We left the solar panel on the dashboard facing south and went on our way. Just like above, this solar battery charger is simple to use, we took our car down to our parents and left it there for just over 2 weeks whilst we went on holiday. It just means that it is ready to charge when plugged in in its current position in the sun. The blue flashing LED light will flash as soon as it is the view of a bright light or sunlight, this doesn't specifically mean it is charging. Using the link below, you can search your cars manufacturer and model and be able to plug in to your connector. Just plug it in to the OBD connector and let it sit there. With regards to the solar car battery charger, you can charge the battery from inside your car. This is a connector, found somewhere around the cars steering wheel, out of sight, that you can plug in to, to charge your cars vehicle and do other electronic tasks with.

This isn't as neat a connection and you'll have to lift your engines bonnet and leave it up to charge, but at least you have this option. You can even charge your battery by using the crocodile connectors that are provided and connecting them directly to your car battery under the bonnet. If the blue LED is flashing, it is working and charging your battery from the inside of your car. It's very simple, you connect the solar panel to your (E)OBD connector within your vehicle, let your solar panel sit on the dashboard or underneath a large glass window to collect sunlight.

They are the perfect trickle charge devices and will keep your car battery topped up, so you never have to worry about it losing it's charge ever. Are you going away or do you have persistent car battery problems? If either of these are true, a solar powered car battery charger could be perfect for your vehicle.

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