![]() |
|
|
Portable Solar Power Panels |
![]() |
| Whilst researching fridges we came across these nifty solar
cells in a suitcase! Good name too - Solar-Port as it very aptly describes
them! We have seen quite a few motorhomers and tent campers using them. The
big advantage of course is that you can aim them exactly at the sun. In
our A'van for instance we have to get out there with our compass before
setting up to make sure we get at least five hours of sun, as we do use a lot of power in the "bush"! These
units are ideal for use with 12 volt motor driven fridges and it would
appear that the regulator is built in. We were most impressed with the 10
year warranty offered. The info below is straight from
Quirk's
website.
|
SOLAR-PORT
The SOLAR-PORT* is available in 2 sizes :- **SOLAR-PORT* Large: 2 x 50 watt solar modules in suitcase configuration. Output from these modules would be approximately 5.8 amps per hour of peak sunlight (for a location such as Sydney, the average daily output during summer months would be ~35 amps per day to a 12 Volt storage battery). **SOLAR-PORT* Junior : 2 x 30 watt solar modules in suitcase configuration. This unit would provide an average daily output during Sydney summer months of ~20amps per day to a 12 Volt storage battery.
*SOLAR-PORT* Patent No. 599269 QUIRK’S
SOLAR-PORT* UNITS Crystalline
Silicon Modules in suitcase configuration – 10 year warranty
|
Copyright 2002 - all rights reserved - Around
Oz www.around-oz.com
For problems, suggestions or questions regarding this web contact
webmaster@around-oz.com
Last updated:
05-Nov-02