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OYMSAE 20W 12V Solar Panel Car Battery Charger Portable Waterproof Power Trickle Battery Charger & Maintainer for Car Boat Automotive RV with Cigarette Lighter Plug & Alligator Clip

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Size: 20W


Features

  • [Charge Visualization]The indicator lights can help you understand the charging status: the blue light is on (put in the sun), the red light is on (charging), and the green light is on (charging is complete).A short circuit occurs and all three indicators are off.
  • [Intelligent Protection] Built-in charging microprocessor, improved charging algorithm, can provide overvoltage protection, overcharge protection, short circuit protection, etc. It can prevent reverse charging and can be safely used for charging and maintenance of 12V batteries.
  • [Higher Conversion Rate]The regular convex points of surface distribution are conducive to the secondary propagation of light, absorb the radiant heat of solar energy to a greater extent, and greatly improve the photoelectric conversion efficiency.
  • [Widely Used] The included 3-piece SAE cable kit is plug-and-play,it can be used for cars and 12V batteries. Comes with carabiner and suction cup to meet your different installation needs. Suitable for automobiles, RVs, motorcycles, ships,snowmobile,etc.
  • [More Durable] The PET material can be waterproof and dustproof. A layer of epoxy board is added as a bottom plate, which is more sturdy (the broken panel will cause the charging efficiency to decrease). You can contact us at any time if you have any questions.

Brand: OYMSAE


Color: multi-color


Product Dimensions: 7.68"D x 14.37"W x 0.79"H


Item Weight: 1.4 Pounds


Input Voltage: 18 Volts


Product Dimensions: 14.37 x 7.68 x 0.79 inches


Item Weight: 1.4 pounds


Manufacturer: OYMSAE


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: PO-M20W


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • good power
Size: 20W
I don't drive this car often and it sits a lot. It will drain the battery in a week to 10 days. I don't mount this unit with suction cups. I just put it in an amazon box and set it on the ground. It keeps my car battery charged up. The solar panel is very thin but has a small box on the controller box on the back. Unit works very well! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2024 by anoymous

  • Great for keeping good batteries charged
Size: 20W
Many bad reviews from people who are trying to use this to charge a dead battery. That isn't what this is for at all. It is to keep a good battery charged up. I use it on my RV battery that is permanently stored and used in a remote area. The battery stays charged up, and I tested the unit and even on cloudy days it provides some charge. This does not provided enough juice to charge a fully dead battery in a reasonable time, although I believe it would over several days if the battery was just drained and not done for.... Fully draining batteries is very, very bad for longevity. If your RV is completely off grid it won't be enough for daily use continuously. Would likely work great for a weekender if your smart about usage. If you want to keep your boat, truck, RV, jet ski, ATV, etc battery charged while it sits for a week or more between uses this is great. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2024 by David G.

  • works good and keeps my boat battery charged
Size: 20W
works good
Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2024 by Robert

  • Good solar battery maintainer
Size: 30W
Is used for a vacation vehicle that sits in the drive way.Had many issues with batteries.Over time dying great product solves my problem
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2024 by Charles Anderson

  • Stopped working after 2 months (Or so I thought) [UPDATED REVIEW]
Size: 30W
Original Review: At first I really liked the panel, I have a Bluetooth adapter that reads battery voltage and I could see the charge go up if I sat there for a few seconds. I was checking voltage regularly (every 2 or 3 days) to make sure it was keeping my battery at the properly charged, which it was. So when I finally decided to trust this and not be checking it so often, it stops working. Now I have a dead battery and will have to pay to have it replaced. Not happy. Updated Review: Let me start by saying that the reason my battery drained was not this solar panel's fault. Turns out the Hands-Free Link module in my car had gone bad and was draining the battery even when the car was off. Once that was found to be the issue, thanks to a friend that has the same car I do and coincidentally started having the same battery drain issue too, he told me what was causing and how to get to it to unplug it to test if my HFL module was draining the battery. After the HFL module was unplugged I then though to take this solar panel out from storage and check, I had not used it since I labeled it as "bad" but never got to throw it away since I thought it did put out some power just not enough for my car. Well now I can say that my car can sit indefinitely, the battery will not die anymore and has not gone bellow 12.3 volts even after 3 weeks of the car not being used. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2022 by Amaury Lopez

  • Works great
Size: 5W
So I bought it to keep my lawnmower battery topped of and it is doing a great job. it was vary easy to set up and use.
Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2024 by Bradley Turner

  • Needs a fuse
Size: 10W
I don't drive my car as often as it would like, so the radio drains the battery. Having come outside to a dead car several times, I thought this would be a nice solution. Unlike many users, I don't have a cigarette lighter, and I wanted to leave this permanently in the car, so I opted for the O-ring cable. So I unscrewed the battery terminals, slipped the o-rings under the terminal screws, and put them back on. Before connecting the negative battery terminal I took a moment to survey my work. And good thing too! The cables to connect to the battery are "backwards" from a standard SAE perspective. The red terminal is exposed, and the black terminal is covered, as if the battery were receiving power, and not a power source. Given the solar panel is supposed to be charging the battery, this makes sense on paper. Until you remember that a car uses the chassis as the negative return to the battery! So there I was, about to reconnect the negative terminal to the battery, with the positive lead connected and the solar panel hookup dangling against the chassis. Best-case scenario if I had made the connection is the wire would have acted as a fuse before catching on fire. So I quickly un-did my work, reconnected the battery, and ordered a nicer SAE hook-up wire. In case something bad happens, this one has an inline fuse to prevent any catastrophe. The new one is also standard-compliant, so I could plug something different (I have in mind our traveling fridge-cooler) into the battery and have it be the correct orientation. Maybe you're willing to risk it if you're using the temporary hook ups, like the clamps or the cigarette lighter. I personally would not. Don't slip and drop the wire against something metal! This all said, the solar panel is quite nice. I like the status LEDs. I'm looking forward to not having a dead battery ever again! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2023 by Sompom

  • Works for me
Size: 20W
I have this mounted inside of a car windshield to keep the battery charged. The car only gets driven every two weeks and every time I go to start it , it starts with no problem. Not sure why 4 stars as opposed to 5. I just have a feeling that it won't last long. But I have had it for 6 months now and it still works fine. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2024 by Amazon Customer

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