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Closeouts. Brunton's Solaris USB 2 foldable solar charger has a USB output to charge your personal electronic devices and is effective even in low-light conditions.
- Flexible, high-performance CIGS solar cells
- USB output charges personal electronic devices
- Can be used in low-light conditions
- Foldable, lightweight design stows easily
- Made in Mexico
- Weight: 5 oz.
- Material: Fluoropolymer
- Dimensions: 18-1/2x9" (LxW), max output 3 watts (5.5 volts)
- Made in Mexico
Average Rating (4 reviews)
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Reviewed by Tyco from Cascades on Wednesday, April 10, 2013This is a trickle-charge product. The nature of solar products is that the amperage of their charging fluctuates, which means that one should be careful when plugging in sensitive electronics. The best way to use this is to get an external battery pack and have the solar panel charge that. When the external battery is fully charged, you use that to charge your other electronics. The external batteries are light, small and pretty inexpensive (found on a variety of retailers). I do this when I go camping and leave the charger in the sun to charge my battery all day, which can then charge my GPS, phone, mp3 player, etc at night.
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Reviewed by Cleaner from Florida on Friday, March 01, 2013This product will not provide enough current to charge many USB compatible devices even in full sunlight. Review the charging requirements for your devices before ordering this. Many smartphones, tablets, readers etc. require more current to charge than this can deliver at full output. It also does not apparently have a blocking diode to prevent it from draining a device connected to it of power. It does work but I was not able to charge my smartphones or tablets with it. It is best suited for a battery pack that has charge management circuitry that will prevent reverse current when connected to the panels.
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Reviewed by W from Midwest on Tuesday, January 29, 2013my camcorder fried when I plugged it into the solar charger. I will say though.. after searching that camcorder, I found that fried batteries are not uncommon. Was it the solar panel, or not?
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Reviewed by TC from Midwest on Saturday, January 19, 2013I opened this panel, as soon as I received it, to see if it would work. My Kodak pocket camcorder was handy, and was low on charge, so I opted to test the solar panel on the camcorder. The battery actually discharged, and then quit all together. Now I am out a Camcorder.
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Question “Can I plug this into my car power port and keep my 12 volt car battery charged?”
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Answer This device is meant for personal electronic devices and has a max output of 3 watts (5.5 volts).
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Question “Will this unit charge Apple iPhones?”
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Answer If the phone USB cord to charge it should charge it.
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