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Product Overview
The Zamp Solar USP2002 Obsidian 45-Watt Portable Solar Kit is an unregulated power solution designed for expansion of existing portable solar arrays or integration into power systems already equipped with an external charge controller. Built with high-efficiency monocrystalline solar cells, the panel features a tempered glass laminate with an anti-reflective coating to maximize light absorption and ensure resilience against harsh weather. The unit maintains an ultra-low aerodynamic profile framed by a durable, black anodized aluminum enclosure.
Warning: This is an unregulated solar system. Do not tie this kit directly into a battery or power system without utilizing an appropriate charge controller.
Key Features & Included Components
- Solar Panel: 45-Watt Obsidian monocrystalline panel with anti-reflective coated glass
- Protective Case: Tactical all-weather integrated carry case that converts into an adjustable deployment stand
- Storage: Padded ballistic-nylon pocket for secure accessory management
- Connectivity: Includes a 15-ft ATP-ATP extension cable and a 6-inch ATP-SAE adapter
- Origin: Made in the USA
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Power Output | 45 Watts |
| Cell Type | Monocrystalline |
| Regulation | Unregulated (Requires external charge controller) |
| Dimensions | 32" x 15.5" x 2" |
| Panel Weight | 5.8 lbs |
| Total Kit Weight | 12 lbs |
| Output Warranty | 25-Year Manufacturer Output Warranty |
Frequently Asked Questions
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Can I connect the USP2002 kit directly to my battery?
No. Because this is an unregulated solar kit, it does not have a built-in charge controller. Connecting it directly to a battery may cause overcharging and damage. It must be routed through a separate charge controller. -
What does "unregulated" mean for this solar kit?
An unregulated solar kit lacks an integrated charge controller. It is specifically designed to be daisy-chained into an existing solar setup or plugged into RVs and power stations that already feature a built-in charge controller on their input circuit.

