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Question: If I were to buy a battery pack to be charged by my solar panels, what size battery would I need to power this light
Document: Granted, you don't routinely need them that long, nor do you want to run a battery power pack that low. But being able to run for 8 hours on the Yeti 400 is way more than would likely be needed in camp.In a power outage, again probably won't be needed that long, but 1 could be left on for kids as a night light.
This makes no sense to me. The only provided option to plug this light in is a 12v cigarette lighter type adapter. This does not in any way plug into the guide 10 battery pack which is the central power source of the whole solar panel unit. It seems that they want you to buy several more Goal Zero products to piece together before you can actually get a working light. Seems like a lot of overpriced co-dependence on other Goal Zero products.
It is also ideal in a tent, it has a caribeaner clip to hang from the ceiling.The best thing about this light is the amount of electricity it pulls. 3 Watts 12 volt! That is nothing, this light runs forever from a regular size battery pack like the Goal0 or a xantrex or Duracell. I even hooked it up to an old Brunton Solarport 4.4, put the Solarport in the bedroom window (there was a lot of sun) and had full power from the light.
These work very well supplying a huge amount of light for the power they draw. They also worked at 15F during a recent camping trip which the only other low power solution might not have (low power DC CFL's). I run a pair of these off an 84WHr battery pack that I charge from my solar panel and I've yet to run the battery down in normal camping usage.
Two light LAL lights did work great but want to light up some of the walk ways. Explorer 350 did not seem like to take a hit on battery life at all.You would be surprised how many people hooked up to that 350 to charge their phones, iPads and PSPs. Should have charged them. After 3days he 350 was down maybe 20%.
I picked up this light as part of a kit with the 150W battery pack and boulder 15W solar panel. The light as a long cord and snap hook to hang. It runs for a long time and holds up well. It is bright, very bright and in some instances like a tent too bright. I wish it had more then one option a low and a high maybe.
This is a very good light for several reasons. First, it works quite well with all of the Goal Zero batteries. I heave two Sherpa 50s that I keep charged for power outages and one light per battery. I have used them several times for camping and one time for a power outage and they lasted for an entire period of darkness, plus charged up my cell phones for the next day. They didn't drain the batteries too much and provided a good amount of light.
This blew my franken-light out of the water. It lit up my entire tent with a bright light that was better than any other tent light I have ever used. Ever. Since it is 12v I can plug it into my truck if I ever feel the need.It looks well constructed and has plenty of cord to hang the light far away from your power source. You can also daisy chain more of these together to give more area lighting. I would highly recommend this.
The light has solid construction, burns brightly, but is diffused nicely and is an awesome item to have for camping, tailgating, in your car, or for power failures. I bought one to try it out and tested with a Hummingird 12v battery that I bought on Amazon. It lasted for over 48 hours of continuous use. I intend on buying several of these lights for camping as they are designed to be chain-able.This light is not a solar light. An external power source is required.
I built a solar battery box for camping. It was for charging my phone and lighting during camping because we never have any power. I built a light using a shampoo bottle, RV LED light and cords that I cut off of my Harbor Freight air pump that died. My light was ok but not great. I saw the goal zero light and read the reviews and asked for it for Christmas. The first time I put this in the tent and turned it on I was amazed.
Answer: yes