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5 Watt Mini Do-it-Yourself Solar Energy Kit

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Product Details

Shipping Weight: 6 pounds
ASIN: B002LG7E4Q
Item model number: 900-50007-00
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #149,833 in Patio, Lawn & Garden (See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden)

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Product Description

This is the perfect do-it-yourself solar kit for small applications or for solar experimenting. The 5 watt solar panel charges the small 12V 1.2AH sealed battery (SLA). Kit includes 5 Watt framed solar panel, battery, charge controller, fuse holder, female lighter socket and wiring. Comes with easy assembly instructions. Keep in a sunny location during the day and use whenever you need power for LED lighting and other small charging needs like cell phones, pda's, iPod, AA/AAA. Our 18 LED 12V bulb uses .9 Watts. Example: In 5 hours of sun, .29A (solar panel current) X 5 hrs = 1.45 amp-hours per day X 12V = about 17 watt-hours per day of solar energy to use. At .9 Watts for the LED bulb, you could run it for over 18 hours a day! Even when completely drained, the small battery will fill up in about 4 hours of sun.