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Boulder panels can withstand harsh weather conditions while camping, and Goal Zero's Boulder panels are designed with durability in mind. They are IP67 rated, meaning they can withstand immersion in up to 3 feet of water and temperatures as low as -20°C and as high as 40°C. These panels are also designed to withstand high winds.
Design and Durability
Goal Zero’s Boulder panels are built with a rugged design that can withstand harsh weather conditions. Each panel is made of a durable plastic material and has a sealed electrical connection, which prevents water from entering the panel. The panels are also designed to be impact-resistant, with a reinforced frame that can withstand bumps and drops. The IP67 rating means that the panels can withstand immersion in water, making them perfect for camping in rainy or wet conditions.
Power Generation and Charging
The Boulder panels are designed to work with Goal Zero’s Yeti power stations, including the popular Goal Zero Yeti 400. The panels can charge the Yeti power station quickly and efficiently, making it perfect for car camping or overlanding. For example, the Boulder 200 panel can charge the Yeti 400 in about 4-6 hours, depending on the amount of sunlight available. This makes it easy to keep your devices charged and your Yeti power station topped up, even when you’re in the middle of nowhere.
Compatibility and Accessories
The Boulder panels are designed to be compatible with all of Goal Zero’s Yeti power stations, making it easy to add more power to your setup. The panels also come with a built-in USB port, which makes it easy to charge small devices like phones and cameras. Additionally, the panels can be daisy-chained together to increase power output, making them perfect for larger camping setups or overlanding expeditions.
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