Can this battery be charged via Anker 14W solar panel? What cord would I need? Thx
2044104
The battery is charged via micro usb. If you're charging with another anker, it'll most likely be compatible, but best to check directly via anker customer service Rep.
2044105
Yes, it can be charged with the solar charger. You will need the Micro USB cord to be compatible with the input to the anker external battery. This external battery usually takes about 6-8 hours to charge so I am not sure how feasible this charging method would be.
2044106
I am not sure but this battery takes about 8 to 10 hours to be fully charged from a labtop USB port so this may not be feasable
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.
2137346
most probably not, because the battery has a little charge. Though It would be recommended to plug it into your computer and charge it according to Anker recommendations.
693766
Yes! It won't be overcharge on my home energy at 24hr 7d week all year round. It will be safe to charge with solar panel. It only charge on day time and night time none. As long it's a twelve volt charger to charge these batteries.
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.
2030531
I would check directly with the Anker website. They're good about answering questions. If it fits your computer, it's a great battery.
816226
You wouldn't need to charge this as it is a charger. Whatever you could charge with a solar charger you could charge with this provided the connections are compatible.
693764
I do not know for sure. I think if the solar panels can charge a gel battery you could. This is a great battery and runs our trolling motor for 5 hours. I want to put this battery on my trailer and plan to use solar.
1840913
To charge, I would use th chord provided. To use the battery, you can use any USB chord.
894445
I use this solar charger. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B004FOEUI0Its cheap and very efficient and great when I need this battery for camping and stuff.
1201350
This is an 11.1V battery - I have one and it it excellent. The product description states that it is not compatible with the 14.8V battery. If your system needs the 14.8V, it will not work with this 11.1V battery. Confusingly, the description for this battery does state that it is a replacement for the model JN039 battery, which, if I'm not mistaken, is the 14.8V. Perhaps an Anker rep can weigh in here to clarify the situation.
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That is a great question. The short answer is yes, if you have the right solar panel. The device is furnished with a 12 volt 2 amp switching power supply. According to the product description on Amazon, "[the] Included 100-240V AC adapter recharges the battery in just 4-5 hours." In order to match that charging time, your solar panel would need to provide 12 volts at 2 amps. I wouldn't recommend that you go much above 12 volts, but you should be OK with a nominal 13.6 auto battery charging source. I don't know if there is a boost regulator in the Anker box or not, so I don't know the minimum voltage that will actually charge the device. But if you can get close to 12 volts, your charging time should be proportional to the current your solar charger can supply. My US$ 0.02. John
386084
Yes, I hooked a 5w trickle charger panel to a 12v battery and it worked well. Might want to go with a 15w panel however- mine loses charge if I leave it on 24/7.
1094262
You will probably need to get (or create) an adapter that connects the solar panel into the lighter outlet. These don't come with a special "solar panel" jack. Some brands of packs have a little "wall-wart" AC charger with a "charging jack" that can sometimes be used, but if you're solar panel puts out more than 2 amps then I'd not use that "charging jack".
1443903
You will need a Goal Zero solar panel. The panel comes with the cable. Not sure how long it takes to charge. There are different size solar panels & varying weather conditions.
1093047
Yes you can use another solar charger. I charge mine with the anker 14W dual USB port solar charger. And I have both energizer brand and the goal zero AA that came with it. They both work great.
609373
If you contact Anker, they will respond with a link to the correct battery you need. At least they did for me.