles made from six sections, ten stakes, ten guylines, a carry bag and the pump battery, with the pump built into the tent. The solar package also includes the removable roof and junction box. Extra poles used to open additional sides in photos are not included.

No. Mattresses, tables, chairs, portable power stations, power banks and other campsite props in the images illustrate possible setups. The solar roof is included only when you choose the solar package. Read the selected package contents before ordering.

The 120W model is currently offered in Beige only, with Tent Only and Tent + 120W Solar Roof packages. Orders ship from Dongguan, China. Check the selected package for current availability. Shipping charges and delivery estimates depend on your destination.

The tent body plus solar roof weighs 9 kg (about 19.8 lb), including a 2 kg solar roof. With the shipping carton, the solar package is approximately 9.5 kg (20.9 lb). These are different weight definitions. The Tent Only shipping weight is not inferred from them.

Send LINKSOLAR the device model, its charging-input specifications and details of the cable you plan to use. Check voltage, current, power and charging protocol, not just the connector name. Contact support for the current delivery, returns and warranty terms rather than assuming terms from another brand or product.