Instead of chucking a tantrum when your device runs out of juice, harness the power of the sun and plug it into a PWRGRID Solar Charger Kit 20W from Roman.
Designed to be tough enough to withstand harsh Aussie conditions, this charger kit is also made from the highest quality components. Featuring SunPower 3.4W cells with ETFE cell lamination, this charger kit which also will automatically restart when the sun is interrupted by low light conditions. The portable size also makes it a great choice when camping or 4WD’ing where space is a premium.
When you need to give your lantern, camera, phone or another device a charge, you can rely on the PWRGRID Solar Charger Kit 20W from Roman.
Designed for Australian conditions
Sunpower 3.4W cells
ETFE cell lamination for maximum protection
Smart charge controller with auto restart technology
Reliable high-quality components
Suitable to charge lanterns, power banks, GPS units, smartphones and more
Kit includes USB cable, carabiner clamps, suction cups, neoprene storage pouch, instruction manual
External Dimensions:
30.4L x 50W cm
Packed Dimensions:
30.4L x 16.5W x 2.5H cm
Weight:
0.83 Kg
Material:
Sunpower™ Maxeon C60 Monocrystalline Silicone Solar Cells | ETFE Laminated
Output Power:
2 x USB 5V 2A | 20.4W 6.5V @ Max. Power
Suggested Use:
Camping | Hiking
Warranty:
1 Year
Supplier Code:
PRI20278
Snowys Code:
141463
Reviews
(2)
4.52
Q&A's (4)
Water proof or resistant1 answer
Is it waterproof or at least resistant? I'm going on a kayak expedition so it needs to be somewhat able to survive.
Troy - Hahndorf(5 years ago)
G'day Troy,
Unfortunately, the Roman PWRGRID solar charger kit doesn't have a listed water repellency so we wouldn't be comfortable recommending it for a water-based activity. The Goal Zero Nomad 7 Plus, and the Goal Zero Nomad 14 Plus are both essentially waterproof - goal zero indicates the panel and housing is designed to withstand rain and snow, but the junction box should be kept dry. Overall the panels on most of the personal solar kits should be ok, as long as the junction box is kept dry.
Leece - Snowys(5 years ago)
Are you able to charge this via cable if sun is not an option? Or pre-charge it before caming?1 answer
Would like to charge this before going on a 22 day hike so I'm not relying entirely on the sun on the first few days
Pearl - Docklands(5 years ago)
G'day Pearl,
Just to clarify, this is a Solar Charger, so there is no battery to store power. The Solar panels capture light energy that can be pushed into a device or battery bank, however, it doesn't store power as there is no power bank. You could take a fully charged power bank/battery with you, and then use the panel to charge it as you hike.
Leece - Snowys(5 years ago)
Battery?1 answer
Hi. Do you have a battery storage device compatible with this solar charger kit?
Dawn - Coonabarabran(6 years ago)
There's nothing specific for this solar charger, Dawn, but you can charge any 5V USB power bank with this solar charger. Basically, the larger the battery, the longer it will take to charge, but a 20W panel should be adequate for most USB power banks.
Ben - Snowys(6 years ago)
Total Amps1 answer
Hi,
Can you please confirm if the total output of this is 4 amps?
Julian - Melbourne(6 years ago)
G'day Julian,
Yes mate :) It's 2A per port making the total 4 amp. Cheers!
