- Collect 30 watts of power from the sun
- High impact plastic briefcase to protect solar panel; UV treated and weather resistant to protect casing
- Ergonomic rubberized handle for greater comfort and grip
- Pop-out stands for optimal positioning and convenient set-up
- Store-away cable for simple organization
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BrandGoal0
Manufacturer Part Number22003
Sizing and Specifications
Item Weight14 Pounds
Product Description
Capture solar energy wherever you are. From the beach to the campground, with the 30M Solar Panel Briefcase, you can capture solar energy and convert it into useful power that you can store and use. Featuring a sturdy body, the unit easily folds into a sleek and portable briefcase, making transportation safe and easy. And when combined with the Escape 150, this handy 30 watt unit can provide electricity to lights and small appliances or recharge communication devices.
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10 of 11 people found the following review helpful
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The briefcase design of this unit is sheer genius as it serves a two-fold purpose by first, in closed mode, protecting the delicate solar panels when transporting and storage, and; secondly, when opened, with the built-in legs serves as a tripod to position your solar panels accordingly.
When the built-in blue light blinks, this solar unit is receiving enough sunlight to do it's thing--even when the solar panel is indoors near a window, too.
If you plan to use this product with the GOAL0 (Goal Zero) 350 Batteries, make sure you get a "Goal0 4.7mm Input to 8mm Input" adapter cable. For your convenience, I reviewed that product separately on Amazon.
When the built-in blue light blinks, this solar unit is receiving enough sunlight to do it's thing--even when the solar panel is indoors near a window, too.
If you plan to use this product with the GOAL0 (Goal Zero) 350 Batteries, make sure you get a "Goal0 4.7mm Input to 8mm Input" adapter cable. For your convenience, I reviewed that product separately on Amazon.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
These 30w folding solar panels are a folding "briefcase" and are very sturdy and heavy (15 lbs each). They have rubberized handles and have built in prop stands (2) on the back which makes them very easy to get setup either outside on the ground or on top of a flat surface. They are 30w each, and I have two if them that chain together (need a combiner cable that is extra for 10 bucks)for 60W. These panels are designed to work with Goal0 batteries like the Sherpa 120, Scout 150. To charge Goal0 larger batteries like the Extreme 350 or yeti, you need an short adapter cable to go from 4.7mm to 8mm fittings. I like these units because they are meant to be for portal mobile use with large basecamp tents or RVs so you do not need a gas generator making noise at night and pissing off your camping neighbors. When you move your camp, you fold em up and the external case is very sturdy and protects the solar panels inside. I have used these to charge a Goal0 Scout 150 batt and they worked great. I also got the accessory that allows you to charge standard 12v RV batteries, using a 12v batt controller and alligator clips. My True North OSV trailer has two 12v RV batts on front yoke and that is what I use the Briefcase solar panels to trickle charge during the day. I also have a Goal0 Sherpa 120 batt that gets charged at same time thur a DC outlet in the trailer, and is handy to have outside at camp tables to power or recharge cells, gps, etc. Note that all of the stuff I have described is NOT for backpacking, this is a solid basecamp/RV/Vehicle solar solution. g
8 of 22 people found the following review helpful
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Would have been cheaper to put good solar panel on house and buy several marine batteries for what this sub par equipment can do. evidently it needs an adaptor to be rigged to anything but a small very expensive battery, comes with one cord and the option to buy several more to make it function.
I'm am totally dissatisfied with the GOAL ZERO line, service dept is horrible and unreliable at best. Do yourself a favor and look for the alternative, you could have a thousand dollars invested in junk before you know it with little to no service.
I'm am totally dissatisfied with the GOAL ZERO line, service dept is horrible and unreliable at best. Do yourself a favor and look for the alternative, you could have a thousand dollars invested in junk before you know it with little to no service.
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