Will this charge the solar lights that don't have a battery that can be replaced?
1988539
Possibly. It charges mp3 player's, cell phones, ipads. It comes with a few adapters. I guess it depends on you solar lights connections. You probably return it if it doesn't meet your needs. God Speed.
1988540
This will charge anything that has a matching plug. Look at the included adapters to see.
1988541
Don't know...haven't tried it, but it won't charge anything that does not have some sort of USB input.
1312403
Yes. I'm not sure that it may not even in the charger. I just don't know. The light they power will light but will only last for a few hours.
2142580
Probably not. This would charge a battery though, that could be used for a pump or inverter power source.
1860931
Yes,, just be sure you have them hooked up correctly.. I have 2 -12 volt deep cycle batteries and 2 6 volt good cart batteries hooked up to my panels via the controller. The Sun force charger drew moisture and burned out. I replaced it with a Thunderbolt controller. It has a digital readout which is far superior to the simple/confusing light system on the Sun force controller. Also it was only $30-$5 shipping and I received it in 2 days.
1852845
yes, as long as the inverter is not plugged into ac the solar panel will charge the batteries through the controller. if the ac is plugged in and the inverter starts to charge the controller will no longer supply the batteries with a charge through the solar panels.
72190
As long as it can be charged with a usb cable it should work just fine. Just a note, the solar panel does not come with a usb cord, just a place to plug one in.
1069973
Yes, just connect it independently to the batteries(not through the solar charge controller).
229972
No... but if you are talking about a battery that had the lights left on overnight and 'dead' it will not charge if it is below (I think 2 volts) some minimum voltage left in the battery. It IS very frustrating because the older 'not so smart' chargers would at least try to charge a dead battery where these smart ones won't work at all. I faked one out once by connecting a small motorcycle battery to my dead car battery and fooled the 'smart charger' to start working and then put the motorcycle battery back. Battery was fine after about 6-8 hours of charging.
875639
This is a 12 volt light no it does not have a solar battery charger. If u want to run it on a car battery u can not sure how long it will last.
2282889
I would only use these if the solar light was made specifically for NiMH batteries. Other types of batteries will have different charging profiles/protection circuits and may not work or may even be dangerous if used in the wrong application.
221008
The solar charger would work as a maintenance charger only. Which means, the batteries must be fully charged prior to connection of the solar charger.The solar charger will maintain the top charge on the batteries as long as there are no draws on the batteries. The batteries would need to be either wet conventional or AGM type.The 2 batteries would also need to be connected in parallel (pos to pos / neg to neg) so it will be a 12 volt set of batteries.
1023829
No solar charger is included. The lantern had a short USB cable built into it as the main way to charge the built in battery. There is also a hand crank that can be used to charge the built in battery (but it would take many hours of cranking to fully charge an empty battery so its really only for emergency use). You would need a separate Solar system with a USB output to be able to charge from Solar. Something like a Guide 10 Plus system would work well.
1132259
if you mean household lights,home lamps.this would depend on your solar battery charge.i have used 2 lights at once on a full charge.,for several hours with no problem.
2174930
I do not use any charger, I sell the batteries, But do not stock the chargers as the batteries are used primary in solar lights which have buit-in chargers
721724
yes, just connect the solar charger to the battery whenever you want to charge the battery.
572820
Yes... as long as there is no transformer involved... If your lights have a transformer this will NOT work.
896864
Yes, Connect the positive lead of the solar charger to the positive terminal of one of the batteries and the negative lead to a negative terminal.