Powertraveller Extreme Solar Kit

Original price was: $105.98.Current price is: $80.55.

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Rugged folding solar panel and power bank kit for off-grid adventures

Designed for multi-day trips into the wilderness, the Extreme Solar kit combines a powerful 12,000mAh power bank and a separate clamshell folding solar panel that delivers a max output of 5W. It can give up to five full smartphone charges and is equipped with USB, USB-C and 12V DC outlets for charging other devices, from SLR cameras to GPS units. It’s housed in a tough, rugged, waterproof case with an IP65 rating, meaning it is dust-proof and waterproof. The compact and lightweight solar panel unfolds to 210 degrees and will charge in low light conditions. A flashing LED light shows green for optimum charging, red for lower-quality conditions. It also comes with a Velcro strap that enables you to attach the panel to a rucksack.

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- Folding, 12 watt solar panel
- For charging devices including smartphones
- Kestrel 40 is water-resistant
- Made from hard-wearing materials
- Includes a built-in stand to provide the best angle for solar charging
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- Power pack with 12000mAh/44Wh
- Bi-directional USB-C input/output
- 1x DC output: 12V/1A
- 1x USB output: 5V/2A
- 4 LED battery charge indicator
- Rugged outer casing
- Waterproof and dustproof to IP65 rating
Extreme Solar
- 5W clamshell solar charger
- 1x USB output: 5V/1A
- 2 colour LED indicator to show power output strength
- Clamshell design
- MPPT technology
- Opens to 220°
- Power Pack: 136mm x 78mm x 22mm
- Solar Pack: 200mm x 114mm x 16mm (folded)
- 1 x Extreme power pack
- 1 x Extreme solar panel
- 1 x USB to USB-C connection cable
- 1 x USB to Micro USB cable
- 1 x Female 12V in-car charger socket
- 1 x USB-C to female USB cable
- 1 x Velcro strap
PowerTraveller support wildlife crime prevention organisations, such as the Uganda Conservation Foundation, the David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation and the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, with portable chargers to enable anti-poaching wardens to stay in communication.