Portland Inverter Launches Portable Solar Power on Kickstarter

PORTLAND, Ore. - Oct. 8, 2013 - PRLog -- Portland, Oregon October 8th, 2013.  Solardyne founder, and inventor, Toby Kinkaid is launching his patent pending Universal Solar Power Platform on Kickstarter.  The SunJack™ project launches a production run of twenty solar power plants to be manufactured in Portland. “When Natural, or Man-made disasters occur electricity from the grid is the first to go.  Solar power is a potent power supply available everywhere, yet, out of reach without the right solar technology.  The SunJack™ is a rugged, truly portable, powerful solar power supply capable of doing real work.  The SunJack™ makes an excellent compact emergency portable power supply,” says, Kinkaid.

“The SunJack™ is an all-terrain, mobile power supply you take with you on location.  Plug into the SunJack™ to power lights, cameras, GPS, computers, small tools, small appliances, and any electronics up to 1/2 horse power on location.”  Kinkaid continues, “Power your campsite, base-camp, family picnic, or locations where you need a power supply.  The SunJack™ power’s DC and AC equipment (with optional inverter) up to 380 watts.  The compact SunJack™ is powered by a 30 watt solar PV panel producing 2.5 amps of onsite charging in full sun.  The SunJack™ stores solar energy using a sealed, leak-proof, Marine battery for access by the user 24/7.  The SunJack™ powers Blenders, Egg beaters, TVs, Radios, small drills and tools any electronics up to 1/2 horse power, including, Cell phones, Tablets, and Laptops.  The SunJack™ is a personal power supply for power on the go,” says, Kinkaid.

Solar photovoltaic PV panels are well known for home power, water pumping and remote power.  “The SunJack™ solar technology is designed for the outdoors,” Kinkaid continues, “the SunJack™ is designed for humans to move easily. Using a universal 12 VDC plug, people can tap into that electrical energy anywhere.”

Solardyne.com is a hardware supplier of clean energy equipment for solar, and wind power systems, water pumping, and UV water treatment.  Solardyne.com, based in Portland, Oregon, and can be contacted at www.solardyne.com Contact: Toby Kinkaid, Solardyne.com, 5147 SE 17th, Portland, OR  97202.  Telephone: 503-791-9567, info@solardyne.com