Solar Battery Chargers

Solar Battery Chargers are used to charge your batteries when you are not connected to the power grids and do not have access to another form of electricity. (In other words, when you don't have a wall socket to plug into.)

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The way a Solar Charger works is simple. You connect it to some type of battery and you then allow the solar charger to sit in the sun. The solar panel of the battery charger collects energy from the sun and converts this into electricity. The electricity thus produced is then used to charge a battery, and that battery can later be used to run your equipment.

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Now, there are many different types of solar battery chargers, as well as different types of batteries you might want to charge. Some solar chargers are more powerful than others. As all solar battery chargers use some type of solar panel, the amount of power they generate generally depends on the size of the panels. Solar panels are made up of individual solar cells. Solar cells are the units which create electricity out of sunlight. The more solar cells there are on a solar panel, the more electricity they create. So you will generally find that bigger solar panels produced more energy, and smaller solar panels produce less.

Some solar battery chargers work with simple AA batteries, like those that you would use to run a flashlight. Some work with special batteries, which can in turn be used to charge other equipment like cell phones (mobile phones), iPods, MP3 players, cameras, etc. Some charge the batteries of your equipment, such as the battery in your laptop computer.

Thus, the type of solar battery charger that a person would use depends in a large degree upon what the solar charger will be used for.

You might ask why one uses a solar charger to charge a battery, instead of just directly running one's equipment from a solar panel.

Well, this becomes a bit obvious if you think it through. If your equipment could only be powered by a solar panel, how would you operate it indoors, on a rainy day, or at night?

Secondly, imagine trying to charge your cell phone directly. You would have to leave the phone outside with the solar panel in the sun. The sun's heat might damage your cell phone. Or it could start to rain, or you might be inside when you receive a phone call but your phone is outside charging in the sunlight.

Furthermore, the amount of solar power you get from the sun could vary under different conditions. A cloud could pass overhead and your stream of power would falter. It is not a stable source of electricity and it is far more stable to use a battery which has already been changed by solar energy and which can provide a steady stream of electricity to your equipment.

It would be far more workable if you could charge a separate battery outside in the sun, and then use that battery to charge your other equipment.

There are a variety of solar battery chargers and other portable solar power devices available on the market today. In order to decide on which one you need for your purposes, you will need to understand the different types available and their uses. It also helps to have a basic understanding of solar energy and how it works. Further information and answers to common questions can be found at Solar Chargers and Portable Solar Power Devices.

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