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Goal Zero Solar Panel Boulder 50 (50 W, 5.60 kg)
EUR154,01

Goal Zero Solar Panel Boulder 50

50 W, 5.60 kg


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Anonymous

3 years ago

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blackbeat

3 years ago • purchased this product

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In theory, yes, I use it exclusively with a Sherpa 100ac. Personally, the power would be too little for me to carry out the necessary conversion (inverter, etc.). I would clearly prefer the solution from balkonsolar.ch.
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dave_zrh

4 years ago

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Showline

4 years ago • purchased this product

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Hello I have not measured the cable but for me the length is enough. Without extension I would estimate that it is 1.5 metres long. I would still recommend an extension cable for flexibility.
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knubebus

5 years ago

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annewaffel

5 years ago • purchased this product

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Hi I just tried this today with our little Nomad 13...worked! The Boulder50 with MPPT controller managed 34Watts when I connected the little old Nomad13 with the Boulder50 it was 41Watts. lg Anne
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Robinb_e

6 years ago

Is the panel waterproof?

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rogersuter3

6 years ago • purchased this product

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Yes, rain is no problem. I wouldn't take it diving ;-)
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dave57

6 years ago

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dirkböhm13

6 years ago • purchased this product

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Attention, the Yeti 150 charging input has a maximum charging power of 60 watts. https://www.goalzero.com/shop... or https://www.goalzero.com/media... You can couple two Boulder 50s together. The necessary cables are available - see https://www.goalzero.com/media... But in the case of two coupled Boulder 50s, the specification of the Yeti 150 is exceeded. Even if the coupled solar panels do not effectively reach the summary power of 100 watts, one can expect 70 watts in good conditions, which would be too much.
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Zola19

6 years ago

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dartzeel

6 years ago • purchased this product

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Yes, if the sun is obscured by a cloud, and then the cloud goes away, the panel restarts. I did the test by manually orienting the panel until the charging stopped, then I reoriented it to face the sun, and the charging resumed. I have done this test several times with success. I hope this answers your question. Hervé

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