Overview
Item Overview
With the Guide 10 Plus Recharger and Nomad 7 Solar Panel you have a portable, rugged charging kit as adventurous as you are.
Charge AAs from the sun or any USB port, then power your GPS, phone, MP3 or perk up your tablet in a pinch.
Made for those walking a long distance trail and will not have access to power points. The solar panels charge the AA batteries that you then can put in your GPS units, but you can also use the recharger pack to also charge your mobile phone and other devices.
A great flexible piece of kit.
Recharge by: USB, Solar Panel
Power Output: USB, AA/AAA Batts.
Ideal for: Phone, GPS, Headlamp
Kit Includes: Guide 10 & Nomad 7
Specs
Weight: 545g
Any USB Power Source: 6-10 hours
Nomad 7 Solar Panel: 3-6 Hours
Nomad 13 Solar Panel: 2.5-5 Hours
Battery Details
Cell Type: NiMH
Peak Capacity: 11Wh (4.8V, 2300mAh)
Single Cell Equivalent Capacity: 9200mAh at 1.2V
Lifecycles: 500 cycles
Shelf-life: Keep plugged in, or charge every 3-6 months
Fuses: none
Management system: Charging and low-battery protection built-in
Ports
USB port (output): 5V, up to 1A (5W max), regulated
USB-mini port (input): 5V, up to 0.8A (4W max), regulated
Mini solar port (input): 6.5V, up to 1.1A
FAQ's
Q: What batteries can be used in the Guide 10 Plus?
A: Any AA or AAA NiMH batteries can be used and recharged. We do not recommend other types of batteries. 4 same-sized batteries MUST be charged at once, but not all batteries need to be empty.
AAA cells are sold separately and come with an adapter to use with the Guide 10 Plus.
Q: How do I charge the Guide 10 Plus?
A: From the supplied Solar Panel. From USB: Use any USB power source, such as a computer or any Goal Zero power pack.
Q: Is the Guide 10 Plus waterproof?
A: No, but it is weather-resistant. Care should be taken to shield if from direct sunlight and the elements. Unexpected rain storms probably won't harm it.
Q: How is the Guide 10 Plus protected?
A: Useage is plug-and-play. The built-in battery management system prevents over-charging and over-discharging of batteries. The USB output will only supply the amount of power needed.