Solar Power Bank 30,000mAh EclipseVolt, Waterproof With Qi Wireless

Slip it into a bag headed for a weekend hike, a long-haul flight, or just a day when the outlets are nowhere near you, and the EclipseVolt is the kind of thing you forget is even in there — until the moment you need it. It's a solid brick of a charger, about 6.5 x 3.3 x 1.2 inches (16.6 x 8.4 x 3.1 cm) and available in five colourways from stealth black to sunset orange, packing a genuinely deep 30,000mAh of stored charge for the days when your phone, earbuds, and tablet all need topping up before you're anywhere near a plug socket.

Features

• 30,000mAh of real capacity — enough stored charge to take a phone from empty to full several times over, so one top-up at home covers days away from an outlet.
• Charge three devices at once — two USB output ports (5V/3.0A and 5V/2.4A) plus a 5W Qi wireless pad on top mean your phone, a wireless-charging case, and a tablet can all draw power together.
• Solar top-up panel — a built-in solar cell (up to 1.5W input) trickle-charges the battery in daylight, useful insurance on longer trips away from the mains.
• Built-in flashlight — 12 LEDs give you a genuinely useful torch for campsites, roadside stops, or a power cut at home, with no separate light to pack.
• IPX5 waterproof housing — shrugs off rain, splashes, and dusty trail conditions, so it can live in an outside pocket rather than wrapped in plastic.

Built-in safeguards

Every charge cycle runs through onboard protection against overcharging, short circuits, and current leaks, so the battery looks after both itself and whatever's plugged into it. Paired with the IPX5 rating, it's a power bank built to be thrown in a bag and forgotten about until it's needed, not babied along the way.

Available colours

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

Can I charge more than one device at a time?
Yes — the two USB ports and the 5W Qi wireless pad all work simultaneously, so you can have a phone, a wireless-charging case, and a tablet drawing power at once.

Does the solar panel fully recharge the battery?
The built-in solar cell is rated for up to 1.5W input, which is best treated as a slow top-up for extending charge on the move rather than a full recharge — for a complete charge, plug it into a wall outlet.

Is it safe to use in the rain?
The IPX5 rating means it's built to handle rain, splashes, and damp outdoor conditions. If you've got questions about a specific use case, reach out at Support@fioriscas.com.

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