80W Portable Solar Panel Foldable Backpacking Lightweight Charger For Outdoor

80W Solar Panel Portable

【Various Adapters】The foldable solar panel integrates DC (18V), DC adapter alligator clip, rechargeable 12V battery, can be adapted to 10 types of DC connectors, has various uses, and can charge laptops, portable power supplies, etc. Adapter cigarette lighter refills car battery. Dual USB (5V/2A) outputs to charge smartphones, tablets or other 5V devices.

【Wide range of uses】This kit provides mobile solar power for RVs, caravans, RVs, trucks, golf carts, boats, and all outdoor activities.

【Portable】80w portable solar charger, weight 4.6 lbs (2.1 kg), folded size 16.4X 13.38X0.98 inches, equipped with handle, foldable and easy to carry.

【High Quality】 High efficiency, 19.8%-20% monocrystalline cells, effectively convert light energy into electrical energy.

[Practicality] Solar panels are light energy conversion energy sources, which are very environmentally friendly and can be used as emergency power sources outdoors. They are simple to use and can be used just by plugging in the plug.

Because these panels are portable, they are often used by campers, travelers, or anyone who needs power when they can't get to the grid. But because they come in so many different sizes and costs, they also have a variety of other uses.

Camping and hiking are probably the most common uses for portable solar panels. You can attach a larger panel to the top of your van or RV as an alternative to a portable generator. Unlike noisy, smelly generators that burn fossil fuels, batteries charged by solar panels are clean, quiet, and odorless. Since even the larger panels are portable, you can place them in the sun while your tent, camper, or RV stays cool in the shade.

If you're going on a week-long hike in the backcountry and want to charge your phone for GPS or emergencies, a small solar panel that fits in your backpack can keep you connected to civilization. Larger panels can weigh up to 25 pounds or more, making them more suitable for car camping than hiking the entire Appalachian Trail.

By placing solar panels on the deck of a boat or other flat surface, you can use the electricity stored in the battery to run an electric motor. The panel also acts as a canopy to protect you from the sun when you're at sea. When paired with solar cells, solar panels allow you to sail without the need for wind or the noise and smell of a gas motor. As long as the sun shines, you can sail almost unlimitedly without a refueling stop.

Special portable marine solar panels are used for solar boating because they need to withstand corrosive salt water and harsher weather conditions than campers are likely to encounter.

WARNING If your panel is exposed to light it can generate electricity, so to avoid electric shock, first use common sense. Do not immerse it in water, bend, puncture or damage it, do not expose it to heat or flame, and do not take it apart. If cleaning is required, use a slightly damp cloth without soap. Read the owner's manual for additional safety warnings.