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    7W Solar Backpack

    7W Solar Hydration Backpack: 

    This 7W solar backpack features a high-efficiency solar panel with 22% conversion rate and built-in voltage stabilizer, delivering stable 5V USB-A power for phones, GPS and other electronics off-grid. Lightweight under 3 lbs, it comes with a 1.8L water bladder and multiple storage compartments. Made of weather-resistant PVC fabric, it is ideal for hiking, cycling and camping for reliable green power and convenient storage.

    • Weight

      1.36kg

    • Rated Power

      7W

    • Charging Ports

      5V USB Port

    • Fabric Material

      Material: Nylon + Polyester

    Product Features

    • 01

      Features a 7W solar panel with 22% conversion efficiency and voltage stabilizer, delivering steady 5V USB power for your devices off-grid.
    • 02

      Lightweight under 3 lbs, built with weather-resistant PVC fabric for reliable outdoor use.
    • 03

      Equipped with a 1.8L water bladder and multiple pockets & compartments for hydration and gear storage.
    • 04

      Harnesses clean solar energy to keep your phone, GPS and other electronics powered during hiking, cycling and camping.

    Describe

    Reliable Off-Grid Solar Power

    This 7W solar panel delivers 22% high conversion efficiency with a built-in voltage stabilizer. The 5V USB-A output supplies steady power for your GPS, phone and speakers, keeping your devices charged away from the grid.

    Lightweight & Spacious Hydration Backpack

    Lightweight design under 3 lbs. It comes with a 1.8L water bladder plus multiple pockets and compartments, storing your hydration gear and outdoor essentials conveniently for hiking and camping.

    Project

    Application Scenarios

    Our aim is to serve the global market through localized production and a global supply chain, helping customers achieve their carbon reduction goals.

    FAQ

    • What is the actual output capability of DS-37W’s USB ports?

      DS-37W has USB-A (QC 18W) and USB-C (PD 18W) interfaces, but its junction-box specification lists a maximum output of 18W. Therefore, do not add 18W + 18W and claim 36W simultaneous delivery. It is a 37W-rated panel with an 18W-rated USB power-conversion stage; validate simultaneous-load behaviour and supported charging profiles on the production sample.
    • Do the folding panels carry an established IP rating and warranty?

      ETFE surfaces are specified, but no verified IP rating or continuous-rain exposure claim is stated in these brochures. Do not represent them as fully waterproof; protect connectors and junction boxes from water ingress. The datasheets specify a 1-year product warranty for DS-37W, DS-100W and DS-200W; the full warranty terms and any Australian statutory obligations need to be addressed separately.
    • What distinguishes PT-B-13W from PT-B-30W beyond panel wattage?

      Both are specified as 30 L backpacks, but their construction differs. PT-B-13W weighs 1.26 kg, uses 1680D polyester/ABS with a 420D nylon lining and includes a TSA007-style lock. PT-B-30W weighs 1.6 kg, has three storage compartments and uses a 1680D polyester exterior with a 320D polyester lining. The 30W model has a dual-panel configuration, while a 15W single-panel variant is also shown.
    • Is the PT-B-30W backpack always a 30W version?

      No. The sheet differentiates a 15W single-panel arrangement from a 30W dual-panel arrangement. Quotes, samples, labels, product images and cartons should explicitly identify which assembly is being purchased. A customer specifying “PT-B-30W” should not be sent a single-panel sample without agreement.
    • What can be delivered through each backpack’s USB outputs?

      PT-B-13W lists USB-A and USB-C at 5V/2A (10W per port rating). PT-B-30W lists USB-A QC3.0 up to 22.5W and USB-C at 5V/3A (15W). These are interface ratings, not a promise that both ports can deliver their individual maxima together under sunlight. Total simultaneous output, protocol profiles and low-light restart performance require sample testing.
    • Can the backpacks charge devices after sunset?

      No integrated energy-storage battery is specified in either backpack datasheet. Their solar panels provide power when adequate light is available; an external power bank would be needed for stored-energy use. If a buyer requests a built-in battery version, battery capacity, transport classification, electrical tests, mass and price must all be re-evaluated.
    • Are the backpacks rainproof, theft-proof or airline-approved?

      The fabrics and a TSA007 lock (13W model only) are specified, but water-ingress ratings, anti-theft test performance and airline/security endorsements are not substantiated. Avoid “waterproof”, “theft-proof” or “airline-approved” claims without documented evidence. For channel listings, agree a precise claims-and-test matrix first.
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