Solar cell charger Sunree E-Charger, 10W

The Sunree E-Charger is an extremely flexible solar cell charger with two solar panels. Excellent for charging the mobile even in places where there is no mains power. Works as long as the sun shines! On each side of the charger there are loops for carabiners, which makes it easy to attach the charger to the backpack. This way you can literally gather power as you hike! If you would rather attach it to the tent, that is of course just as well.

The bottom also has magnetic feet that can be used to attach the charger to metal surfaces. In addition to that, a mesh bag is also included where you can store your devices while they are charging. The charger is delivered with four carabiners and a charging cable with micro-USB and Lightning connector. The charger can also be folded to take up less space!

Content

• Solar cell charger Sunree E-Charger
• Charging cable (Micro-USB / Lightning = Apple)
• 4 carabiners
• Manual

Technical specification

• Make and model: Sunree E-Charger
• Manufacturer's reported power: 10 W
• Output voltage: 5 V x 1.5 A (Max)
• Solar cell efficiency: 22-25%
• Connection: USB
• Size (open): 465 x 265 x 3 mm
• Size (folded): 265 x 165 x 10 mm
• Weight: approx. 300 g
• Colour: Black
• Warranty: 12 months

Quick guide

1. Place the charger so that the solar cells are directed directly towards the sunlight, so that the efficiency is maximized. Attach the charger with a magnet or carabiner in a suitable place. ATTENTION! Do not cover the panels!

2. Connect the charging cable to the USB socket of the charger and the other end to the device to be charged. Place the device in the mesh bag.

NOTE:

• The charger works best in sunny weather. In cloudy weather or in the shade, charging may be slow or not work at all.
• Some devices (eg tablets) may need a high charging current. If charging does not start, you can try placing the charger in a sunnier location (=higher current) or unplug and plug in the charging cable again. If charging still does not start, it may be that the charging current is not sufficient.
• Solar cell charging is primarily intended as an "emergency solution" in the absence of another power source, as it is significantly slower than charging via a wall outlet.
• The manufacturer does not recommend placing the devices being charged in direct sunlight, as high temperatures can damage the devices. Therefore, place them in the provided bag.

Warnings:

• Do not scratch the surface of the solar panel.
• Do not use the solar panel in rainy weather.
• The manufacturer does not recommend long-term storage of the product outdoors.