Eco factor: Solar-powered charger for 12V electronics.
Solis Energy has launched a new solar-powered charger that can run small 12V electronics in remote locations or in places where grid electricity isn’t available. Dubbed Power HotSpot, the device can power a range of electronic devices that run on 12V DC input.
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The company claims that the multipurpose device can be used to recharge cellphones, notebooks or provide power to inverters for AC power. The $375 device is also useful for recreational purposes that include providing power to campsites and recharging lights and iPods.
Via: BusinessWire
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