Choosing a station and solar panel bundle
A bundle saves you from matching a battery and a panel yourself, as both parts are meant to work together. Here the station provides 288 Wh and the panel 60 W. The two listings differ in their outputs: one offers USB ports and a 12 V output, the other has 230 V sockets.
Before buying, estimate your consumption: add up the power of your devices, multiply by the hours of use and compare the result with the 288 Wh total. Solar charging depends on sunshine and on how the panel is angled. For larger needs, browse the full shop. Finally, note that the 2-year legal warranty covers these products, and that secure bank transfer payment applies as for every other item in the shop, with free returns within 30 days.
- The outputs you need (USB, 12 V or 230 V)
- The combined power of your devices
- Where you will use it and how much sun it gets