Description
MOOLSUN 24W Solar Panel Charger
The 24W solar panel charger converts solar energy into electricity and charges the device. With a 22%-25% conversion rate. Monocrystalline High efficiency and Foldable Portable Design, Easy to take anywhere. Rugged durable enough to withstand most weather and environment conditions in the wild. The solar panel with dual-USB outputs. Charge up to two USB devices simultaneously.
Product Descriptions:
24W Solar Panel Charge compatible devices at up to 5V/2.1A when under direct sunlight. Convert up to 25% of solar power into electric energy with highly efficient sunpower solar panel. Constructed with PET laminated solar panels with high-wear PVC fabric, Rugged durable,Lightweight,Ultra-Thin, Easy To use. You can always carry with you no matter where you go. Works for most of devices that require 5V power.
The 24w solar panel has grommets on the panels, and it works well with suction cups to keep the panel mounted in a window facing the best sun exposure. Stainless-steel grommets on each corner allow easy attachment to backpacks, trees, or tents. Lightweight and ultra-thin design make it ideal for long treks.
Product Specifications
Peak Power: | 24W |
Power Voltage: | 5V & 5V & 5V |
Power Current: | 2.1A |
Output Port: | 3 USB Ports Integrated Built In |
Weight: | 0.74KG/1.63Lbs/26.1Oz |
Extended Size: | 23.1*12.8*0.1inch |
Folded Size: | 12.8*7.5*0.6inch |
With a Stand? | Yes |
Manufacture Art: | ETFE+EVA+Mono Solar Cell+PCB+Fabric |
Applicable equipment:
- Mobile Phone
- Power Bank
- iPad
- Tablet
- iPhone
- Camera
- Laptop
- 5V Electronic Device
Product Features:
USB Solar Panel Charger
1:Monocrystalline High Efficiency
2:Durable and Comfortable
3:3 USB Ports Integrated Built In
4:With The Adjustable Stand
5:Foldable Portable Design
6:Lightweight and Ultra-Thin
Power of the Solar Panel:
24W Output of the Solar Panel Charger: 5V/2.1A & 5v/2.1A & 5V/2.1A.
With 3 USB Ports.Can charge 3 devices at the same time.
Product StructureETFE+EVA+SOLAR CELL+EVA+ Back sheet makes .5V 24W solar panel charger, Rugged durable enough to withstand most weather and environment conditions in the wild. |
Easy To Use BracketAdjusting the solar panel at different angles, allowing the solar panel to absorb more sunlight, thereby greatly increasing the conversion rate and reducing the charging time. |
Lightweight and Ultra-ThinFoldable Portable Design let you charge anywhere in the world. Easy To use.You can always carry with you no matter where you go. Great for nature trips, hiking, picnic, sailing or other outdoor activities. |
How to use:
1:Spread out the solar panels and place them in an area exposed to direct and strong sunlight. Then adjust the tilt angle with the stand. Making the panels toward sunlight to get the maximum solar energy.
2:Then connect your device to this charger, the charging will start.
3:When it is not in use, store in a cool dry place.
4:The charging speed of solar panel depends on your devices, light intensity and cable used.
Warm Tips:
1: This solar panel charger does NOT store power, you will need a power bank or battery to store power
2: The product can only be charged in ample sunlight or direct sunlight. Do not charge indoors. While The Charging Efficiency will be Low In weak Sunshine or light.
3: The solar panel should be placed in a dry place, keep away from the water surroundings.
Displaced Desert Rat (verified owner) –
I’ve used a few different ones over the years for backpacking, and this is the best portable solar panel I’ve ever had. It seems like the technology has come a long way and this panel shows it. For starters, the solar panels are actually embedded into the material, so that there is no seam where dirt and water could get it. I really appreciate that since backpacking trips are not usually the place you want to find out your solar panel got damaged by the rain. The integrated charge controller is also a very nice feature. I’ve had some that required their own battery pack, a separate charge controller, or a proprietary cable. This one keeps it simple by requiring only USB cables, and although the USB ports say that they deliver 1 Amp, you can see in my photo that I’ve gotten up to 1.5 Amps out of it (this was around 4 or 5 in the afternoon). That makes sense though, because if the panel is rated at 24 Watts, that is equal to about 4.8 Amps, so divided by the 3 ports it would give you about 1.5 Amps per ports. I guess, the label is stating the minimum output. The panel is relatively light… Compared to a brick, this only weighs 27 ounces, but if you’re into ultralight backpacking, it’s going to be a bit much; then again, this isn’t on your list to begin. Anyway, at 27 oz. it is at the limit of what I would consider acceptable gear weight. For extended outings, it’s a great tool, but even for day hikes, it’s not too bad to carry around. It folds up nicely, it has a nice stand/leg, and plenty of grommet holes you can use to clip or hang it. The fact that is has three USB ports means that it should have a long service life with me and my family.