Will the Rich Solar MEGA 200 PRO FLEX (24V) work with the Goal Zero Yeti PRO 4000?
Yes. One Rich Solar MEGA 200 PRO FLEX (24V) works with the Goal Zero Yeti PRO 4000: about 44.7 V on a 20°F morning against the station's 150 V limit, and about 200 W in full sun. Two panels: works (2 panels in parallel on HPP), about 400 W.
Works
1 x MEGA 200 PRO FLEX (24V) into the Yeti PRO 4000 (1 panel on HPP) stays inside 13.3 to 150 V and under 30 A, even at 20F.
- The brand does not say whether its voltage limit is open-circuit or working voltage, so we check against the stricter open-circuit number.
- A 24 V panel: 40.8 V open circuit on its own, so two in series only suit high-voltage solar inputs.
- Needs an MC4 to HPP (Anderson Powerpole) adapter cable.
200 W, open-circuit 40.8 V, short-circuit 6.2 A, working 34.2 V / 5.9 A. Brand page Panel details
Goal Zero Yeti PRO 4000Solar input HPP: 13.3 to 150 V; 8mm: 12.3 to 28 V, 3000 W max. Brand page Station details
Change the count or temperatureTwo panels: every way to wire them
| Wiring | Input | Volts at 20F | Amps | Watts | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 panels in parallel on HPP The brand does not say whether its voltage limit is open-circuit or working voltage, so we check against the stricter open-circuit number. | HPP | 44.7 | 11.7 | 400 | Works |
| 2 panels in series on HPP The brand does not say whether its voltage limit is open-circuit or working voltage, so we check against the stricter open-circuit number. | HPP | 89.4 | 5.9 | 400 | Works |
| 1 panel on HPP + 1 panel on 8mm The brand does not say whether its voltage limit is open-circuit or working voltage, so we check against the stricter open-circuit number. | HPP + 8mm | 44.7 | 5.9 | 0 | Don't connect |
| 2 panels in parallel on 8mm Open-circuit voltage 40.8V is above the station's 28V limit. Going over a station's input voltage limit can damage it. | 8mm | 44.7 | 11.7 | 0 | Don't connect |
| 2 panels in series on 8mm Open-circuit voltage 81.6V is above the station's 28V limit. Going over a station's input voltage limit can damage it. | 8mm | 89.4 | 5.9 | 0 | Don't connect |
Quick answers
Will the Rich Solar MEGA 200 PRO FLEX (24V) work with the Goal Zero Yeti PRO 4000?
Yes. One Rich Solar MEGA 200 PRO FLEX (24V) works with the Goal Zero Yeti PRO 4000: about 44.7 V on a 20°F morning against the station's 150 V limit, and about 200 W in full sun. Two panels: works (2 panels in parallel on HPP), about 400 W.
Can I connect two MEGA 200 PRO FLEX (24V) panels to the Yeti PRO 4000?
Yes, 2 panels in parallel on HPP. That gives about 400 W.
What cable do I need to connect the MEGA 200 PRO FLEX (24V) to the Yeti PRO 4000?
Needs an MC4 to HPP (Anderson Powerpole) adapter cable.
Is it safe on a cold morning?
Panel voltage rises in the cold. One MEGA 200 PRO FLEX (24V) goes from 40.8 V on its label to about 44.7 V at 20°F and 46 V at 0°F. The Yeti PRO 4000 accepts up to 150 V on the HPP.
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Other panels that work with the Yeti PRO 4000
- Goal Zero Yeti PRO 4000: solar input 13.3 to 150 V on the Solar in 1 (HPP). Goal Zero does not say whether this limit is open-circuit or working voltage, so we use the stricter reading: open-circuit voltage on your coldest morning.
- Cold raises panel voltage: we add 0.30% per °C below 77F (25°C), a typical figure, since this panel does not publish its own. At 20F one panel's 40.8 V becomes 44.7 V.
- Current over the 30 A cap is safe: the station takes 30 A and you get fewer watts. We count only the capped watts.
- Max 3,000 W on this input, 3,000 W across all inputs.
- Cold-morning voltage uses 0.30% per °C, typical for crystalline panels. This panel's own value is not published.
- Expected watts are the best case in full sun. Real-world midday output is usually 60 to 80% of that.