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Coleman Solar Charger CL1300 / Solar powered battery charger (20W) / Charge your batteries in your remote cabin, RV or during your camping trip. Perfect match for replacing the daily power consumption of 12V lighting systems and appliances such as coolers, small TV's or laptops. Can also be used for charging small backup power systems. / - The Coleman Solar Charger provides immediate charge when exposed to daylight, even on cloudy days / - Engineered to trickle charge 12V batteries, including automotive, deep cycle, traction, gel-cell and heavy-duty / - LED indicator lets you know the panel is charging / - Mounting screws included / - Plug'n'Play for quick connections, 10' power cable, cigarette lighter adapter and battery clamps included / - For this powerful solar panel we recommend the use of a charge controller (CC4000)
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| Brand | Coleman |
| Item model number | CL1300 |
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| Product Id | 2214187 |
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| User Reviews and Ratings | 3 (1 ratings) 3 out of 5 stars |
| UPC | 775540720137 |
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Coleman CL1300 12 volt 20 watt Battery Solar Panel Charger
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The 20 watt cells are good for the cost, but I have ordered 4 (one at time) and all 4 had the top glass broken, so I will not be ordering any more !!
This is a good little unit, but at only 1amp it takes along while to charge up a battery. I bought it to try out solar power on my trailer, I spend 6 months living there. It is nice not to listen to the generator run when I need lights or charge up my lap top though because the draw of my electric needs are greater than 1 amp I must run the generator to charge up my batteries as this single panel just does not put out enough. I suppose if I were only using my trailer 1 or 2 days a week it would work fine. I need to get a few more of these panels in series so they can at least put out something equal to what I use.