Can you recharge this with the Goal Zero Solar Panels?
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This external battery should be charged with conventional power supply. The capability with solar battery is not guaranteed.
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You can hook them up together in PARALLEL, so that the total voltage output is still 12 volts. I would wonder why you would want to? Remember that solar panels are primarily used to keep batteries charged and this panel, at max output will provide you with 12 volts at 10 amps, plenty to charge or keep a battery charged. I would spend my money and buy a bigger battery or several batteries you can hook together in parallel.
1160918
I have an iPhone. This is unable to charge. Try Goal Zero solar panels-very small and work well.
898767
I believe all the Goal Zero solar panels include plugs that connect directly to the Yeti 400. I purchased the folding 30W solar panel with my Yeti 400 and the cord from the solar panel connects directly to the 400.
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I would say no. You'd need a battery bank of about 6 12 volt re batteries ... and at such a drain from the freezer I am thinking it would take about 120 watts per hour of solar panels to keep the bank charged overnight. You'd want a much stronger inverter and controller than what comes with this kit.
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Yes, BUT as with any solar panel, it should be connected with a Charge Controller. FYI, if you plan to run any significant use from your batteries, this solar panel would not keep up. You will most likely need at least a 60 watt panel or more.
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Not sure if you can or not. We bought it for our off grid sauna and leave it plug into the solar panel the entire time we are there on vacation. If I remember correctly the batteries are housed in the light fixture, so I would think it is possible. You may want to ask someone that uses it at home, as we only get up to the cabin once or twice a year due to the distance from home. Sorry I couldn't be of more assistance.
1969331
Yes, if you have a usb charging cable simply plug it into the solar charger and then plug it into your phone.
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1st of all this run on 12V, it comes with a car adaptor to plug in directly to the cigarette or car 12v outlet. It works on all goal zero battery pack other than goal 10. This lamp doesn't contain any build in battery, so if you are to connect it to a solar panel, I guess you can only use it during the day. So the answer to ya question is NO, it couldn't.
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No. You can plug into a wall usb or othe panels as long as it has appropriate connectors and you can also use other brands of rechargeable batteries.
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If the powerpack has a 12V input, or you can connect directly to the battery, it should work fine. The controller that comes with the solar panel acts as a charger, and switches to a "float" mode when the battery is fully charged. You can leave it connected.
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Yes you can, however if you don't have a analog meter box from the power company it will only offset your immediate use during the day when the pv array is receiving sunlight. Your power company can install a meter box that will remember how much power your back-feeding to the grid, if your meter is digital, you should contact them first in that case. Analog meters will turn backwards if backfed.
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Yes, you sure can. It's a 12 volt panel, so it won't be a problem. Plus you'll save money. Goal zero's panels are expensive. I have a Yeti 1250, and I have these panels hooked up with the power pole connectors. Hope this helped you. Good luck.
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No. I use it with my 14w anker solar panel to recharge the batteries. Any rechargeable AA or AAA battery will also work.
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Yes it can. I leave mine plugged in all the time. I would also consider looking at the Duracell Powerpacks as they have a range of sizes - but they do not have the solar hookup - depends on what you are looking for.
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Absolutely! Any kind of light can be used to recharge with the Enerplex. It is great!
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The Goal Zero line of solar panels all have special connectors. While they all play well, with each other, they aren't able to connect to generic batteries and devices without adapters. Fortunately, you can make your own, if you're handy. Or, you can order the adapters online. As far as charging batteries, they will "trickle charge" However, if you want to charge a 50ah (600 watts of power) battery with a Nomad 27 (27 watts), that would take over 22 hours (600 watts divided by 27 watts from the panel) of sunlight to fully charge a dead battery.