Goal Zero
Sherpa 50
Recharger
An ultra-portable power supply to keep laptops and tablets charged up anywhere you go. The Sherpa 50 Solar Recharger is easy to pack and light to carry so your gear now goes the same distance you do and quickly recharges from wall, car or sun.
- Keep a screen brighter, longer
Extend the life of a laptop by 2 or more hours - Easy to pack
Weighs less than a bottle of water - Refuel anywhere, anytime
Solar charge Sherpa 50 in 6 hours
What It Powers
| USB, 12V and AC powered devices like: | ||
| Laptops | CPAP Pumps | E-Readers |
| Tablets | Smartphones | MP3 Players |
| Lights | Cameras | ...and thousands more. |
How It Works
Tech Specs
| POWER | Battery Type: | Lithium-ion (NMC) | INPUTS | Charging port: | 15-25V, 2A (30W) |
| Battery Capacity: | 50Wh+ (2 x 3 x 3.6V, 2.6Ah cells) | ||||
| GENERAL | Weight: | 1.1 lbs (0.5kg) | OUTPUTS | USB port: | 5V, 1.5A (7W), regulated |
| Dimensions: | 4.5x1.5x5.3in (11.4x3.8x13.3cm) | 12V port: | 12V, 6A (75W), regulated | ||
| Sidecar port: | 12V, 10A (100W), not regulated | ||||
| AC Inverter: (sold separately) |
110VAC or 220VAC (75W), modified-sine wave | ||||
| Laptop Port | 19V, 4A (75W max) regulated | ||||
Reviews
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The Sherpa 50 Solar Recharging Kit is the complete deal for keeping your technology up and running off the grid. Whether you're planning an adventure to a part of the world where power is unavailable or want to be prepared for situations where the power might be out for extended periods of time, it's a reasonably priced solution that can keep your devices going. |
Took me 2 1/2 hours of sunlight to charge the battery - I was really, really pleased. The efficiency of this thing is bar none the best I have ever tried. View Video Review |
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Designed with an eye toward emergency preparedness, Goal Zero's new Nomad 13 personal solar charging panel will keep your electronics juiced up using only the fury of the sun. |
Hook up the Sherpa 50's paperback-size solar panel to the two-pound power pack and inverter, set it in the sun, and in six to 10 hours (we did it in four with full rays) you have enough juice to power your laptop for three hours or a tablet for 15. Smart: The power pack charges by wall outlet in just three hours. |
