SPYPOINT Solar Panel for Trail Camera with Internal Battery for Outdoor Trail Camera Solar Panel (SPLB-22)

Essential for property where you don’t always visit frequently. Keeps the camera powered all year long with absolutely no issues. Simply run the wire from the panel to the camera. No batteries required in the camera, as the panel has its own internal battery pack. I’ve been highly impressed so far.

Buy it. I recommend it.First of all, this thing is big. I don't know the exact measurements but it is about 12"x12".I have tried all of the $40-$50 solar batteries for my game cams and most worked pretty well, I just had to make sure I had the correct voltage (either 6v or 12v). This unit does 6v, 9v, and 12v out. It comes with all of the cords for each voltage. It also includes a DC charger to use before you put it out in the field.Here is the best part: It has a 15,000mAh battery capacity. Yes, 15,000mAh!! All of my previous smaller ones had anywhere from 1800 to 2600mAh. 15,000mAh allows me to run my cell trail cams to send pics to my phone immediately ALL OF THE TIME. I don't have to wait every 6-12 hours to get pics. Pretty cool.So it is big and heavy which is out of necessity because of the capacity. This makes it a bit of a challenge to mount it to a tree. The battery comes with a pretty neat mounting bracket that screws into a tree, but after using it, the bracket is average. Maybe I'm just not using it right but it is pretty intuitive.Bottom Line - Stop being a tight ass and buy it. It's worth the money. You won't have to worry about your cam going dead from lack of power if there are heavy clouds or it rains for 4-5 days. I highly recommend that you use a security cable to lock it to a tree because if people see it, this thing will get stolen!

These panels are absolutely a game changer. We put these on our cameras and they survived northern Michigan’s cold winters. No problem. Been running strong for six months now. Batteries are still at 98%. Even with the lack of sun we have. If you want a camera, you just have to put in the woods and never mess with. I highly recommend using the solar panel. You’ll save money with disposable battery replacement over the years. Are you talking about? What are we getting?

Why did you pick this product vs others?:This camera offers cell connection to monitor what is being captured. They have very affordable plans available. Having a solar panel means no more battery changes. The trigger response is slightly slower than another camera I’m using, but image quality is very good day or night.

Works perfectly on the spypoint camera.

I wish I would have found this solar panel sooner!I recently purchased some hunting land, so I threw my trail cameras out almost immediately just to see where deer were moving. Due to all of the activity it was picking up, 8 brand new AA batteries were dead within 2 weeks. That was incredibly frustrating because batteries aren’t cheap now-a-days. So I started looking for other options…..I found this solar panel and figured it was cheap enough that I’d give it a try. My goodness did this exceed my expectations! We’re over a week in, and I’m still showing a full charge on the trail camera this is hooked up to! It still has the same amount of activity going on (lots of deer being picked up), and the battery isn’t draining. To make it even more impressive, the weather hasn’t been the greatest. We’ve had maybe one day on sunshine. Every other day has been raining or cloudy. And for this solar panel to STILL keep it at 100% charge?! INSANE!This was also a super easy setup. The directions didn’t specifically state how to hook it up to the tree. But I felt like that was more common sense than anything.I can’t quit raving about this solar panel and I thinks that my wife may be starting to get annoyed with me because multiple times per day now I show her that it’s still fully charged and I get the “side eye”. Regardless, if you’re hesitant, just get it! You will NOT regret it!!

I placed an order for the cameras on August 17, 2024, and upon receiving them, I realized that operating the cameras without the solar panels would be impossible. Consequently, I also ordered the Solar panels. The cameras were acquired for security purposes and capturing wildlife, not for hunting.Pros:1. The cameras produce outstanding photos and videos in daylight and at night.2. The SPYPOINT Solar Panel for Trail Camera with Internal Battery (SPLB-10) is an essential purchase alongside the cameras. They have performed excellently in sunny conditions throughout the year.Cons:1. SPYPOINT incurs various extra fees.2. The Insider Club costs $99.99 per camera. To fully access the features promised in the description, you also need the3. Premium Plan, priced at $120.00 per camera.4. Additionally, you still incur charges for Full HD and videos.5. Wind-induced photos or videos captured by the camera count against your plan's limits.6. The videos are fragmented unless you download them, for which an extra fee applies.

Great product