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NOTE: SMART PRODUCTS - dispatching will temporarily stop until 15th August 2012.
The Solar Single Panel Portable Recharger kit is a compact, lightweight and easy-to-use solar recharger or computer via USB charger of rechargeable batteries, which in turn are used to recharge MP3 players, iPods, mobile phones or Bluetooth devices.
This recharger can also charge either AAA nickel-cadmium (NiCd) rechargeable batteries, or nickel metal hybridge (NiMH) (one set included) rechargeable batteries. The batteries can be charged either by via the solar panel absorbing energy from the sunlight, or by connecting the unit to your computer by USB jacks, supplied.
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It has one lightweight and durable solar panel that can be easily carried and stored so that you can have mobile solar power wherever you go. The solar panel is extremely thin, light and uses triple junction technology thus being able to generate a continuous supply of power even on cloudy days. It uses a special bypass diode designed to allow best shadow tolerance. It is laminated with weather resistant polymer for harsh climates and anti-scratching.
Connection jacks supplied for the following mobile or cell phone products:
- 1 x Sony Ericsson connector
- 1 x Motorola connector which also doubles up as a mini USB jack
- 1 x Samsung connector
- 1 x LG connector
Please Note: This solar charger 'DOES NOT' work with Nokia mobile or cell phones as it only produces a 5 Volt output.
Specifications of the solar panel:
- Solar Power (Max): 0.84 W
- Solar Output: 2.0V, 420mA
- USB in/Output: 5V, 500mA (peak)
- Weight: 55gm (without batteries)
- Dimensions: 200mm x 54mm x 16mm
The kit includes:
- User Manual.
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Carefully insert the two rechargeable batteries supplied into the recharger, ensuring that you correctly position the +ve and -ve ends of each battery, then set the switch to Charging. Decide whether you will be charging the batteries using the solar panel OR by computer via a USB connection. If by solar energy, place the solar single panel in direct sunlight. The typical charging time for one AAA battery is 3 hours, and for two AAA batteries is 6 hours in intense sunlight.
When the batteries are charged, they can be used in two ways.:
- Insert these now charged batteries in your…
