The Energy Matters Solar-Port is the ideal portable power source for use in the Great Outdoors. Be it for camping, exploring, boating – anywhere you need to have instant power on the go. The Solar-Po
Australia, Commonwealth of (Press Release) October 26, 2007 --
The Energy Matters Solar-Port is the ideal portable power source for use in the Great Outdoors. Be it for camping, exploring, boating – anywhere you need to have instant power on the go. The Solar-Port converts in a matter of seconds from a sturdy suitcase to a self supporting solar power unit – ready to power
life’s necessities!
The Solar Energy Matters Solar-Port includes two 50W solar modules in parallel with peak power voltage of 17 volts and total peak current of 6 Amps. This voltage and current are suitable for general battery charging.
It is recommended to use the Solar-Port with a solar regulator (charge controller) between the Solar-Port and the batteries. A solar regulator will continuously check the battery terminal voltage and allow the battery to be charged only if it requires charging. It automatically disconnects the battery from the
Solar-Port when the battery is fully charged. Energy Matters recommends using the Morningstar 10A 12V Sunsaver regulator when charging batteries from the Solar-Port.
For additional information on Energy Maters Solar- Port
Got to: http:// www.renewablestores.com.au, or
contact: sales@energymatters.com.au or
Visit or Mail at: 122 Bank Street, South Melbourne, VIC-3205, Australlia
Call at: 1300 727 151.
The Energy Matters Solar-Port is the ideal portable power source for use in the Great Outdoors. Be it for camping, exploring, boating – anywhere you need to have instant power on the go. The Solar-Port converts in a matter of seconds from a sturdy suitcase to a self supporting solar power unit – ready to power
life’s necessities!
The Solar Energy Matters Solar-Port includes two 50W solar modules in parallel with peak power voltage of 17 volts and total peak current of 6 Amps. This voltage and current are suitable for general battery charging.
It is recommended to use the Solar-Port with a solar regulator (charge controller) between the Solar-Port and the batteries. A solar regulator will continuously check the battery terminal voltage and allow the battery to be charged only if it requires charging. It automatically disconnects the battery from the
Solar-Port when the battery is fully charged. Energy Matters recommends using the Morningstar 10A 12V Sunsaver regulator when charging batteries from the Solar-Port.
For additional information on Energy Maters Solar- Port
Got to: http:// www.renewablestores.com.au, or
contact: sales@energymatters.com.au or
Visit or Mail at: 122 Bank Street, South Melbourne, VIC-3205, Australlia
Call at: 1300 727 151.
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