Voltaic Systems Solar Backpack in Black with Charcoal Panels
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The Voltaic Backpack is built tough for use as a weekend hike bag or as a large daypack. There are pockets and wire channels for multiple electronic devices and 1,850 cubic inches of storage space. Features: -Black with Charcoal Panels -Shell made of 600D fabric made from recycled PET (soda bottles), which is tough, water resistant and light weight -Mesh backing material for better air flow -4 watts of solar power for fast charging -The solar panels protect fragile items inside -Included battery pack which stores power until you need it -11 adaptors for easy connection to handheld electronics -Fully padded laptop sleeve for up to a 17 laptop -Wire channels throughout the bag for headphones, bladder tubes etc. -Adjustable phone / MP3 pouch on the shoulder -Removable waist strap -High density padding in the shoulder straps and back - Indicator light inside the logo shows when the panels are generating a charge -It is not designed to charge laptops, it will however charge cell phones, sat phones, PDAs, GPSs, iPods, cameras and most other handheld electronics -Also Available in Black with Silver Panels, Black with Orange Panels, and Black with Green Panels Specifications: -Weight: 3.5 lbs (includes battery and solar panels) - Volume: 1,850 cubic inches (30 liters) -Laptop Bag Dimensions: 16.5 H x 11 W x 3 D -Overall Dimensions: 20 H x 10 - 15 W x 7 - 10 D Helping the Environment: -Voltaic bags use fabrics made from recycled PET i.e. soda bottles -Recycled PET fabric is lightweight, extremely durable, UV resistant and water resistant, most importantly, it uses significantly less energy to produce and creates demand for recycled materials -This product should lead to less disposable AA batteries being used in emergency chargers and other devices and less discarded batteries finding their way into the wilderness -It should also raise awareness of the advantages of solar power, a power generator that is tough, portable, runs on sunshine, and lightweight
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