Building the kit
For outdoor retail, send the bank's capacity class and the panel class in the one inquiry. Our 21W charger is the smaller class of the two; the 28W class carries the higher rated output.
Solar power banks and solar chargers are both standing categories in the catalogue. State the packaging your channel needs in the inquiry.
Charging from a panel, realistically
Solar charging rewards honest expectations. The 21W panel is the smaller class; the 28W panel carries the higher rated output for the same day outdoors, broken cloud included. Neither class is a wall socket: the rated watts are what the panel delivers in full sun at a moment, and a charge accumulates across the day's sun. Size the panel against the day's consumption, not against the hour.
The practical kit is a bank, a panel and a cable for everything in the bag. Tell us the devices your customers carry and the trips they take them on, and the classes are quoted against that list.
Sell the panel on the day's arithmetic: daily consumption set against daily yield. The product is identical — the expectation is the product.
Ordering solar power banks
Tell us whether you want banks, panels or boxed kits, plus your branding and volumes, and we will quote the combination.
State in the inquiry whether the programme is banks alone, panels alone or boxed kits, and give the branding and the estimated volumes for each class, so the reply prices the combination as one programme rather than as separate lines with separate paperwork.
Wholesale inquiries
Tell us the model, your quantity and your market — we reply with a quotation and lead time.