Can this be charged with the Goal Zero Nomad 7 solar panel?
1089839
You can use this with the Goal Zero Nomad 7 solar panel but it will charge at a slower rate than what is possible with this battery pack because while the battery pack can charge at 2A, the Nomad 7 panel only has an output of 1A through the USB port.
56632
Yes, but I would recommend changing the charge controller if leaving it unattended - only because it looks so small and flimsy with tiny wires, and mine only worked sporadically. I would pay $8 for a sunforce 7A charge controller - these seem to be the best value Ive found. I have several of them between solarpanels and car batteries in different applications and they work great and are efficient e.g. I leave one charging 4 car batteries on my boat 24/7. example...http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=controllers+sunforce
2023340
I am not sure about that. But I have no problem since using it. As usual I charge Goal Zero escape battery, and sometimes Ipod, cell phone battery etc. I suggest that you should discuss about your problems with your seller.
220167
If you have a total of 600W then yes, you just need to connect up the panels in series so their combined voltage is OVER 48V but under 150V. As long as the solar panels combined voltage falls between these range then yes it will charge it no problems.
87866
you can charge via usb port from the solar charger And the battery pack. battery itself is aIt's lithium IOn 5200 mah. the solar panel itself will charge it but I don't know how long it'll take and it's more than just interrupted sunligHt On the Panel It's also The Angle With The Sun As With solar panels
433984
No it wouldn't... I have the nomad 20 and the oxa 30k battery and it doesn't work. The incoming charge on the oxa accepts only 19v I believe. The nomad can only charge at 12v. I bought the antigravity microstart xp1 and it works great with my nomad 20. It is only 44wh but it can be charged from the 12v port on the nomad. The xp1 comes with the exact cable kit for laptops as well. Hope this helps.
2196688
as long as the charge regulator (thunderbolt system) is rated at or above 45 watts, it will work with this panel. Unfortunately, you would need to make an adaption to the connectors. This Aleko panel is supplied with a male and female MC4 connector set. you could get two more MC4 connectors , and then wire them to a suitable connector to fit the charge regulator. If its of any use, i'll tell your how mine is set up. I removed the stock connectors, and wired the panel to a 4 pin trailer plug, and installed a 4 pin trailer receiver on the roof of my van. after that, its run to a "Deltran Battery tender" solar charge regulator. I have had no complaints with this solar panel, and have had good luck with "battery tender" products. definatly a good product, if you can get it adapted to your charge regulator. one note of caution: it is basicaly a big glass plate, with a film in it, housed in a sturdy aluminum frame, so treat it carefully.
163579
No. This item does not normally required charge controllers unless the panel is 30W or larger.
703999
I don't see why that would not work. Although it might take a while to recharge with that solar kit if you are using ac power heavily.
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.
150117
Yes. It will work with any solar charge controller. Just make sure the charge controller is rated for the total Amps required. The more panels you link together the higher the amp rating for the controller.
1522375
Yes. You just need to ensure that you have a cable to connect from the USB port on the solar panel to your device.
993067
No. You will need a small charge controller. There are some cheap effective ones here on Amazon that I have used and work fine though... You're looking at about $20 extra for the charge controller
1376680
Goal Zero manufactures various solar panels and power packs, besides these portable speakers, so they add in that disclaimer on most of their items. By itself, the rockout has no charging ability. It has a macro-USB port to receive power, and almost all of Goal Zero's portable solar panels have USB outputs. Pair them up and you can charge the Rockout or any other USB powered device via sunlight. Charge times are also dependent on what size solar panel you are using. Their Nomad 3.5 will take a lot longer to charge this then say their Nomad 13.
207697
I'm not certain, but I don't think so. You have to let them charge up under a lamp or windowsill before the solar part can function. It can also be used with battery power.
1555809
yes you can,I bought some solar lights that had very low voltage batteries and it charged them just fine.
982328
The Goal Zero Nomad panels use a proprietary 4.7 mm plug. The only cables that can be found on their website are either 6 ft. extensions of a cigarette lighter adapter. I have purchased an extension and cut it to wire on the connector of my choice. That's probably the easiest thing to do as I haven't been able to find off the shelf plugs that fit. Just be aware of the polarity when you put on a new connector.