Will a Instapark® 10 Watt Solar Panel Portable Solar Charger re-charge this?
874354
Yes it will... With the added ports On the panel I charge my phone and this battery so I can charge items at night
48731
Yes, that is what I use - as long as there is plenty of sun out that day! :)
874355
Cannot speak to the possibility of a solar charger .. but I see that others have. As this is a battery, you need only confirm the output of the solar device (which varies on the sun, of course) and the input mvaH required to charge .. both would be in the technical specifications of the devices.
1762629
Most likely not. For an inverter like this you'll need to connect them to batteries, and most solar chargers need a panel voltage higher than the battery voltage. You could, however, put your panels in series to increase the voltage as long as the combined voltage still falls within the solar charger's input specs.
1963849
This only applies when using the input jack on the power pack that the ac charger supplied with the power pack plugs into. The instaspark solar panel has a built in charge regulator so you could use the battery clamps from instaspark solar panel directly to power pack clamps (red to red/black to black).Jump start feature on powerpack would need to be in on position. Or you could use the 12v outlet adapter from instaspark solar panel to the 12v outlet on the power pack, but this option has a maximum amp rating which the instaspark solar panel does not exceed. Pages 22 thru 24 of the power pack owners manual gives details on each charging method. This only applies when using the input jack on the power pack that the ac charger supplied with the power pack plugs into. The instaspark solar panel has a built in charge regulator so you could use the battery clamps from instaspark solar panel directly to power pack clamps (red to red/black to black).Jump start feature on powerpack would need to be in on position. Or you could use the 12v outlet adapter from instaspark solar panel to the 12v outlet on the power pack, but this option has a maximum amp rating which the instaspark solar panel does not exceed. Pages 22 thru 24 of the power... » Read More This only applies when using the input jack on the power pack that the ac charger supplied with the power pack plugs into. The instaspark solar panel has a built in charge regulator so you could use the battery clamps from instaspark solar panel directly to power pack clamps (red to red/black to black).Jump start feature on powerpack would need to be in on position. Or you could use the 12v outlet adapter from instaspark solar panel to the 12v outlet on the power pack, but this option has a maximum amp rating which the instaspark solar panel does not exceed. Pages 22 thru 24 of the power pack owners manual gives details on each charging method. « Show Less
2258468
Yes it works with mine. It comes with several connectors. I use mine for an emergency 20% battery boost when I can't charge. The solar takes quite a while to charge but you can plug itin and it charges pretty quick. I have also left it laying around and it charges by my living eoom light.
1710033
Hi Rashmin Do not worry about the watts, whats your charger has the input AC 100/240 voltage, and the output of 5.0 volt DC, it will work.
1004017
Do you mean your solar panel puts out 18 Watts or 18 Volts? The 10 Amp Solar Charge Controller is designed to charge 12 Volt Deep Cycle Batteries. If you only have a 18 Watt Solar Panel recommend upgrading to a larger panel.
557506
No, I don't believe so. Check out CrazyFire MP-S23000 Power Bank - Portable Mobile External Battery Charger with Solar Panel and 23000mAh - USB Output 5V 1A and DC Output 9V/12V/16V 2 A - For Tablet, Notepad, Cell Phone, Smart Phone, iPhone, iPod, PDA, MP3-Player - 20 Connectors Included
386081
If your 10 watt solar panel will keep your 12 v. battery charged it should work.
1697324
It will but will instill a minimal charge. This solar panel doesnt have a storage battery with it to charge from. This is best used set up in direct sunlight with it attached to a battery cell. Once the battery cell is charged, u can charge devices off it. It will take several hours to charge a battery pack kr, use without battery pack to give device a little charge to take a few pics then recharge.
727230
I believe it will. It's rated at 20 watts and will adjust to which ever device is being charged.
2252265
If your solar setup is designed to charge lead acid battery's wired in series for 24V, then yes. You will need to adapt your charging setup to use the same type of adapter that plugs into the side of the pack.
1177656
As long as you have a cord that plugs into a standard USB port, I am sure it will. Just FYI, the charging port (micro-usb) on my delaminated after about six months and I had to tear it apart to fix it. Without that it still charged by solar, but wasn't as functional as I like.
386080
Am sure it would since small solar panels don't generate much in the way of amps. The primary concern would be what is the VOLTAGE output of the panel. A conventional battery charger is capable of putting out about 13v max. Hope this helps----I am not an electric fence wizard but I do have a lengthy background in electronics.
56629
I see no reason the panal wouldnt charge the powerpack 600. As far as safe unmonitored charging, your deffinatly going to need a descent charge controller. The one provided with the instapark 30w is absolutly worthless. Dont trust it for a second. I got a 30amp PWM controller for my setup. Its managing three panels. two 30w and one 50w .into four deepcycle batteries. All in all the panel is well built and works flawlessly. Now I'm sure youll haveto connect the panel and controller to your powerpack with a modified connector specific to the pack itself. Hope this helps.
876588
Yes. It will work with any electronics that uses a cable with a USB connection end. The solar charger has 2 USB ports for connecting devices for charging.
395431
I would not buy this charger. I never got to use it even once. The battery inside swelled up and pushed the solar panel up as well. It also cracked the solar panel, either way, the thing doesn't charge at all.
247972
No, my Sunforce 5 watt solar charger has been connected to my batteries for two years with no problem.