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13W Portable Solar Briefcase
Instructions
Order code: N00CX
The solar briefcase is a powerful 13W solar charger for 12V batteries. It is ideal for camping,
caravanning and marine applications and can be used for charging GPS systems, laptop computers,
mobile phones and for powering 3V, 6V and 12V appliances. It turns natural sunlight into electricity,
which is used to power/charge devices. It has a handy support built-in to both sides of the unit, which
is designed to enable you to position the panels in prime sunlight to maximize charging output. It
also has a convenient detachable connection system and is supplied with all necessary cables and
connectors.
Please note: This kit is not waterproof. The panel is water resistant so is suitable for use in light rain,
but the charge controller unit should always be kept away from moisture as it is not water resistant.
Technical specifications:
Peak output power:
13W
Voltage (@max. power):
17.5V
Current (@max. power):
743mA
Open circuit voltage:
21V
Short circuit current:
890mA
Tested under standard condition:
AM1.5, 100mW/100cm² @25°
Cigarette lighter plug fuse rating:
2A
Cable length:
3m
Dimensions open:
52.5 (w)x 76 (h) x 2 (d) cm
Dimensions closed:
52.5 (w) x 38 (h) x 4 (d) cm
Weight:
4.5kg
Contents:
1. 13W solar briefcase with 3m cable
2. Connecting cable with alligator clips (battery clamps) for connecting the battery to the battery cable for the charge
controller (Please note that the black lead indicates negative (-) polarity and the red lead indicates positive (+) polarity.
3. Cable with cigarette lighter plug: + ----°)--- for connecting your appliance to the 12V cigarette lighter output cable for the charge
controller (also referred to as load)
4. Cable with cigarette lighter socket: +----° ) ----- for connecting your appliance to the 12V cigarette lighter output cable for the charge
controller (also referred to as load)
5. Connecting cable with O ring connector for connecting the charge regulator to a 12V cigarette lighter output (this is labelled load)
6. Connecting cable with O ring connector for connecting the charge regulator to a battery (this is labelled as battery)
7. Connecting cable with O ring connector for connecting the charge regulator to a solar panel (this is labelled as solar)
8. 4A charge regulator
