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Wattbricks H100 99.2Whr Power Station + 30W Solar Panel on sale for
$39.99.
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Features:- Power Output & Capacity: 120W peak output, 99.2Wh battery capacity
- Compact & Lightweight: Fits in the palm of your hand, weighs less than 2 lbs
- Fast Recharge: Multiple high-input ports for quick recharging
- Control Panel Features: LCD digital display; DC/PV input; USB-C 100W max input; 2x USB-A 18W max output; 1x USB-C 100W max output; 1x USB-C 60W max output
- Airline Approved: 99.2Wh capacity complies with TSA regulations (<100Wh) for carry-on luggage; UN38.3 compliant; ideal for flights and train travel
- What's in the Box:
- 1x H100 Portable Power Station
- 1x 30W Portable Solar Panel
- 1x USB-C Quick Charger cable
- 1x USB-C to USB-A Adapter
- 1x USB-A to DC cable for solar input charging
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This bundle is mainly a compact 99.2Wh USB power station paired with a 30W solar panel, and the panel is the standout feature. Real-world reports put the panel near 30W in direct sun, around 23 to 24W when aimed well, and much lower in heavy cloud or poor placement. The power station itself is LiFePO4 and USB only, with no AC inverter, which keeps it small and useful for phones, routers, and other low power gear. The free shipping code can be finicky, but browser changes have made it work. A practical pick if you want simple USB backup and solar charging in a small package.
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An even better step is a refurbished River 3 Plus, but they are even more money.
I'd rather it come with a rigid solar panel.
And a 12V output would be good.
Form factor is compact for the capacity and nice that you can take it on the plane if needed.
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Form factor is compact for the capacity and nice that you can take it on the plane if needed.
Form factor is compact for the capacity and nice that you can take it on the plane if needed.
Right now it is laid flat on top of a windows AC (outdoors), with portions toward the house shaded, and getting 5-7W (update: getting 8-17W at 11am). 30+% of the panel is dangling in the air because it is much bigger than the depth of my AC. Leaning the panel vertically against the inside of the south-facing window result in 0W, but then I don't get much sunlight indoors until near midday.
I'm late to the power station and solar panel game but this is a fun intro. Not much use for urban non-outdoors people like me (and as I mentioned earlier, used 30000mAh 111Wh power bank can be had for $15-20). Previous experience was with a 9V 1.5W RadioShack bare hobby panel from 2000s that I couldn't do much things with.
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