Larson Electronics 30W Solar Panel - 12V DC - (2) 40aH Batteries, 10A CC - 10' 16/2 SOOW Cord SPLED-PNL-2X40AH-12V-M1

The Larson Electronics SPLED-PNL-2X40AH-12V-M1 Solar Panel is an innovative power solution for lights, cameras and other remote electrical equipment and is suitable for various applications where solar power is desired. Supported by two, 40 aH lithium iron phosphate batteries and a 10-amp charge controller, this 12V DC solar panel comes equipped with 10 feet of 16/2 SOOW cable.

This solar panel can power a variety of remote electrical equipment including lights, beacons and cameras. The 30-watt solar panel recharges the two, 40 aH batteries in 5 hours with direct sunlight. Operators may access a 10-amp charge controller. As with all solar powered equipment, charging time is affected by the amount of available ambient light. When ambient light levels drop below a certain level, such as on very cloudy days, the unit will not recharge.

The 12V DC solar panel is weatherproof and designed to catch the maximum amount of sunlight possible when properly mounted. This solar panel is configured to operate manually, via a customer-provided on/off switch.

The lithium iron phosphate battery pack is contained within the solar panel, not the connected equipment. The mounting apparatus is designed to allow a variety of mounting options including flat surfaces such as a wall and square or round pole mounting. The equipment is connected to the panel by a 10-foot 16/2 SOOW cord that provides flexibility for positioning of the solar panel and equipment into their respective optimum locations independently of each other.

Applications/Options: Powering lights, beacons, cameras and other remote electrical equipment. Further options include larger batteries and different lights, additional mounting options and different length connecting cords. The solar-powered unitÊis an ideal solution for applications which require solar power that have limited or no access to external power sources such as in rural locations or marine environments.