PowerMax - 4W Solar Panel Battery w/ 8000mAh Li-ion Battery

🌞🔋【8000mAh - PowerMax of Energy】 As modern trail cameras evolve, so does their energy appetite. The Upperosey solar panel, with its substantial 8,000mAh capacity, offers an efficient solution to this challenge. Extend the life of your camera batteries for months on end.

🌞🔋【4W Fast Charging - Efficient and Powerful】With Upperosey's compact yet mighty 4.7'' x 6.9'' solar panel, it delivers a robust 4 watts of fast charging power, it breathes life into your cellular camera, ensuring you never miss a beat in capturing the wonders of wildlife.

🌞🔋【5V & 12V - Dual Voltage Versatility】 No more worries about compatibility. The Upperosey PowerMax Solar Panel offers not just one but two stable output options: 5V/2A and 12V/0.6A. This panel ensures a seamless connection to keep your cameras running smoothly.

🌞🔋【Easy Set-up - With Sturdy Mounting Bracket】 Included is a robust, anti-rust mounting bracket, designed to withstand the harshest outdoor conditions. Also Equipped with DC 1.7mm, DC 2.1mm and type-C cable, to fit a wide range of hunting cameras and security cameras, no matter the brand or model.

🌞🔋【IP66 Water Resistance - Built to Last】 Designed for the rugged outdoors, the Upperosey solar panel is IP66 water-resistant. And the reinforced border built to withstand the elements, from torrential downpours to the bitter cold of winter, ensuring your trail camera stays powered through it all.

This is a dual voltage 12V/5V 4W solar panel with 8000 mAH battery designed to power typical 12V max .6A battery operated trail cams or 5V max 2A battery operated security cameras. If your cams are 6V or 9V this will not work for you out of the box. It has 2 5.5x2.1 outputs for 12V and 5V and a center USB C input for charging. There is a 4 segment led battery condition display and 1/4-20 tripod mount on the back. There are several mounting options including a strap, tree and wall mounts. Since I was replacing an existing trail cam panel/battery that was not keeping up with winter sun I just used the 1/4-20 rear mount. For cabling there are 5.5x2.1 cables with 5.5x2.1 and 4.0x1.7 ends that should cover most trail cams. There is a 5.5x2.1 to USB C cable meant for use with a battery operated 5v security cam. My security cams use Micro USB so would require an adapter. These cables are long and while I did not measure them the 10' spec is likely accurate. Also included is a short USB A to C cable for charging.

As to performance so far I am pleased. This cam is pretty active recording 100 to 300 15 second night time videos with the added flash battery drain. For the test week it has been mostly sunny with one overcast day and the camera has been showing 100% battery late afternoon except for a 99% reading on the overcast day. While I will have to see how it responds to longer sun challenged periods, I am confident it is outperforming the setup it replaced. This setup is versatile for typical 12V trail cams or 5v security cams but not work if your application requires a different voltage or exceeds the amperage limits. We will need some more time to judge longevity but so far I am very happy with this panel battery combo.

-- gman

Package Dimensions
‎6.9"L x 4.7"W x 1.2"H

Item Weight
‎0.85 Pounds

Material
‎Monocrystalline Silicon

AC Adapter Current
‎2 Amps

Maximum Solar Charging Voltage
4W

Battery Capacity
Lithium Ion batteries 8000mAh

Operating Temperature
‎-5℉ to 120℉ Degrees Fahrenheit

What's in the box
1 X Solar Panel with 10-Foot Cable (1.35mm & 2.1mm)
1 X Mounting Bracket & Olive Green Strap
1 X USB Cable
1 X Screw Set
1 X Conversion DC Cable (1.35mm to 1.7mm)