This is Solar so can I use it in doors and how does it recharge itself?? Or run??
2041100
This unit is not solar powered I believe that is the product name. It requires 110 volt power via a wall outlet in order to function properly.
2041101
It is not solar. Solar is the company name. You have to plug it in to 120V.
682373
It runs of electricity. But I had ro send mine back. It was deflected upon arrival. Never worked
1020283
No once the unit is fully charged from the mains it will power any apliance & recharge via solar power how ever if the unit is drained completely it will lock down & will have to have the mains adaptor connected even if for only a second to re activate it beare in mind the solar panel trickle charges the unit & cyan take 24 hours of direct sunlight to fully recharge the unit but it will replenish its self slowly during use I find about 5% of the power out put comes from the solar panel wen used in direct sunlight but don't quote me but it is a excellent product & I can't leave with out it please not as with all rechargeable batterys the battery capacity will demimish with time if the unit is allowed to be fully drain to point of auto shut down but if left in sunlight it will recharge itself I sue mine when traveling at night & let it charge during the day hope this helps
1938366
This is solar light, needs sun to light bulb inside, does have 3 levels so you can shorten it, but it does not run by electricity. There is a base. Hope this was helpful PS I just ordered 2 more now have 3 looks great and works excellent out doors better than the little solar lights
1152688
Just plug it into any wall outlet. It generates a small but harmless amount of heat. "Recharging" is an imprecise term. What you are doing is actually heating up the device with a small internal heating element, which dries out the silica dessicant inside the frame, which, when "charged" or more correctly redried, allows the silica dessicant to again absorb moisture at a higher rate. When the Dessicant has lost its blue color, it absorbes moisture at a less efficient rate. The blue is restored by flipping up the outlet tabs on the back of the unit, and plugging it into the wall to engage the heating element. This product is made for small spaces, not to dehumidify your house. Main use is for gun safes, tool boxes etc.
1479835
Not sure I totally understand the questionYes it is fairly lo energy- my electric bill definitely went down a couple dollars when I got it. It is movable, but not so portable- not usable outdoors, and once it is set up, well it has wheels, but it does need to be vented, so it is rather fixed in position while runningHope this helps
74715
It uses special solar batteries which are powered by sunlight. That's how they recharge.
1644190
Ya you can run this with photovoltaics. The only thing is that this is 120VAC so you will need an inverter from the solar panel to the pump. More than likely there are DC pumps out there and you could hook directly to it. It will start pumping when the sun comes up and stop when it goes down. If you want it to continuously run then get a larger solar panel --&gt; charge controller--&gt;battery--&gt;pump. My estimate since pump is 6 watts get at least an 18-20 watt panel then a battery that will last you through the night, 6 watts * 18 hours * 2 (oversize it) = 216 watt*hour battery.
1233360
It can not use solar but it does have 12 volt input, so you could run it off your car.
366649
You will need a deep cycle battery and big enough inverter to run it use solar panel to keep battery charged
1667705
I run this from the outlet, and it's been exceptionally reliant. There's a back-up battery for emergency power outage.
291850
It runs on a rechargeable battery that charges with a USB charger or wall plug (universal size). Battery is not replaceable to my knowledge.
1343849
Not sure on that buddy, really depends on what the pump motor specs are. And for refrigerator it will run a mini fridge for sure for awhile only was able to test that out for a couple hours though. The problem you will really have is the solar panel charging it is very slow and requires great weather conditions to get max charge. I wasn't patient enough to wait so I just plugged the 1250 into my car and got a charge from that.
836471
I like the answers that include how could you charge it with out power. Solar/wind power plus a power inverter. It's just a small battery back up. I have just hooked mine up to 2 solar panels. I had the panels lying around to use but if I had to buy one I might have gone with a small wind turbine. If you are not going to operate the opener 50 times a day, you should be fine. Worst case get a larger deep cycle battery, I picked up one for my kids power wheel for $40 shipped from amazon. Not a bad deal.
1634287
These panels can run a lot however they should be linked to a 12 volt storage battery, then run an inverter to 110 AC volts for your AC needs or just run 12 volt DC off the battery that is being charged by the solar panels.
1472485
It can be plugged in at home to recharge or in most all electrical outlets anywhere. It really comes in handy when a jump is needed. Have used ours several times, when wiring in my car kept pulling the batteries power down and killing it! finally is fixed, but still keep it charged and in car when traveling because you just never know! Hopefully this answers your question. JWA
1669231
Bruno, thanks for the question. This unit up is solar powered and it has its own vendor supplied rechargeable battery.