Solar Panel for Trail Camera

Solar panels keep your trail camera powered longer, reduce battery changes, and ensure reliable performance—especially for cellular cameras in remote locations.

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How to Choose the Right Solar Panel for Your Trail Camera

Please check your camera model name carefully before purchasing. Do not mix solar panels.How to choose the right solar panel for your camera

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⚡SP300: Essential Charger (For Lithium Models)

Designed for GardePro trail cameras with built-in rechargeable battery packs.
The SP300 is a lightweight, "plug-and-play" solar solution. It does not have an internal battery; instead, it sends energy directly from the sun to your camera's lithium battery pack.

  • Best For: Sunny environments and cameras set to "Photo Mode" or "Eco Mode."
  • Tech Spec: 3.5W Output | 6.6V | 5.5mm DC Plug.
  • Note: Not compatible with cameras that only use AA batteries.

⚡SP350: Universal Power Bank (Built-in Battery)

The savior for AA-battery trail cameras.
Standard AA batteries cannot be recharged inside a camera. The SP350 solves this by including a massive 5200mAh internal battery. It collects solar energy during the day and powers your camera all night long.

  • Best For: E-Series, A-Series, and X-Series cameras running on AA batteries.
  • Tech Spec: 5200mAh Battery | 12V Output | Includes 4.0mm & 5.5mm Plugs.
  • Pro Tip: If your camera hardware is V8.2 or newer, this panel works with ALL GardePro models!

⚡SP1000: High-Performance Charger

Maximum power for Cellular and Video setups.
Like the SP300, this is a direct charger for lithium cameras—but it’s 3x more powerful. With a massive 10W output, it can top up a drained cellular camera battery in a fraction of the time. If you are recording 4K video or monitoring a high-traffic area, this is the panel you need.

  • Best For: Cellular Trail Cameras (X60P, X66 Pro) and winter conditions where sunlight is scarce.
  • Tech Spec: 10W Output | 6.6V | 1.52A Max Current.
  • Why Upgrade: In winter or shade, the SP300 might struggle to keep up with a cellular camera. The SP1000’s large surface area ensures you stay powered.