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Frequently Asked Questions
To help you understand more about SunSaver power banks and mobile solar chargers, we have compiled answers to many different commonly asked questions.
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Are SunSaver solar power banks safe to take on planes?
Yes, most airlines allow power banks under 100Wh (Watt-hours) to be taken as carry-on luggage, but never with checked-in luggage. Because the SunSaver 10K is 37Wh and the SunSaver Classic is 59.2Wh, they are safe to take on most flights, but please check with your airline for their specific rules.
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Find out everything you need to know about flying with a power bank in our article here: Flying with a power bank: The ultimate guide for happy travels
Can I charge my SunSaver power bank's with a USB power supply?
Yes, all SunSaver power banks feature a USB input so they can be charged very quickly. To ensure the fastest possible charging, please make sure that your USB power supply and USB charging cable Amp rating match that of the power banks input.
Does the solar input of SunSaver power banks really work?
Yes. The solar panels are just over 1 watt and require approximately 50 hours of direct sunlight to fully recharge the power bank. However, just one day of good solar charging usually provides enough power to give a smartphone a decent charge
Isn’t exposing power banks to heat bad for them?
That’s why we recommend you monitor the temperature when solar charging SunSaver power banks and avoid exposing them to high temperature environments such as the dashboard of a vehicle.
How long do solar power banks last?
The life of a power bank also depends on the usual temperature it is stored at. Extreme heats will degrade the power bank’s battery and as solar power banks are likely to be exposed to heat more often than normal power banks, their lifespan may be shorter.