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Powertraveller Camping Kit SolarGorilla

Original price was: $172.71.Current price is: $96.99.

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Folding solar panel delivering plenty of power for off-grid adventures

With the ability to charge devices anywhere under the sun, Powertraveller’s Solargorilla portable solar charger is the ideal companion for off-grid adventures. Designed to work as a standalone trickle charger or in conjunction with the renowned Powertraveller Powergorilla portable battery charger, it offers enough power to charge a host of devices, even small laptops, thanks to dual USB and DC outlets. The two solar panels are housed in a robust clamshell design for added durability, making it tough enough to take on any expedition.

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- Primarily designed to be used in conjunction with the powergorilla
- Gives your powergorilla juice anywhere under the sun
- The solargorilla is also a viable charging option for laptops and smartphones under 40 watts
- Housed in a tough outer casing
- Technically advanced solar panels ensure superb power and reliable performance
- 10W multi-voltage, clamshell solar charger
- 1x USB output: 5V/2A
- 1x DC output: 20V/0.5A
- Folded: 264mm x 200mm x 19mm
- 1 x Solargorilla
- 1 x DC Extension cable (2m)
- 1 x USB Extension cable (2m)
- 1 x Female 12V socket
- 1 x Laptop tips set (10 pcs)
- 1 x Neoprene case
- 1 x Velcro strap
PowerTraveller support wildlife crime prevention organisations, such as the Uganda Conservation Foundation, the David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation and the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, with portable chargers to enable anti-poaching wardens to stay in communication.