EnerPlex - Commandr XII

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EnerPlex Commandr

20

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Designed with military-grade solar, the EnerPlex Commandr ™ 20 is a rugged, weather resistant solar charger that pumps out a whopping 20 watts of power, through it’s attached regulator, the Commandr 20 has the ability to charge large consumer electronics such as laptops and other power hungry devices.

Made with ultra-rugged and flexible Solar-on-Plastic
20 watts of power
Able to charge tablets, laptops, and more
Coverts to USB, 12V, and 19V power sources
Ideal charging source for powering the Generatr Series

Product Dimensions:

48" x 16" x 0.1"

Additional Information:

User manuals, data sheets, and other supporting documents can be found in the 'Downloads and Support Tab'

Power:

20W

Solar Cell Type:

CIGS

Output:

20W/19V

Power Output:

(Not specified)

Warranty:

1 Year

Data Sheets
FAQ's

2 questions: does this charge a MacBook, or does it also need your generatr? Also, for a charger labeled as 16.8 vdc, 3.5A, and 100-240vac, 50-60 hz max 1.2A, charging a 14.4v lithium ion battery, would this work?

Asked by: Kenneth

Thanks for your inquiry!The Commandr does not come with any Macbook-specific accessories or adapters.Assuming prime solar conditions, the Commandr is able to output 19V DC at up to 3A, or 12V DC at up to 3.5A. The USB port is 5V/1.5A maximum.

Answered by: EnerPlex

Date published: 2016-02-10

Hello, I have a rapidly growing landscaping business in the upstate and I was looking to see if we could somehow use your products. I will leave my email below if you guys would like to contact me. Maybe we can offer the brand through our website.

Asked by: Barry

Thanks for your inquiry, Barry. Please direct all sales questions and proposals to sales@goenerplex.com. Thanks!

Answered by: EnerPlex

Date published: 2015-10-23

how heavy is the Commandr?

Asked by: throckner

Thanks for your inquiry! The Commandr solar panel itself is 1.65lbs, and the regulator box is 0.4lbs.

Answered by: EnerPlex

Date published: 2016-03-13

what panels do u sell to charge the 1200 watt generator the 19 watt panels are to small

Asked by: rodney

You will be able to use up to 6 Commandr XIIs to charge the Generatr Y1200!

Answered by: EnerPlex

Date published: 2015-08-21

The product description states "Able to charge tablets, laptops, and more" yet in the Q&A, it is written that this device cannot charge a laptop directly ... this is contradictory information. Can you clarify ?

Asked by: Heinrich

Thank you for bringing this to our attention! We've corrected the out of date information on the previous question. For clarification, the Commandr XII will be able to charge select laptop brands/models and any unsupported laptops can still be used in conjunction with one of our Generatrs.

Answered by: EnerPlex

Date published: 2015-11-03

Will their be a multicam fabric option like the kickr and also I'm thinking about pairing this up with a limefuel 15000 mah. With your USB output at 1.10 amps how long would it take to charge up ?

Asked by: brunt the grunt

We hope to be able to release a Commandr with a camo option, however these plans are not yet confirmed. For a 15,000mAh battery, the charging time would be around 10-15 hours to go from 0 - 100% (depending on conditions and the battery's own efficiency).

Answered by: EnerPlex

Date published: 2015-08-21

How many of these can you chain together? Are you going to sell a combiner box?

Asked by: KillaCam

The Commandrs will not "chain" together, however, you will be able to connect up to six Commandrs to one voltage regulator (the voltage regulator will be included with the Commandr XII). There are currently no plans to sell a separate combiner box or to allow more than six Commandrs on one voltage regulator.

Answered by: EnerPlex

Date published: 2016-01-25

How many watts will this put out? Can it charge my laptop?

Asked by: Benny

Yes, the Commandr XII will be able to directly charge select laptop brands/models. For laptops not supported, the Commandr XII can still be used in conjunction with one of our Generatrs to send power to the Generatr, then discharge from the Generatr to the laptop.

Answered by: EnerPlex

Date published: 2015-07-11

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