How Solar Chargers work?
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Most of us have to juggle our daily devices and the plethora of wall chargers that accompany them. Your phone, GPS, digital camera and perhaps a Nintendo DS; they all require their batteries to be charged on a regular basis. The need for mains power to charge your devices can sometimes be an inconvenience, but it is always detrimental to the environment. .
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Portable solar chargers allow you to charge your devices anywhere from the world’s most renewable, clean and abundant energy source; the sun. Their compatibility means that you can replace all of your chargers with just one solar charger; making life easier for you and for the environment.
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The charger will have solar panels that when put into direct sunlight, will convert the energy from the sun into electrical energy stored in the battery. The larger the solar panel, the more energy you get. Most portable solar chargers have internal batteries where the sun’s energy gets stored in the solar charger itself like the Solio Universal Charger. Some others, like the PowerMonkey Explorer, actually have a detachable battery pack. This means that no matter where you are and what the weather is like, you always have energy to charge your device
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It takes around 8-10 hours of direct sunlight to charge your solar charger, however most of them come with a wall charger for those desperate times. You can also charge them from your computer through the USB port which will take around 4 hours.
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The solar charger will charge your device at the same rate as a conventional charger would at home or on the move, anywhere under the sun.
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Todae stocks a wide range of portable solar chargers for all sorts of phones and laptops that are compact, light, stylish and reliable. They are guaranteed to power your device in any weather, any time, any day, with the most renewable, efficient and clean energy in the world.
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