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Solar panel with two AA battery slots

Ruth's sister

Ruth's sister 1.2 V internal power cable

SKU CH-V33V-ZXNEF

A solar panel charger for two 1.2 V AA rechargeable cells

  • Polycrystalline silicon panel captures sunlight efficiently
  • Two-slot design charges a pair of 1.2 V AA cells simultaneously
  • Solar-powered operation removes need for mains electricity
  • Compact charger suits portable and off-grid charging needs

Solar AA charger

This solar charger uses polycrystalline silicon cells to recharge two AA cells rated at 1.2 V. It is aimed at users who need a compact way to top up NiMH batteries using daylight rather than a wall outlet.

Daylight dependence

Charging speed varies with light intensity and panel orientation, so full recharges can take many hours in overcast conditions. The two-slot layout means only a pair of cells can be charged at once, limiting throughput for larger battery banks.

Highlights

  • Polycrystalline silicon panel captures sunlight efficiently
  • Two-slot design charges a pair of 1.2 V AA cells simultaneously
  • Solar-powered operation removes need for mains electricity
  • Compact charger suits portable and off-grid charging needs

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Should I choose this 1.2 V cable for a 2-slot AA charger?

Yes, the 1.2 V rating matches the AA rechargeable cells used in the 2-slot solar charger described.

What does the 1.2 V rating mean when the cable is installed?

It indicates the cable is designed for circuits supplying 1.2 volts, typical for single AA NiMH cells in the charger.

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