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myVolts AC adapter for Goal Zero Escape 150 and Sherpa 120
Replacement AC adapter powers Goal Zero Escape 150 and Sherpa 120 packs from 100-240 V mains via a 4.7 mm charging port
- Wide voltage input covers 100 to 240 V AC
- 7 mm charging port fits the Escape 150 and Sherpa 120
- Brand-new unit supplied as a direct replacement adapter
- Confirmed compatibility with part numbers 345-90809A and 21003
- Not suitable for Yeti 150, Sherpa 100 or Sherpa 50
Compatible power supply for Goal Zero packs
This AC adapter replaces the original charger for the Goal Zero Escape 150 Power Pack 21003 and the Sherpa 120. It delivers a 4.7 mm charging connector and accepts a wide 100 V to 240 V input range. The unit is built new by T-Power and intended as a direct replacement for lost or damaged cables.
Fixed 4.7 mm connector and universal input
The moulded 4.7 mm plug means the adapter only fits the two listed Goal Zero models; it cannot be swapped for other barrel sizes. Universal 100 V to 240 V input allows use on mains supplies worldwide without a voltage selector. No additional cables or tips are included in the package.
Not compatible with older Goal Zero units
This adapter will not charge the Yeti 150, Sherpa 100 or Sherpa 50 power packs. Buyers owning those models must source a different charger. The strict compatibility list limits the product to the Escape 150 and Sherpa 120 only.
Highlights
- Wide voltage input covers 100 to 240 V AC
- 7 mm charging port fits the Escape 150 and Sherpa 120
- Brand-new unit supplied as a direct replacement adapter
- Confirmed compatibility with part numbers 345-90809A and 21003
- Not suitable for Yeti 150, Sherpa 100 or Sherpa 50
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What input voltage range does the 4.7 mm AC adapter accept?
The adapter accepts AC 100 V to 240 V, so it works on mains supplies worldwide without a separate voltage selector.
Which Goal Zero power packs use the 345-90809A connector that this adapter provides?
Only the Escape 150 Power Pack 21003 and the Sherpa 120 use that connector; the Yeti 150, Sherpa 100 and Sherpa 50 are not compatible.
How do you connect the adapter to the Escape 150 or Sherpa 120, and what mistake should be avoided?
Plug the 4.7 mm barrel into the unit’s charging port first, then connect the AC cord to the wall outlet; do not force the plug if the centre pin feels misaligned.
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