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#Portable sun spotter generator
The Portable 240v Lithium Power Pack is a multipurpose solar generator power bank that can be charged from 240V mains or the included solar panel via it's built in MPPT charger. We recommend identifying your desired camera placement before deciding which solar camera to buy.Portable Solar Off-Grid 240v Lithium Power Pack Solar Generator
#Portable sun spotter full
Some guidelines to help you harness as much solar power as possible include placing your solar panel in a south-facing spot that gets full sunlight for at least six hours per day.ĭepending on how long the cable is that attaches your camera to the panel, you might need to adjust your choice for camera placement. Peak sun hours typically occur when the sun is at its highest point and can vary depending on season and location. The measurement refers to the intensity of sunlight, rather than the amount of time the sun is shining. Peak sun-hours are classified as an hour in which the sun provides 1,000 watts of power per square meter. To keep your solar-powered security camera up and running, you need enough peak sun-hours to get it fully charged. The first is where you want the camera to be installed for maximum protection, and the second is where the solar panel needs to be placed for maximum sun exposure. There are two things to consider when it comes to the placement of your solar-powered security camera.
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