Keep your game feeders running strong with moultrie s 6 volt deluxe solar panel.
Moultrie solar panel 6v.
Trickle charge maintains battery life and will never overcharge 6 volt batteries.
The moultrie 6v deluxe solar panel lets you power select feeders and trail cameras and features trickle charging to help maintain battery life.
The moultrie power panel uses solar energy to power your devices connects directly to your feeder camera and will save you from drudging out to the field to replace batteries which saves you valuable time and money.
Use with a rechargeable 6 volt battery or as your feeder s sole power source varmint resistant 5 foot long cord allows for optimal placement in the sun built in battery indicator compatible with any moultrie feeder with an external power port continuous power source for your feeder solar panel and 6 volt battery in one unit.
Works good in my moultrie deer feeder.
I don t have problems or worries about if the battery runs out before i get back to the feeder to refill it.
Redesigned connectors allow you to plug the solar panel into any 6 volt battery powered feeder while retrofitted alligator clips work with feeders purchased before june 2007.
A trickle charge feature maintains battery life and prevents overcharging.
Trickle charge maintains battery life perfect for feeders in hard to access or inconvenient areas.
Perfect for feeders in inconvenient areas trickle charge guarantees a maintained battery life and will never overcharge battery.
The moultrie 6 volt solar panel is a compact weather resistant sealed 6 volt solar charging system that will plug directly into a 6 volt moultrie feeder to ensure a reliable continued source of power for your game feeder.
Moultrie feeder deluxe solar power panel 6 volt with built in battery indicator 2 pack.
Details keep your game feeders running strong with moultrie s 6 volt deluxe solar panel.
Ensure a continued source of power for your feeders with moultrie s 6 volt solar panel.
A trickle charge feature maintains battery life and prevents overcharging.