A solar powered outlet assembly includes a housing that has a spike to penetrate a support surface thereby retaining the housing on the support surface. A pair of female electrical outlets is each integrated into the housing to have a male power cord plugged into the female electrical outlets. A solar panel is coupled to the housing such that the solar panel is exposed to sunlight. The solar panel is in electrical communication with each of the female electrical outlets. In this way the solar panel can supply electrical power to the male power cord that is plugged into the female electrical outlets.

The present invention relates to a solar panel to which a high-damping stacked reinforcement part is applied and, more specifically, to a solar panel to which a high-damping stacked reinforcement part is applied, comprising: a power generation unit for generating electrical energy; a coupling part to which the power generation unit is coupled, and which has a circuit formed therein; and a reinforcement part for reinforcing the rigidity of the coupling part and damping vibration to be transmitted, and thus the present invention can prevent the power generation unit from being damaged by vibration, or the solar panel from inducing wobbling of a satellite by failing to damp the vibration.

A battery apparatus that includes a solar panel coupled to the battery for charging the battery and including an additional light source coupled to the battery and movable to a position to enable alternate charging of at least a portion of the battery. Accordingly, the device can generally be described as battery power source with integrated solar panel and charging light configured for placement within a housing to provide a redundant and robust power source with integrated charging capabilities.

A hydrogen fuel cell, PV solar panel, and thermoelectric power generator powered all-electric mobile utility vehicle with an onboard regulated power supply with multiple power outlets and charging ports that uses DC/DC converters and DC/AC inverters to provide multiple DC and AC voltages to power or charge multiple external electrical devices, electronic instruments, electronic equipment, communications equipment, power tools, and vehicles simultaneously. A utility vehicle integrated with a component thermal management system GPS, Wi-Fi, ADAS, automotive Ethernet, telecommunications, real-time data reporting, warning notification capable, weather station, environmental sensors, with EMI, RFI, high voltage surge protection, circuit breakers, computer and supporting software programs which can be used in on-road, off-road and emergency response situations.

A hydrogen fuel cell, PV solar panel, and thermoelectric power generator powered all-electric mobile utility vehicle with an onboard regulated power supply with multiple power outlets and charging ports that uses DC/DC converters and DC/AC inverters to provide multiple DC and AC voltages to power or charge multiple external electrical devices, electronic instruments, electronic equipment, communications equipment, power tools, and vehicles simultaneously. A utility vehicle integrated with a component thermal management system GPS, Wi-Fi, ADAS, automotive Ethernet, telecommunications, real-time data reporting, warning notification capable, weather station, environmental sensors, with EMI, RFI, high voltage surge protection, circuit breakers, computer and supporting software programs which can be used in on-road, off-road and emergency response situations.

The present invention relates to automatic and high throughput smart, robotic, autonomous or driver operated, self-propelled field crops harvester (SPFCH) device of row crops, characterized by the need of selecting harvesting ripen crop, during relative long period of time. Harvesting is done by one or more modular robotic harvesting arms hanged on modular booms. When harvesting orchards fruits the SPFCH comprise at least one hybrid robotic arms equipped with a grabbing hand aimed to grab one or more fruit of a an adjacent fruits and also cut its connecting stem, and arm transporting mechanism that gently collects the fruits and transport them to the SPFCH main accumulation area. When harvesting cotton, the SPFCH of the invention may further comprise vacuum sucking hoses and at least one ginning unit that gin the seed-cotton during harvesting and accumulate the seeds in a self-container, and the lint by bales processed, on board by self-press.

The present invention relates to automatic and high throughput smart, robotic, autonomous or driver operated, self-propelled field crops harvester (SPFCH) device of row crops, characterized by the need of selecting harvesting ripen crop, during relative long period of time. Harvesting is done by one or more modular robotic harvesting arms hanged on modular booms. When harvesting orchards fruits the SPFCH comprise at least one hybrid robotic arms equipped with a grabbing hand aimed to grab one or more fruit of a an adjacent fruits and also cut its connecting stem, and arm transporting mechanism that gently collects the fruits and transport them to the SPFCH main accumulation area. When harvesting cotton, the SPFCH of the invention may further comprise vacuum sucking hoses and at least one ginning unit that gin the seed-cotton during harvesting and accumulate the seeds in a self-container, and the lint by bales processed, on board by self-press.

A hybrid shellfish cooling system employs both DC and AC cooling units that use both solar power and AC electrical supply as energy sources. As temperature control and uniform temperature distribution in the cooling system are critical factors in reducing vibrio growth on raw oysters and reducing energy consumption, the hybrid shellfish cooling system is equipped with a specially configured divider that optimizes airflow through the cooling system interior cabinet to achieve uniform temperature distribution in six individual internal compartments inside of the cooling system. Test results indicated that an average of 130 min. cooling was required to reach the suggested oyster temperatures of 7.2° C. and meet the cooling time requirement (i.e., 10 h or less). Airflow is further optimized via fan location and airflow direction, whereby a circulation fan located on the lower part of the 12-volt DC section with an air supply from the 12-volt DC section to the 110-volt AC section provides the optimal condition to achieve relatively uniform temperature distribution.

A hybrid shellfish cooling system employs both DC and AC cooling units that use both solar power and AC electrical supply as energy sources. As temperature control and uniform temperature distribution in the cooling system are critical factors in reducing vibrio growth on raw oysters and reducing energy consumption, the hybrid shellfish cooling system is equipped with a specially configured divider that optimizes airflow through the cooling system interior cabinet to achieve uniform temperature distribution in six individual internal compartments inside of the cooling system. Test results indicated that an average of 130 min. cooling was required to reach the suggested oyster temperatures of 7.2° C. and meet the cooling time requirement (i.e., 10 h or less). Airflow is further optimized via fan location and airflow direction, whereby a circulation fan located on the lower part of the 12-volt DC section with an air supply from the 12-volt DC section to the 110-volt AC section provides the optimal condition to achieve relatively uniform temperature distribution.

An energized mounting bracket includes a bracket body with one or more cavities and a charge controller and one or more rechargeable batteries located in the one or more cavities. One or more solar panels can be mounted directly to the bracket body or mounted to a housing of an awning unit and the awning unit coupled to the mounting bracket. The one or more solar panels, the one or more rechargeable batteries, and the charge controller can be wired together to enable charging of the rechargeable batteries with the one or more solar panels. Power from the rechargeable batteries can power a motor mounted with the awning unit and optionally power DC outlets.