Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #4976 in Automotive
- Size: Large
- Color: Black
- Brand: Goal Zero
- Model: 32201
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 18.11" h x
.98" w x
20.87" l,
6.50 pounds
Features
- Collect 30 watts of power from the sun to recharge your power packs
- Works with Goal Zero Escape 150 and other power packs (not included)
- Strong tempered glass with aluminum frame for temporary or permanent installation
- Link panels together to maximize your collection power and cut recharging time in half
- Great for RVs, cabins, camping, trickle charging, and more
Goal Zero 32201 Boulder 30M Solar Panel
Product Description
The Boulder 30M collect 30 watts of power from the sun, and stores power with the Extreme 350 or other Goal Zero power packs (sold separately) for use anytime. The solar panel can charge the Extreme 350 in about 12 hours. Use the stored solar power with your USB or 12V devices. The Boulder 30M is portable, but can be permanently installed. On the mountain or at the beach, the Boulder 30M goes wherever you do to help charge your power packs, to keep you connected to your digital life.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
14 of 14 people found the following review helpful.
By Shopper
Pros:Provides 15 - 28 watts of power depending on sunlight and cloud coverLight weightYou can chain Boulder 30s to more B30s or B15s or Nomad 27s, etc.DurableCons:Edges fade to gold after 8 hours in the sun - I have 3 Boulder 30s and all of them did thisEdges are metal - is better if the edges are covered with rubber. I bought and installed some rubber weather stripping that does just fine protecting the edges from the concrete or rocks. - The Boulder 30 still fits inside the case just fine.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By V. Williams
Look at goalzero's reviews at the goal zero website. These panels under perform roughly 15~18 watts output during physical test conditions.There are 30 watt panels for a fraction of the price made by litefuze that outperform goal zeros panel and has a 5 star review, the litefuze panels actually make a recommended 18 to 28 watts. The reviews don't lie people, don't waste your money on this product.Here is the link to the litefuze panel. http://www.amazon.com/LiteFuze%C2%AE-Mono-crystalline-Solar-Panel-Watt/dp/B0079OD3I6/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1360518170&sr=8-1&keywords=litefuze+30watt+solar+panel.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
By N. Richards
Here in So. Cal., Southern California Edison is a disaster. Our last big windstorm, we had no power for a week and NO information. SCE claimed it was working 24/7, but I live right near a substation and every evening on my way home from work, I saw the street blocked off and all of the extra equipment parked for the night. My neighborhood never saw a single repair person until a week into the outage. I am unwilling to endure the incompetence again. I think it wise to be prepared for natural disasters -- look at what's going on in Sandy Hook, NY. This unit is affordable, and will provide me with hot water (Yeah!) and allow me to maintain my refrigerators by cooling them down a couple of hours at a time. I have researched this topic and the cost and power of this unit is excellent.
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