I only see that this solar panel with charge the Duracell 600 powerpack. Will it charge the Duracell 300 powerpack as well?
1279532
This was a package I bought for storms that send the power out for short periods down here in South Carolina. I don't think it is proprietary to the Duracell 600 since it is a different company that makes the solar panel. Very little paperwork came with it. Try reaching Instapark.
1027177
I've just talked to Instapark. There has been a change in the 600 Pro. It now requires a solar charge control to bridge the two together. The very nice folks at Instapark are sending me the $20 kit for free! http://www.instapark.com/solar-power-charge-controllers/instapark-incc1205-12v-5a-waterproof-pwm-solar-charge-controll.html
1994486
Yes I'm sure that it could be used. I occasionally use it to charge a Duracell 600. I use a small charge controller (SunGuard) and I back feed the power through the 12v outlet on the Duracell unit.
1332100
The charge control can handle up to 7A. Your 30 watt panel puts out ~1.68A at high noon. You should be fine with one charge controller charging two or more batteries and it would require more charge time. Just make sure you hook up your batteries correctly. Personally and for convenience I would much prefer to get two charge controller with two solar panels for the two batteries so that I could avoid having to move and or reconnect the batteries. A larger solar panel can would benefit you quite a bit if you need to drawn power from the battery each night. Hope you are using deep cycle batteries.
1855639
Hey Edwars O. Not sure. What type/sort of system are you putting together? 6V 12V? What are you needing to run, and for how long? What are your energy needs? I can't answer your question my friend without more info. I personally use the 400 watt system with another 100 watt panel. I match my batt bank so every 100 watt of solar for 100Ah of storage. Yes, it is over kill for just myself! I'm still in the learning processes if you will. The panels that come with this kit have zero issues with charging the batteries on cloudy days. I'm very happy with this basic system so far!!
541425
I have only had to use it a few times so far, but even out of the sun it appears to charge as long as the power cell has some juice stored in it. I would suggest contacting the manufacturer to be sure, especially if you really need to rely on it for a longer trip.
324319
I think so, it works perfectly with my single Duracell powermat. I don't think Duracell makes cell phones and its backed by the PMA standard anyway... So it should work with any PMA charger.
1973965
It is according to what you use for your power supply !! I Use A 12 v-dc Battery And a 12 v-dc Solar Panel To Keep The Battery Charged.12 V + In 12 V + Out / 12 V - In 12 V - Out. so your answer is (YES)
1981056
It depends on where you live and how much sun you get. Based on 140W 24/7 the 300W "kit" won't be enough. That doesn't mean you couldn't do it with more panels. Just don't buy a "kit". That comes with a dedicated charger for the wattage the kit comes with. Check on line or with someone who can give you the calculations you will need for wattage and but individual panels and then size a charger for your needs. I had to do the same. The panels that come with the kit are top notch and can be bought by themselves.
851999
This unit does not charge via solar power for me. However, it is a very good portable charger when plugged in and left to charge. It will charge your devices very close to, if not at, 100% if plugged in.
972671
I'm new to solar charging but it sounds as though your choice of controller may make a bigger difference than the type of solar panel. Research MPPT controllers here on Amazon.
720969
I had the Duracell PowerMat and it doesn't work with it or the Energizer one. I got the PowerBot (Link: http://www.amazon.com/Compatible-Including-Smartphones-Receivers-Excluded/dp/B00F6SPYJS/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1395528648&sr=8-7&keywords=power+bot ) one, but any charger that says Qi will work.
2129614
It will depend on how you plan to connect it to the charge controller and what the total amount of watts of panel you are connecting. So no, but you would need to check.
2257380
Hi Getpreparedstuff,Are you able to share with me the model of the solar charge controller that you use? Thanks. -David
1094262
You will probably need to get (or create) an adapter that connects the solar panel into the lighter outlet. These don't come with a special "solar panel" jack. Some brands of packs have a little "wall-wart" AC charger with a "charging jack" that can sometimes be used, but if you're solar panel puts out more than 2 amps then I'd not use that "charging jack".
18008
I can't tell that it charges from solar at all. It is advertised and sold as 30,000mah but when it was received, it is 10,000mah. It does not chage my phone or my Ipad. I will be returning it. But, to answer your question, I do not know if it charges both ways simultaneously, because the instructions are so poor, in gibberish English.
700987
I dont know. I have only used mine once when the electicity was out. I haven't even tried charging mine with the solar panel. I keep it plugged in.