SunSocket - The Portable, 60W Solar Generator Tracks Sun Like A Pro
If you're looking for a portable solar generator to keep your array of electronic empire charged, look no further than the SunSocket - the compact, portable solar generator that ensures that it always gets enough light. The SunSocket is capable of tracking the Sun so that ample light falls on its panels. This new breed of solar charging station is set to change the way you thought of solar powering your stuff. The best thing of all? It comes packed in a suitcase sized box which you can carry anywhere.
The SunSocket features a high efficiency 60 W array of solar panels that slide to expand the total light capture area. These panels can track the Sun and align themselves so that they can convert as much solar energy into useful electrical energy which gets stored in the 250 Wh battery - enough to power your TV, laptops, smartphones and tablets. Any domestic appliance that draws lesser than 100 Watts can run on this unit.
The enclosing case has 4 easy-to-access USB ports, a 12V DC cigarette lighter socket, an international 115/220 V AC output. We don't know how much power the system eats to function but we're quite sure that the engineers behind SunSocket would have worked on keeping it to minimum.
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The SunSocket features a high efficiency 60 W array of solar panels that slide to expand the total light capture area. These panels can track the Sun and align themselves so that they can convert as much solar energy into useful electrical energy which gets stored in the 250 Wh battery - enough to power your TV, laptops, smartphones and tablets. Any domestic appliance that draws lesser than 100 Watts can run on this unit.
The enclosing case has 4 easy-to-access USB ports, a 12V DC cigarette lighter socket, an international 115/220 V AC output. We don't know how much power the system eats to function but we're quite sure that the engineers behind SunSocket would have worked on keeping it to minimum.
The system however costs a bang! At $1499, we'd rather go gadget-less for a day or two. What about you?Via: #-Link-Snipped-#
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