Goal Zero Boulder 30 Solar Panel
$199.95
Goal Zero Boulder 30 Solar Panel Video
Set the Goal Zero Boulder 30 Solar Panel in the sun and let it charge a Goal Zero Power Pack (sold separately), which in turn can be used to power your laptop, smartphone and other portable devices.
- When exposed to sun, the mono-crystalline cells on the Boulder 30 Solar Panel collect up to 30 watts of power, which can be stored in a portable Power Pack (sold separately)
- Charge an Escape 150 Power Pack in 5 - 6 hrs., a Sherpa 50 Power Pack in 4 - 8 hrs. or a Yeti 150 Solar Generator in 11 - 22 hrs. (all sold separately)
- Charge a Yeti 400 Solar Generator in 26 - 52 hrs.; use 2 linked Boulder 30 Solar Panels to charge the Yeti 1250 Solar Generator in 20 - 24 hrs (all sold separately)
- Use the Boulder 30 with the Power Packs and Solar Generators at your cabin, in your RV or when you're camping
- Strong, tempered glass and aluminum frame are durable enough for temporary or permanent installation
- Multiple Boulder 30 panels can be linked together to maximize power collection and reduce recharging time
- The Goal Zero Boulder 30 Solar Panel features 18 - 20V open-circuit voltage, 17 - 18% converting efficiency and 8mm output port with 12V charging power
Imported.
| Best use | Camping |
|---|---|
| Charge time (hrs) | Variable depending on device |
| Solar cell output capacity | 30 watts |
| Battery storage capacity (mAh) | None |
| Power output to device (mA) | 14-16V 2000 mA (30W) |
| Material(s) | Mono-crystalline / glass / aluminum |
| Dimensions | 21 x 18 x 1 inches |
| Weight | 6 lbs. 8 oz. |
(33 reviews)
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Nov 19, 2015Works fantasticWe purchased the Boulder Solar Panel to recharge a Goal Zero battery that we use off grid to power a CPAP at nights. The solar panel does an awesome job of recharging the battery.
Originally posted on Goal Zero
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Oct 16, 2015solar panel boulder 30 goal zeroIm very happy, I bought 2 i want to by another two.
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Sep 20, 2015Great products!My parents live in Africa because they are missionaries. I bought 6 boulder 30 panels for the generator they already had and they couldn't be happier. They were able to fully charge the gene...
Read More My parents live in Africa because they are missionaries. I bought 6 boulder 30 panels for the generator they already had and they couldn't be happier. They were able to fully charge the generator to power lights, laptops, and refrigerators. Great products!
Originally posted on Goal Zero
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Jul 21, 2015barely chargingI have 4 Boulder 30 Solar panels chained together to charge my Yeti 1250. There is not a cloud in the sky and they are angled towards the sun. I am only getting 59 watts. Is that what I shou...
Read More I have 4 Boulder 30 Solar panels chained together to charge my Yeti 1250. There is not a cloud in the sky and they are angled towards the sun. I am only getting 59 watts. Is that what I should expect?
Originally posted on Goal Zero
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Apr 15, 2015Boulder 30 Solar PanelThese panels charge very well in direct sunlight and less so on cloudy days but with no large drain on the Yeti 1250, all wattage collected is stored successfully
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Jan 9, 2015yeti 150 and boulder 30This has been the easiest solar power equipment in the market can't wait till I go bigger like the boulder 90 !
Originally posted on Goal Zero
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Nov 28, 2014Works great; very portable and durableI own a Yeti 1250 and 3 Boulder 30 panels. During an 11,000 mile cross country camping trip we were able to dry camp for 6-7 days at time, keep our trailer batteries charged, and I was able ...
Read More I own a Yeti 1250 and 3 Boulder 30 panels. During an 11,000 mile cross country camping trip we were able to dry camp for 6-7 days at time, keep our trailer batteries charged, and I was able to power my wife's AC medical equipment twice a day w/o ever hooking up to the grid. We also used it to power an Engel 42 qt AC/DC electric cooler/freezer. We no longer did we have to buy 20 lb bags of ice every 3 days, and our wine, beer and water stayed nice and cold. When at home the panels are set up outside the garage, and with an extension cable the Yeti and Engel sit inside keeping our beer at 40º all summer long without any grid power. From hot sun we get cold beer to share with our friends.
Originally posted on Goal Zero
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Nov 15, 2014using with the yeti 150I like using 2 (boulder 30's) with my yeti 150. its winter time. so I'm using two of them. I'm sure in the summer one of them will do the job just fine. i do wish they would come with one lo...
Read More I like using 2 (boulder 30's) with my yeti 150. its winter time. so I'm using two of them. I'm sure in the summer one of them will do the job just fine. i do wish they would come with one long cord and one short cord for changing.. the cord it comes with is great for keeping the yeti 150 out of the sun..
Originally posted on Goal Zero
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