Medistrom 50-Watt Solar Charger for Pilot-12 and Pilot-24

Charges 81% Faster Than Other Solar Chargers on the Market

With a full day of bright sun, or even partly cloudly, these solar panels can replenish a depleted battery in just seven to nine hours—81% faster than other solar chargers currently on the market.

Carry Less and Do More: Solar Panels Fit Easily Into Your Backpack

When folded, these solar panels take up roughly the same amount of space as a hardcover book and only weigh 2.78 lbs—an easy to pack necessity for any camper!

In the Box:

• One Solar Panel
• One Solar Panel/Battery Cable
• Four Carabiner Clips
• One Black Plastic Storage Bag

Dimensions Outside of Box: 

• Dimensions when folded up: 6.25 in (l) x 6.7 in (w) x 1.75 in (h)
• Dimensions when opened up: 26.5 in (l) x 22 in (w) x 0.15 in (h) 
• Side Flap: 11 in (l) x 7.5 in (w) x 0.15 in (h)

Packaging Dimensions: 12 in (l) x 6.75 in (w) x 2.6 in (h) 

• Packaged weight: 3.17 lbs
• Solar Panel only: 2.78 lbs

Materials Used: Monocrystalline panels and durable woven canvas

Warranty: 1 Year from customer’s date of purchase

Electrical Output Range: 19V

Charge Time:

• The Solar Panel will take approximately seven to nine hours to fully charge the battery when in direct sunlight.
• This is in clear sunny conditions or sunny conditions with minimal cloud coverage.

WARNINGS

• Keep the Pilot Lite backup power supply out of direct sunlight when charging via the 50W Solar Panel. Keeping the battery in direct sunlight can lead to the battery overheating, causing damage and permanently diminish capacity. 
• Do not use your Pilot Lite battery when it is charging via the 50W Solar Panel.

How to Set Up the Medistrom Solar Panel

1. Open up the Solar Panel and lay flat in direct sunlight.
2. Use the cable provided to connect “Out 1" of the Solar Panel to the charging port of the Pilot-Lite Battery.
3. Place the battery somewhere safe and out of the sun while it is charging.

How to Care for the Medistrom Solar Panel 

1. Wet a fabric cloth with plain tap water.
2. Use the cloth to clean the surface of the solar panels to remove any dust and debris.
3. Avoid using harsh cleaners or sprays to care for the solar panel.