Solar Panel for RTK Reference Station
Fits for LUBA 1 AWD Series and LUBA 2 AWD Series and YUKA Series. (For LUBA 1 AWD, it requires a simple adapter cable for compatibility. )
The solar power module powering the RTK Reference Station allows for its installation in any outdoor location within the yard, eliminating the need to consider power source placement and dealing with extension cords. This greatly enhances the convenience and flexibility of RTK Base Station installation.
NOT Included in the standard package of LUBA 1 AWD Series and LUBA 2 AWD Series and YUKA Series.
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World first solar panel with its own energy storage battery, connected to MAMMOTION RTK station for direct power supply. The built-in battery makes installation simple and eliminates the need for wiring. Compatible with LUBA 1 AWD Series, LUBA 2 AWD Series, and YUKA Series.
Adapt to various weather conditions
On sunny days, the solar panel operates continuously.
It can function for up to 48 hours in complete darkness,
and for up to 14 days in cloudy weather.
*The data are laboratory data and shall be subject to actual conditions.
Resistant to splashes and light rain
The Mammotion solar panel is built for outdoor use and features an IPX6 waterproof rating, making it resistant to splashes and light rain.
Easy Setup in 1 Minute
No need to consider the location of the main power line, RTK can be placed in any place with light and no obstruction.
Specification
10-12.6V
1A
9.2Ah
Monocrystalline Silicon
360*350mm
16W
For LUBA 2 AWD Series, LUBA 1 AWD Series, YUKA Series
This product is rated 5.0 of 5.0 stars.
It has received 6 reviews.
Customer Reviews
Pannello perfetto e funzionante manca solo staffa di montaggio a parete che dovrebbe secondo me essere compresa!
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Etwas zu groß aber sonst sehr gut. Bin zufrieden.
A great addition to the mowing robot that makes the RTK antenna mounting location independent of power sources. I recommend it.
Work‘s well 😉
