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Projecta 12V 10W Battery Maintainer Solar Panel - SPA10
SKU: A6117241
$159
each
Features
- Lightweight slimline design
- Easy connection to vehicle battery
- Accessory plug and battery clamps included
- Removable suction cups
- Can be secured via eyelets and elastic straps
- Rater Power 10W (12V)
- Peak Power Voltage: 18-23V
- Output current: 400-600mAh (max)
- Size: 33 x 24 x 0.5cm
- Operating temperature: -40 up to +70C
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Projecta 12V 10W Battery Maintainer Solar Panel
Projecta are excited to announce the release of their brand new Monocrystalline Battery Maintainer Solar Panels. The new pair of battery maintenance solar panels add yet another line to the extensive family of Projecta solar products. Monocrystalline is proven to be the most efficient material used for converting the sun's light into energy, meaning these Battery Maintainer Solar Panels are a reliable, user-friendly way to maintain your vehicles battery health.
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