Folgtek Solar Panel Power Bank 8000mAh Output 12V/1A, 9V/1.5A, 6V/2A, Input 5V IP66 Waterproof Portable Outdoor Rechargeable Power Supply with Bracket for Trail & Game Camera

Run my trail cam with this, with an onboard battery its more than capable of powering the camera continuously. Mounting brackets are cheap, quickly rust.

Review for Folgtek Trail & Game Camera Solar Panel Kit 3W 8000mAh Output 12V/1.2A, 9V/1.6A, 6V/2.4A, Input 5V IP66 Waterproof Portable Outdoor Rechargeable Power Supply with BracketA well presented solar panel suitable for charging compatible remote trail cameras, which has a built in Lithium battery. The panel is rated as IP66, so is able to cope with all manner of weather extremes. The panel supports output @ 12V/1.2A, 9V/1.6A, 6V/2.4A so should support most if not all of your DC power requirements. In addition there is a 5V in port which allows you to charge up the built in battery should the solar charging not be sufficient. It's a good idea to charge this up fully via the 5V DC input before first use. The unit comes with 4 configurations of power cable for the various types of trail camera connectors you might encounter. A secure mounting bracket allows you to mount the solar panel in a suitable position. Overall a very versatile sturdy well priced solar panel charging solution with a good capacity built in battery.

This product is a solar panel with a slight difference... it can be charged from the mains and from power banks.Installing and connecting a camera is a simple as connecting it to a tripod or screing it to a fence / wall or even tree.Although this is primarily a solar panel with an internal battery it does have a large enough capacity. If a camera is set to detect and record movement then the 8000mAh is more than adequate. However, should there be a lot of regular activity and the cam is recording a lot then the battery might deplete, especially in winter months. That is where the difference between this and similar products comes into play. Should the battery deplete then one has two options available. Connecting the panel to a mains powered USB Port during the day can have it fully charged and ready for that evening shoot. Alternatively, should one have a large capacity USB Powerbank, like my 10,000mAh one, then one can simply connect this panel to the power bank at any time day or night and rechege the internal battery.My 10,000mAh powerbank stores enough energy to fully recharge a 3,000mAh Smart Phone battery three times and still have a little energy in reserve so this product with it's 8,000mAh battery has more than enough capacity to operate a trail camera. The only issue is during the spring and autumnal months when there are fewer daylight hours as a few overcast days can result in a depleted battery needing to be topped up. In winter months the low light will mean regular top ups from a USB Port or powerbank but our summer months are more than adequate, with the sun rising between 4:30 and 5:30 am and not setting until late. Whilst the sun is positioned to the North East we get more than enough energy from it but as winter draws in and it heads south the short daylight hours with the addition of overcast cloud means this type of product doesn't work as well.Given the battery capacity of this product and the fact that there are alternative recharging methods available this is a good quality and good value solar panel that is better than many similar products so I am recommending it but I also advise that purchasers of this product also purchase a high capacity powerbank for those months with little daylight as one then won't need to take the panel down regularly to give it a mains recharge.

Can say quite good solar panel for such price.Easy to install it and use it.Quite powerfull, its 3W.Suitable for camera.Overall, very happy with this product.So surely can recommend it to all.