Voltaic Solar Charger Backpack - Silver Panels

The Voltaic 4-Watt Solar Charger Backpack (1001-S) is a portable solar charger designed to charge virtually all hand-held electronics. Embedded in the outside of these solar chargers are lightweight, tough, waterproof solar panels. The Voltaic solar charger backpack can hold a 17-inch laptop and has pockets for an mp3 player, cell phone, and other items. There are wire channels throughout the solar charger backpack for multiple electronic devices and headphones. 4-6 hours in direct sunlight will fully-charge a typical cell phone.power over 3 hours of iPod play time, or 1.5 hours of cell phone talk time. All Voltaic bags come with a custom battery pack which stores any surplus power generated, so it is available when you need it - not just when the sun is up. The battery packs can also be charged using the included AC travel charger or car charger, making them just as useful on the grid as off. All bags include 11 standard adapters for common cell phones and other hand-held devices. Even without an adapter, you can charge most devices with the included standard car charger or USB charger. Voltaic bags use fabrics made from recycled PET (i.e. soda bottles). Voltaic worked extensively with suppliers to develop these fabrics, since they were not previously available. Recycled PET fabric is light weight, extremely durable, UV resistant and water resistant. It even looks better than the nylon it replaced. Most importantly, it uses significantly less energy to produce and creates demand for recycled materials. Powerful Solar Panels: The Voltaic Solar Charger Backpack has 3 solar panels that produces up to 4 watts, powerful enough to fully charge a typical cellphone or GPS unit from 4-6 hours of direct sunlight Battery Included: All Voltaic bags come with a custom battery pack which stores any surplus power generated, so it is available when you need it - not just when the sun is up Easy Connection to Devices: All bags include standard adapters for common cell phones and other hand-held devices