2Pcs Mini 5V Solar Panel Kit 60mA Polysilicon Module for DIY Electronics, Phone, Fan, Camera Projects

Micro solar panel DIY kit, 2 pieces, 5V 60mA, polysilicon cells, 68 x 36 mm Why this panel matters Compact, lowcurrent solar modules for small electronics and prototypes. Their small size and preattached wires make them simple to integrate into DIY chargers, sensor nodes, and backup tricklecharge systems. Delivers a nominal 5V and up to 60mA under strong sunlight. Use these modules to extend battery life, maintain standby power, or power very lowcurrent devices directly. Polysilicon cell construction provides reliable, predictable output for hobby, educational, and light industrial prototyping. Key features and specifications Quantity: 2 panels per kit. Rated output: 5V, 60mA (typical under sunlight). Actual output varies with light intensity and orientation. Cell type: polysilicon solar cells. Size: 68 x 36 mm per panel. Wiring: panels include preattached wires for immediate connection to circuits or connectors. Form factor: slim, lightweight modules suitable for mounting in enclosures or on small frames. What this product is good for Powering or supplementing power for lowpower sensors, microcontroller modules, and small electronic projects. Providing trickle charge or standby power for batterybacked devices such as small security camera modules or monitoring devices when used with a battery and simple charge circuit. Supplying drive current for lowpower fans, tiny LCD or OLED monitors, and other small loads when multiple panels or a storage element are used. Practical use scenarios 1) Remote sensor node: Combine a panel with a rechargeable battery and a lowcost charging controller to keep a temperature or motion sensor operating between maintenance visits. 2) Small camera standby: Use the panel as a supplemental power source to maintain battery charge for a lowpower security camera module, helping to extend the interval between battery replacements. 3) DIY phone charging circuit: Incorporate multiple panels, a battery, and a voltage regulator or boost converter to build a small solar charger that helps recharge a smartphone in extended outdoor use. One panel alone will not reliably charge modern smartphones. Integration tips Parallel panels to increase current, or connect in series to increase voltage depending on your circuit requirements. Combine with a charge controller or battery management circuit for stable charging and to protect batteries from overcharge. Output is dependent on sunlight and panel orientation. Test performance in your installation environment before final mounting. Package contents Two polysilicon solar panel modules, 68 x 36 mm each, with preattached wires. This kit is intended for DIY and prototyping use with lowpower electronics. Follow standard electrical precautions when wiring and connecting to batteries or regulators.