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Smart Solar Suitcase (solar generator) for remote areas
Small generators will be able to power your laptop, recharge mobile devices, plug in lamps, and run small appliances such as toaster ovens, microwaves, or portable radios and televisions.
How a Solar Suitcase (solar generator)Works
You can expect your portable Solar Suitcase (solar generator)to function as well as a gas or diesel model but without the noise, smell, maintenance and refueling.
To use a portable Solar Suitcase (solar generator) simply place the solar panel that comes with the generator in a sunny location. The solar panels collect the sunlight and convert it into useable energy. That energy is then transferred to the generators inverter which allows you to use it for all of your home power needs.
When you purchase a portable Solar Suitcase (solar generator), you will be able to choose from different size solar panels. While the unit will only hold a specific amount of energy (depending upon it's size) but by using bigger solar panels, you will be able to capture more energy (recharge) in a shorter amount of time.
If you need to charge the generator, but sunlight is not available, you can use your car battery; or an AC wall outlet if you want to charge the generator right before a planned power outage.
Question:
The size and weight of a solar generator will be directly affected by the amount of watts required to keep your essential electronics functioning.
so what's size and weight solar suitcase is easy to carry and have enough power?
our InterSolar IS-SC20 setup:
solar panel : 15watt*2pcs
Lead acid Battery : 12 Ah/12V
Inverter : 150watt/ 220v or 110v
DC12V and AC output, USB interface
size : 508*332*73mm
weight : 7.5kg
Max. Output : 120watt
Run hours :
40watt laptop: 3 hours
5watt LED lamp:23 hours
However, if we use lithium battery, the total weight is 5kg (reduced 2.5kg)
but the cost price will increase USD40
what's your suggestion ?
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