Voltaic Backpack Solar Charger

The Voltaic Backpack is solar charger built tough for use on a weekend hike bag or as a computer bag. The Backpack has pockets and wire channels for multiple electronic devices and 1,850 cubic inches of storage space.

• 4.5 watts of solar power for fast charging. To charge a laptop, see the Generator.
• The solar panels protect fragile items inside
• Included battery pack which stores power until you need it
• 10 adapters for easy connection to handheld electronics
• Fully padded laptop sleeve for up to a 17" laptop (16.5" x 11" x 3" or 42cm x 28cm x 7cm)
• Wire channels throughout the bag for headphones, bladder tubes etc.
• Adjustable phone / MP3 pouch on the shoulder
• Removable waist strap
• High density padding in the shoulder straps and back
• Mesh backing material for better air flow
• Shell uses 600D fabric made from recycled PET (soda bottles), which is tough, water resistant and light weight

Backpack Specifications:

Fabric: 600D shell made from recycled PET (soda bottles), UV resistant PU, 1680D nylon base, and sandwich mesh back, inside pockets use PET mesh
Weight: 3.5 lbs (1,590 grams) including battery and solar panels
Dimensions: 20" high x 10-15"wide x 7-10" deep (51cm high x 25-38cm wide x 18-25cm deep)
Volume: 1,850 cubic inches (30 liters)

Backpack Electronics:

• 4 Watts of Solar Power: From three tough, light weight, waterproof solar panels
• 4-6 hours of direct sunlight produce enough charge to fully charge a typical cell phone - see charging times
• Battery Included: 3,000mAh at 3.7 volts Li-Polymer battery pack to store solar power
• When not in the sun, the battery can be charged using the USB Power Cable or optional AC travel charger or DC car charger making it just as useful on the grid as off
• 10 standard adapters for easy connections to common cell phones and universal plugs
• Note: It is not designed to charge laptops, it will however charge cell phones, sat phones, PDAs, GPSs, iPods, small cameras and most other handheld electronics

Indicator light inside the logo shows when the panels are generating a charge