S60 · 60W solar pad
USB convenience, with a DC connection for camp.
The S60 brings USB-A, USB-C and DC outputs into a folding solar pad for outdoor days. Use it with compatible small electronics or a suitable portable power station, and make a sunny break part of your charging routine.
Made for everyday use
A closer look.
USB and DC in one panel
USB-A and USB-C serve compatible everyday electronics, while the DC output offers another route to a suitable power station. Select the connection for your device and check its accepted input before you plug in.
Unfold when you arrive
Bring the panel with your camping or road-trip kit, open it fully at your stop and fold it again for transport. The pad format lets you move your solar setup as your plans change.
Lay it out or use the hanging points
The panel can be placed flat or hung using its attachment points. Two carabiners are included. Position the whole panel in direct sunlight and avoid shadows crossing the cells to give it the best available conditions.
Camp electronics
Use the daylight hours to charge a compatible phone, power bank or camping light while you spend time at your campsite.
A road-trip charging stop
Pair the DC connection with a compatible power station at a sunny stop, after checking its voltage range and required connector.
Match the input before connecting
The DC specification is 20–28V, up to 3.2A. Your power station must accept the panel's output range and use the correct connection. Panel power and USB port power are different ratings; available energy is shared when devices are connected together.
In the box
S60 solar pad, two carabiners and a 2m four-in-one DC adapter cable with Anderson, XT60, DC7909 and DC5521 connections.
Know your equipment
Technical specifications
Connections, power ratings and practical details at a glance.
| Rated peak power | 60W |
|---|---|
| Cell type | Monocrystalline |
| Outputs | USB-A; USB-C; DC |
| USB-A profiles | 5V/3A; 9V/2A; 12V/1.5A |
| DC specification | 20–28V; 3.2A maximum |
| Operating temperature | −20°C to 65°C |
Solar charging depends on sunlight, placement, temperature and the connected device. Keep electrical connections and connected electronics dry.
Before you get started
A few useful answers.
Does the panel have a battery?
No. It supplies solar energy while sunlight is available. Use a separately supplied compatible power bank or power station if you need stored energy.
Does a matching connector guarantee compatibility?
No. Check the receiving device's accepted voltage, current and polarity as well as connector size. Follow its solar-input instructions.
Can I add the power ratings of the ports?
No. The 60W figure is the panel's rated peak power under standard test conditions. It does not mean each output can supply 60W.
How should I improve output?
Unfold the panel completely, face it toward direct sunlight and keep every section clear of shade. Reposition it as the sun changes direction.