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Gizzu200W Solar Panel Glass

R1,999

Retail: R3,000
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Want free electricity? Now you can recharge most power stations using the power of the sun with the Gizzu 200W Universal Glass Solar Panel. Simply place the solar panel in direct sunlight and connect it to your power station via the included MC4 Multi-Adapter Cable. Kaching! Free electricity equals free money. No need to be kept in the dark.

Product Features
  • Recharge your power station at up to 200W by the sun
  • Water-resistant IP65
  • Lightweight and portable
  • Universally compatible with most power stations
  • Great for outdoor adventures like camping and 4×4 travelling, as well as loadshedding
Product Specifications
  • Power: 200W
  • Open-Circuit Voltage: 20.4V
  • Short-Circuit Current: 12.7A
  • Work Current: 11.6A
  • Work Voltage: 17.2V
  • Efficiency: 22-23%
  • Solar Panel Material: Monocrystalline Silicon
  • Connector: MC4
  • Folding Life: 5000 times
  • Cable Length: 2m MC4 Cable
  • Number of Panels: 2
  • Product Dimensions Open: 98 x 117.7 x 32.5 cm
  • Product Dimensions Folded: 98 x 56.7 x 65 cm

Cable Accessories

  • 1x 2m MC4 Multi-Adapter Cable
  • 1: XT60 Port
  • 2: Anderson Port
  • 3: DC7909 Port
  • 4: DC5525 Port

Extra Adapters

  • DC5525 to 4×1.7 mm
  • DC5525 to Dc8020
  • DC5525 to DC5521

Warranty

  • 6 months
What's in the Box
  • 1x Gizzu 200W Universal Glass Solar Panel – Black
  • 1x 2m MC4 Multi-Adapter Cable (DC5525, Anderson 30A, DC7909, DC5525)
  • 1x DC5525 to 4×1.7 mm
  • 1x DC5525 to DC8020
  • 1x DC5525 to DC5521
  • 1x User Manual
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The perfect plan!

Many of us grew up with a wendy house in the back garden - or at least had a friend at school who did. They were a lot of fun to play 'house' in, with little plastic tea sets; or pretend they were secret forts or bunkers.

Over time, though, they'd get riddled with spiders and cobwebs and we'd refuse to go inside, and our parents would simply convert them into a convenient place to store their gardening tools and appliances. Kinda makes you wonder if that wasn't their plan all along? (Totally was!)

If only our parents had spared us the illusion, planned properly and gone straight for our deal on a double door garden shed from Outdoor Essentials.