The PYLE PNVU500 is a great way to power USB devices while you are on the road. This power inverter features a cigarette lighter adaptor for easy installation, 120 Watts maximum continuous output of power, electronic overload protection to help you protect your electronics, automatic shut off for when your battery becomes low. The only issue is that this product doesn’t feature polarized plugs for those that require that feature.
This product is incredibly easy to install and use. The PNVU500 works on a cigarette lighter interface so you don’t need to run cables to and from your battery or alternator. Once it is installed it provides some of the best protection for your electronics while it is in use taking every safety precaution they can. This makes this product extremely easy to use.
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This review of the Navigon Three Way Car Power Adaptor aims to let you know the technical details of the product while simultaneously informing you of what to expect from it. You’ll find out how easy it is to use or it requires heavy maintenance and also the most important question – does it work at all? Is it something you want to plug into your car?
Depending on where you purchase it, it costs around seven to fourteen dollars. It aims to let you charge three things in your car at one time. Traditionally, most cars only have one plug to allow a third party item to charge, such as a cellphone or even a laptop. As the name suggests, it has three open ports and works with anything that has a car charger attachment. Think of it as an expansion or extension cord for your car and is something that you might have been looking for.
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Owning the Scosche SolBAT II solar powered backup battery and charger can prove to be lifesaving. Considering that most people are carrying around some battery powered gadget (cell phone, ipod, mp3 player, etc.…) having a portable battery charge is a godsend. Finding a wall socket or computer isn’t always possible and without them charging a battery can be a challenge. The portable backup battery can indeed come in handy. Throw in the fact that this battery charger is solar powered and you have a handy tool.
The Scosche SolBAT II can fully recharge many of today’s cell phones with some charge left over, due to its 1500mA lithium-ion battery capacity. The adapter for the charger is a type A USB cable, which is the standard size for most USB ports. The SolBAT II can be charged through a USB cable connected to the computer and can also be charged through a solar power panel.
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The HQRP 30W Flexible Solar Panel Power 30 Watt 12V Mono-crystalline PV Module has four Stainless Steel Grommets plus HQRP Coaster. It is intended for use with an RV, Boat, or Yacht. It has a maximum power voltage of 18V and an open circuit voltage of 20.7V.
The maximum power current is 1.667A and a short circuit current of 1.783A. It is relatively small, measuring just 850 x 400 x 2.5mm. The junction box is protected by silicone and has a 1 year warranty. The flexible solar panel has a maximum bend angle of 30%. The HQRP® is marketed and sold exclusively by Osprey-Talon with a price point for this solar panel starting at $130.00
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Goal Zero is a pioneer is the portable solar charging industry, making some of the best chargers on the market. There are many products, but this review will look at three of their most popular models: the Nomad 7 foldable solar panel, the Guide 10 Adventure Kit and the Sherpa 50 Adventure Kit. Each one has different features, making them perfect for different uses or trips.
Nomad 7 Solar Panel
The Nomad 7 is a very compact and lightweight solar panel. When folded up, it is not much taller than a pencil, and it’s about as wide as a small journal. The solar panel can collect about seven watts of energy from the sun, and the output is around five watts. You can also connect a USB or 12V connecter right into the solar panel, so you can charge directly from the sun.
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