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FAQ
1. What if my device needs an input current of 1A? Will the higher output damage it?
The current output will never exceed the maximum current output that your device is
designed for. So, for a device that requires a current of 1A, the solar panel will use 1A to
charge.
2. How do I check my device's input current and voltage?
Refer to your device's user guide or original charging adapter for this information.
Alternatively, contact the manufacturer of your device.
3. What if the solar panel is not charging my device?
Confirm the input current and voltage requirements of your device fall within the range
accepted by the solar panel.
Cloudy weather or indirect sunlight may also be limiting the solar panels' capabilities to
charge. Wait for the weather to clear or try placing the solar panel under more direct
sunlight.
4. If it is partially cloudy, can I still charge my device with this solar panel?
Yes, but the charging efficiency will be lower, and it may take longer to fully charge your
device.
5. Can I use this solar panel to charge external batteries or a power bank?
Yes. Ensure to place the external battery or power bank in the pocket of the solar panel or
keep it out of the direct sunlight as it may lead to overheating and damage to the battery /
power bank.
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