Sunforce 50044 60-Watt Solar Charging Kit

The Sunforce 50044 60-Watt Solar Charging Kit is another eco-friendly solution you would surely love to own. This kit comes with a four amorphous solar panels (15-watt), a wiring kit, durable PVC mounting frames, a 200-watt inverter, and a charge controller (7 Amp). It is built especially for use in your cabin, your car, and even for charging your 12-volt batteries. Designed with a blocking diode technology, there’s simply no way for your battery to discharge during night time.

Product Features and Specifications:
• The Sunforce 50044 also comes with a bright blue LED charging indicator, which allows for use from just anywhere from your car, tractor, and even your boat;
• It features a blocking diode technology to make sure your battery does not discharge over the night;
• The maximum temperature range of the Sunforce 500044 is between -40 to 176-degrees Fahrenheit and is still very much effective even on a cloudy weather.

60-Watt Solar Charging Kit Review:

There were over 90 customers who gave a review for the Sunforce 50048, resulting in an average rating of 4.2 stars, and more than half of them gave the product a rating of 5 stars. They loved the product for the main reason that it was easy to assemble, it came with quality materials, the instructions came with lots of pictures and information, and most of all, it was easy on the pocket.

One reviewer in particular described how he liked that the Sunforce kit came with everything he needed: a panel power checker to find out whether the panels were working properly or not, a 12-volt DC to 110-volt AC converter, a controller for charging 12-volt batteries, and several adapters for his car, all for a price that fit his budget perfectly. Other reviewers appreciated the ease of setup, and many of them had gone through several solar chargers and found this to be the “real thing,” that is, not a toy like all the others had seemed.

What one reviewer didn’t like though was the fact that the PVC mounting frame seemed feeble and tended to fall over. He also said the material was subject to UV damage and can become brittle within a few months of regular exposure to the sun. However, he said that for tight budgets, the Sunforce 500048 could get the job done to some extent and can therefore be a good solar panel to start with. A second reviewer complained how the product came with poor packaging, and looked as though the manufacturer didn’t care that they used sub-standard materials for packing their product. He also advised other customers to open their package immediately to check for damage since he didn’t trust the handling during shipping.

Although there were other negative comments regarding the packaging of the product and how flimsy it looked like, we still recommend it to anyone who is just starting to learn how to harness the power of the sun since the Sunforce 50048 is truly a great introduction to solar power. However, you might want to skip this product if you are planning to use it to power your entire household.