Rooftop solar panels aren’t exactly rocket science. Toyota, for example, offers a solar charging system for the Prius PHV in Japan, yet it’s a little disappointing because it doesn’t charge the main ...

Hunter Douglas already had one of the smartest power options for motorized smart shades, with its rechargeable and removable battery wands. Now the company has an even more convenient option: a Solar ...

The Goal Zero Sherpa 100 Solar Kit is a portable solar charging kit capable of recharging tablets, SLR camera batteries, or even your laptop using only power from the sun. We’ve put it to the test ...

SALT LAKE CITY – November 15, 2012 – Goal Zero's Switch 8 Solar Recharging Kit will keep your USB gear charged up wherever life may take you with just a little help from the sun. As the latest in Goal ...

Hunter Douglas, a leading manufacturer and marketer of custom window treatments, will debut its Solar Charger Kit at CEDIA Expo 2024. Distinguished by its uniquely efficient low-light harvesting ...

It’s not often that technology designed in the United States for people in developing countries comes back to the U.S. But that’s exactly what’s happening with an off-grid solar charger. It won’t run ...

Getting away from it all doesn't have to involve leaving everything behind, since you can take most of the technology you rely on daily with you. Smartphones, digital cameras, GPS devices, tablets and ...

Tired of being tethered to a power outlet? Let the sun shine in, says Dutch firm Soldius. The company out of Apeldoorn, Holland, has developed a consumer-use solar charger for mobile devices such as ...

Playful in its design and highly functional, SunMade Cheese features a charger for flashlights, lighters, radios and even cellphones powered by mere sunlight. The device was developed by YOLK, the ...

Whether you use your RV for family road trips or you’ve moved over to full-time RV living, having a solar energy system gives you more freedom and flexibility. It also can save you money while being a ...

Here’s the first reality shock when solar-charging gadgets and laptops: you shouldn’t just plug them directly into the solar panels. This would result in too spiky a voltage due to clouds rolling ...