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bosch e-bike solar ladegerät Solarride SunLight Ladegerät – Autark E-Bike laden mit Solar

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bosch e-bike solar ladegerät Solarride SunLight Ladegerät – Autark E-Bike laden mit SolarSolarride SunLight Das autarke Ladegert fr Dein E Bike Lade Dein E Bike, wo immer Du bist effizient und flexibel. Mit dem Solarride SunLight Ladegert inkl. Ladekabel fr Bosch Akkus bist Du auf Tour vllig unabhngig. Dank vielseitiger Anschlussmglichkeiten ldst Du Deinen E Bike Akku zuverlssig ber Solarstrom, das Bordnetz im Fahrzeug oder die normale Steckdose und das mit einem beeindruckenden Wirkungsgrad von bis zu 95 %. Sonnenenergie nutzen berall

Solarride SunLight – Das autarke Ladegerät für Dein E-Bike

Lade Dein E-Bike, wo immer Du bist – effizient und flexibel. Mit dem Solarride SunLight Ladegerät inkl. Ladekabel für Bosch Akkus bist Du auf Tour völlig unabhängig. Dank vielseitiger Anschlussmöglichkeiten lädst Du Deinen E-Bike-Akku zuverlässig über Solarstrom, das Bordnetz im Fahrzeug oder die normale Steckdose – und das mit einem beeindruckenden Wirkungsgrad von bis zu 95 %.

Sonnenenergie nutzen – überall und jederzeit

In Verbindung mit einem faltbaren 140 W Solarmodul auf Basis leistungsstarker SunPower-Zellen machst Du Dich komplett autark. Einfach auf dem Gepäckträger oder am Camper platzieren, das SunLight Ladegerät anschließen und direkt laden – ganz ohne Umwege über zusätzliche Batterien. In nur einer Stunde sind bereits 20 % Deines 500 Wh Akkus nachgeladen, in weniger als fünf Stunden ist er voll.

Stromversorgung auch im Fahrzeug

Du bist mit dem Auto oder Camper unterwegs? Dann lädst Du Dein E-Bike direkt über das 12 V Bordnetz – ohne unnötige Wandlungsverluste. Ein integrierter Tiefenentladeschutz sorgt dafür, dass Deine Starterbatterie immer geschont bleibt.

Intelligente Steuerung für maximale Akkulebensdauer

Das SunLight Ladegerät wurde mit einem umfassenden Sicherheitskonzept entwickelt: Es überwacht und steuert den gesamten Ladevorgang aktiv, schützt vor Überladung, Überhitzung, Überlast und Kurzschluss. Die Ladeschlussspannung von 41,5 V ist exakt auf moderne Bosch Akkus abgestimmt – für lange Lebensdauer und maximale Sicherheit.

Flexibilität auch zuhause

Du möchtest Dein E-Bike regelmäßig solar laden? Dann baue Dir mit dem SunLight eine eigene Solarladestation direkt am Stellplatz. Der direkte Stromfluss vom Solarpanel zum Akku ohne Zwischenspeicherung macht diese Lösung zur effizientesten Ladeoption im Alltag.

Entwickelt mit Expertenwissen

Das Ladegerät entstand in Zusammenarbeit mit dem renommierten Ingenieursbüro Brose Systeme, das auf über 50 Jahre Erfahrung in der Elektronikentwicklung – insbesondere in der Solarladetechnik – zurückgreift. Brose hat bereits das vielfach bewährte mVELO Ladegerät auf den Markt gebracht.

Technische Daten im Überblick

  • DC-Eingang: 10,5–30 V über 5,5 × 2,1 mm Hohlstecker (max. 6,5 A)
  • DC-Ausgang: XLR-4 Stecker, max. 41,5 V / 3 A
  • Ladetechnik: Integriertes MPP-Tracking für optimale Solarleistung
  • Anschlussoptionen: Solarmodul, 12 V Kfz-Bordnetz, 230 V Netzteil
  • Sicherheit: Übertemperatur-, Überlast-, Tiefenentlade- und Kurzschlussschutz
  • Kompatibilität: Adapterlösungen für viele gängige E-Bike Marken verfügbar

Das Solarride SunLight Ladegerät bietet Dir maximale Freiheit beim Laden Deines E-Bikes – egal ob auf Reisen, im Alltag oder zuhause. Kompakt, leistungsstark und durchdacht bis ins Detail: Für alle, die unabhängig unterwegs sein wollen.

 


 

Technische Daten SunLight Ladegerät
DC Eingang 10,5 - 30 V
DC Ausgang 41,5 V / 120 W
Schutzklasse IP65
Betriebstemperatur - 20 °C bis + 70 °C
Abmessungen 120 x 100 x 32 mm
Gewicht 350g
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