Goal Zero Nomad 13 Solar Panel
$159.95
Goal Zero Nomad 13 Solar Panel Video
Lay the Goal Zero Nomad 13 Solar Panel out in the sun to gather 13 watts of power and charge your handheld USB- and 12V-compatible devices during your outdoor adventures.
- Compact and portable solar panel folds down for easy transport; it is smaller and more powerful than comparable panels
- The Goal Zero Nomad 13 solar panel features a rugged, weather-resistant design
- Nomad 13 directly charges most USB and 12V devices (not tablets), including cell phones, smartphones, GPS and MP3 players
- Also charges Goal Zero Switch 8 Recharger, Guide 10 Plus, Sherpa 50 Recharger, and Rock Out Portable Speaker (all sold separately)
- Nomad 13 splits the incoming solar power between 2 ports to charge devices simultaneously
Imported.
| Best use | Camping |
|---|---|
| Charge time (hrs) | Variable depending on device |
| Solar cell output capacity | 13 watts |
| Battery storage capacity (mAh) | None |
| Power output to device (mA) | USB: 5V 1000 mA (5W) / Solar: 14-22V 900 mA (13W) / Mini Solar: 6.5V 1,100 mA (7W) |
| Material(s) | Mono-crystalline |
| Dimensions | 10.5 x 9 x 1 inches |
| Foldable | Yes |
| Weight | 1 lb. 10 oz. |
(53 reviews)
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Dec 21, 2015It's Better Than the Last Version
Originally posted on Goal Zero
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Nov 16, 2015Overhyped underperformerI bought this for my EBC trek. With the intention of charging my ipad/pod. On a cloudless day at EBC with the sun at its zenith, the panel slowly charged the ipod and flat out refused to cha...
Read More I bought this for my EBC trek. With the intention of charging my ipad/pod. On a cloudless day at EBC with the sun at its zenith, the panel slowly charged the ipod and flat out refused to charge my ipad or fellow hikers smart phones.
Originally posted on Goal Zero
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Apr 27, 2015Paragliding PowersupplyI put the Nomad13 on the outside of my paradliding harness in flight. I have to keep three different flight instruments running on long cross country flights. I used to take big(!) power bar...
Read More I put the Nomad13 on the outside of my paradliding harness in flight. I have to keep three different flight instruments running on long cross country flights. I used to take big(!) power bars for energy support. The Nomad13 is of much help since it is able to charge multiple devices at once. And sometimes after long flights you end up in the middle of nowhere, where you really really need it. Good for XC-paragliders that the sun always shines when doing the sport ;) -
Mar 16, 2015good for small cellneed more power in usb only delivery 1amp cant charge a tablet. but the 12v and chain to have more power for a yety configuration is grate.
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Feb 11, 2015Great FeturesI bought this 4 or 5 months ago and I love it! Being able to charge a lot of different devices is nice, you don't have to carry all those extra charging cord with you. you can take a lot of ...
Read More I bought this 4 or 5 months ago and I love it! Being able to charge a lot of different devices is nice, you don't have to carry all those extra charging cord with you. you can take a lot of electronics with you, on a trip and you only need 1 charger. I'm going to order the sherpa 50 soon to get full use of solar power! I absolutely love these products!
Originally posted on Goal Zero
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Jan 23, 2015Expedition proven!I am outfitting an expedition to Kilimanjaro & got the Goal Zero Switch 8 & this solar panel, the Nomad 7 because it is one of the smaller & lighter panels Goal Zero makes. I use this for ev...
Read More I am outfitting an expedition to Kilimanjaro & got the Goal Zero Switch 8 & this solar panel, the Nomad 7 because it is one of the smaller & lighter panels Goal Zero makes. I use this for everything from my IPhone & Garmen GPS to my DeLorme Explorer InReach satellite messenger. I have taken it on several test runs training in the mountains & it works flawlessly, even for a recon exploration in Iceland where it rained nearly everyday. The Nomad 7 stands up to wet weather well I am just careful to dry it off afterwards. It's main appeal to me is that it is light weight for altitude but gets the job done. -
Jan 6, 2015Very nice productthis second one got for my friend cant beat the quality keep up the good work
Originally posted on Goal Zero
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Sep 18, 2014#solarlifeTook the nomad 13 and sherpa 50 out on a back packing trip to charge our phones, camera, MacBook, light a life lantern and I'm very impressed! #con glue holding the fabric to the panels got ...
Read More Took the nomad 13 and sherpa 50 out on a back packing trip to charge our phones, camera, MacBook, light a life lantern and I'm very impressed! #con glue holding the fabric to the panels got so hot it melted but the panel held and dried after.
Originally posted on Goal Zero
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Read More I wanted something rugged that could randomly charge smaller devices on my frequent trips domestically and overseas. A smaller foldable version of this designed for their speakers and for charging phones worked well but got lost on a trip. So glad to have this again. Very packable and/or hangable. Fingers crossed the voltaic cells are better and charge more efficiently in this version, too.