what is the height, width and weight of KHOMO 13.5 Watt Solar Panel Portable Charger with two output ports: a USB port for phones, Tablets and a hi-Voltage port for laptops and other electronics ?
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part 2i just received my( nature power 18 w) from amazon . it will do laptops and it has manuals. costs more.
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Folded about the size of a hardback book. Unfolded about a yard. What i do not like, is there is no paper work, manual.
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Before I can make an effort at answer your question, I need to know what brand is you laptop and the watts of your current charger?
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It's doubtful. Most of the emergency solar chargers only provide small amounts of "emergency output". I have a Sony tablet that requires 5v 2amps, take into account the radio uses 3 AA 1.2/1.5 (3.6v/4.5v), it won't provide enough power to charge a power hungry tablet, maybe just a small phone and only for a few minutes.
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The Targus World POwer TRavel has a diameter about 4,5 cm. It is high (about 8 com). So you can not also charge device at the same time. And there is no USB port in it.
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4 1/4 x 3 1/4 x 1 and it charges great although it does take 13 hours to charge using the 1 amp phone charger I have. Not a big deal as I charge it over night and that is from dead to full - thus less time if not completely dead.
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The plug-in charger only puts out 2 amps. If your solar panel USB port has similar output there should not be a problem.
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The height is 5/16ths by 13/16ths wide. FYI the wattages are 5 watts for the 12", 7 Watts for the 20" and 8 watt for the 24" and can be powered by any DC power source between 10V to 30V.
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Hi, Nocole. The size of the charging pin is 1.8*1.6*0.8cm. The input voltage is 3.7V, please noted.
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I never weighed this charger on a scale but I would say it is under 2 lbs. It is a very effective solar charger. Quality is top notch. I used to carry a Anker 14watt that was excellent for phones and mp3 players. It was as good or better at charging in California and Arizona on sunny days as a wall charge. This charger by AllPowers is just as good. I would say in real weight it is heavier than an 8 inch tablet but less heavy than a 10 inch laptop. Its size folded is about that of a 10 inch laptop. So it is great if you are commuting around town or want to go green energy on your back porch. It is a bit heavy to hike up a mountain with unless you use your laptop or tablet out there a lot. I never weighed this charger on a scale but I would say it is under 2 lbs. It is a very effective solar charger. Quality is top notch. I used to carry a Anker 14watt that was excellent for phones and mp3 players. It was as good or better at charging in California and Arizona on sunny days as a wall charge. This charger by AllPowers is just as good. I would say in real weight it is heavier than an 8 inch tablet but less heavy than a 10 inch laptop. Its size folded is about that of a 10 inch laptop. So it is great if you are commuting around town or want to go green energy on your back porch.... » Read More I never weighed this charger on a scale but I would say it is under 2 lbs. It is a very effective solar charger. Quality is top notch. I used to carry a Anker 14watt that was excellent for phones and mp3 players. It was as good or better at charging in California and Arizona on sunny days as a wall charge. This charger by AllPowers is just as good. I would say in real weight it is heavier than an 8 inch tablet but less heavy than a 10 inch laptop. Its size folded is about that of a 10 inch laptop. So it is great if you are commuting around town or want to go green energy on your back porch. It is a bit heavy to hike up a mountain with unless you use your laptop or tablet out there a lot. « Show Less
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The answer is YES. Below is the product specs. Specifications Input: AC 110-240V Output: 5V, 3.1A, 15W Port 1: 5V, 3100mA Port 2: 5V, 1000mA Note While this charger is capable to deliver 3-Amp output from a single port, tablet or mobile phone device may limit charging speed to 1-Amp, 2-Amp or 2.4-Amp. Hope this helps!
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Hello, I never actually looked closely at the charger specs before---but I have just looked and here's what it says. Ac input 100-240 volts output 4.5 vdc. Charger only uses 13w while charging. I don't know about your traveling situation---but this thing holds a charge really long---I charge it 2x a year only because I want to----not much hair !!! 13 watts isn't much -I'm thinking a car lighter charger much like you would use for a phone that has an output of 4.5 vdc . Radio Shack or another electronics store could help in that regard. Good Luck and Happy Trails !
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There are different ratings for the battery pack and each voltage output on the panel. The battery pack is rated at: USB port (output): 5V, up to 1A (5W max), regulated USB-mini port (input): 5V, up to 0.8A (4W max), regulated The panel itself is rated at: USB Port: 5V, up to 1A (5W max), regulated Solar Port (blue, 8mm): 15V, up to 0.3A (5W max), regulated Mini Solar Port (2.5mm): 6.5V, up to 1.1A (7W max) Keep in mind that the panel output figures are MAX in optimal conditions and the vast majority of the time the output will be considerably less than this. It will also vary quite a but from minute to minute with light intensity, light angle, clouds passing by etc. So for any USB devices I'd plug the battery pack into the panel and the USB device into the battery pack. It will result in much more consistent, and faster charging most of the time. For 12V applications this panel doesn't have much output (300ma) for directly running devices, but its ok to very slowly trickle charge 12V batteries.
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3mm or 1/8" Be careful about the power adapter. Asus has 2 that looks identical on pictures, but one is actually much bigger, including the plug. (My boss learned the hard way...) The wattage for our Ultra Thin Notebook is 45W. The other was 65W+ with bigger connector and will not work.
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Noooo. On your laptop charger it will tell you the range of power that may "safely" enter the charger. Mine says 100-240 V at 1.7 A. If you multiply the higher number of volts (the max of the range- 240 in this case), by the amps (1.7 here) you come out with the watts (408). The same should apply to your tablets. When you calculate the watts of each item and add them together you will be able to determine your actual needs. The sum of each item's maximum wattage gives you the number which your inverter's capacity must be higher than.
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Per the box, Solar charging voltage = 3.6V, Solar charging current= 0.4A, so by my math, 3.6 x 0.4 = 1.44W. However you don't charge directly from the solar panel with the PowerFilm - rather the solar panel charges 2 rechargeable AA and you charge your USB device from the AA. Since the USB charging voltage is 5.0V, and the USB charging current is up to 1.0A, I get 5 x 1 = 5W max for the USB output
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Sabrent 13 Port High Speed USB 2.0 Hub with Power Adapter And 2 Control Switches.Dimensions: Wide 1 inch - Long 8 1/2 inches - High 3/4 inch.
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Yes. The full size USB port on the pack is for output (charging other devices) and the mini-USB port is for input (charging the pack). I have charged the pack using the USB output on a solar panel from another company. You can also charge it from a computer USB port. A USB to mini-USB cable is included.