Arduino Solarcell: Modern, Renewable Power for Devices

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Solarcell has some benefits over regular disposable batteries. It was designed to help you save some costs. Solarcell is powered by Lithium polymer (Li-Po) rechargeable batteries whose life cycle is about 10 years (1200 charge cycles). So imagine how many disposable batteries that you’d have used in those years (about 1200 disposable batteries). Li-Po batteries also store and generate higher energy than other technologies, so Solarcell should offer much higher energy capacity and higher voltage output.

Features:

All types of battery models for all devices
Has a high energy density
Has multiple ways of charging
Provides renewable energy and quite environmentally friendly
Has a fast recharge time
Has a low self-discharge rate
Guarantees maximum safety
Has a LED indicator (turns red when the Solarcell is being charged through the USB-C cable and green when it’s done charging)
Important protection features including power leakage protection, short circuit protection, high-pressure protection and over-current protection

Solarcell batteries can be quickly charged in about 1-2 hours and the batteries have lower self-discharge rates and longer storage life, so there is the ease of usage and convenience. There’s also a custom-designed PCB in the battery that helps to ensure safety.

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