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Goal Zero Sherpa 50 Power Bank With Inverter

Name: Goal Zero Sherpa 50 Power Bank With Inverter
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SKU: GZ42042

Vendor: Goal Zero

Category: Portable Solar

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Description

Sherpa 50 Power Bank with Inverter

A portable power supply for keeping computers and tablets charged on the go. The Goal Zero Sherpa 50 Power Bank With Inverter is small and light, so your gear can now go the same distance as you and recharges quickly from the wall, car, or sun. (The Sherpa 50 will not charge a MacBook Pro; instead, use a Sherpa 100 or bigger power pack.)

Sherpa 50 with Inverter Highlights

50-watt hour lithium battery with USB and 12V outputs for phones, tablets and more - sidecar port for included AC inverter
Lightweight and packable - weighs less than a bottle of water and airplane-ready to fit conveniently in any carry-on
Charges up quickly from the wall with included adapter - pair with any Nomad Solar Panel to charge up from the power of the sun

Three Ways to Charge the Sherpa 50

Recharge from the sun by connecting a compatible solar panel. Charge time is dependent on the size of the solar panel - the Nomad 14 Plus will fully recharge the Sherpa 50 in about 8-16 hours
Plug it into the wall - fully recharges in about 3 hours
Recharge from your car 12V adapter in about 2-3 hours

What Can the Sherpa 50 Power?

The Goal Zero Sherpa 50 Power Bank With Inverter is great for all your smaller or multiple USB powered devices:

Smartphone 3-4 Recharges
POV Camera 9 Recharges
Headlamp 8-16 Recharges
Tablet 1-2 Recharges
Laptop 1 Recharge
Light-a-Life 16 Hours

Tech Specs

Charge Times

Wall Charger (30W): 3 Hours

Car Charger (30W): 3 Hours

Nomad 13 Solar Panel: 8-16 Hours

Nomad 20 Solar Panel: 6-12 Hours

Battery Details

Cell Type: Li-NMC

Peak Capacity: 58Wh (11V, 5200mAh)

Lifecycles: hundreds of cycles

Shelf-life: Keep plugged in, or charge every 3-6 months

Fuses: 15A, user replaceable fuse

Management system: Charging and low-battery protection built-in

Ports

USB port (output): 5V, up to 1.5A (7.5W max), regulated

6mm port (output, 6mm, green, hexagon): 12V, up to 8A (100W max), regulated

Laptop port (output, 7.4mm, orange, square): 19V, up to 5A (100W max), regulated

Sidecar port (chain, 9mm): 9-13V, up to 10A (100W max)

AC inverter US: 110V, up to 0.7A (75W max), 60Hz, modified sine wave

AC inverter Int. (output, sold separately): 220V, up to 0.35A (75W max), 50Hz, modified sine wave

Charging port (input, 8mm, blue circle): 14-25V, up to 2A (30W max)

Sidecar port (inverter): 9-13V, up to 10A (120W max)

General

Weight: 1.2 lbs (544 g)

UV Coated to prevent scratching

Power Pack Dimensions: 4.5 x 1.5 x 5.25 in (11.4 x 3.8 x 13.3 cm)

Power Pack Dimensions: 1 x 1.5 x 5.25 in (2.5 x 3.8 x 13.3 cm)

Operating usage temp.: 32-104 F (0-40 C)

FAQ

How do I know the Sherpa is turned on?
Push the power button below the LCD batter monitor and it will light up.

How do I know if I have a full charge?
The LCD battery monitor displays charge level in 20% increments. If all areas are shaded and the top segment says “Full” then it is charged up and ready to go.

Is the Sherpa waterproof?
No. Although the Sherpa 50 is durable, you will want to protect it from elements. Make sure the ports are dry before using the device.

Can I take the Sherpa on an airplane?
Yes, the Sherpa meets all requirements for carry-on and is perfect for keeping your devices charged on long flights. Please check with airline for current regulation.

How long can the Sherpa hold its charge?
It can hold its charge for several months. However, to keep the battery healthy and ready to go, we recommend that you leave your Sherpa plugged in between uses. If this is not possible, charge it every 3-4 months.

What type of battery is used in the Sherpa?
Lithium-ion NMC. It has these advantages: stores more energy; smaller and lighter watt for watt; and retains its charge even after months of storage.

Can I chain multiple Sherpas together?
Yes. You can chain two Sherpas together through the sidecar port. See video for details.

Why did the Sherpa 50 turn off automatically?
The Sherpa 50 has a built-in feature that turns the unit off after a period of inactivity. This saves power. To override this mode and keep it in “always on” mode, simply hold down the power button for about 10 seconds. A small “ON” icon will appear in the upper left side of the LCD battery monitor if you are in “always on” mode. In this case, it will only turn off if it runs out of power or you turn it off.

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Charge Times

	Nomad 7	Nomad 13	Nomad 20
Switch 8	4-8 Hours	4 Hours	4 Hours
Flip 10	2.5-5 Hours	2.5 Hours	2.5 Hours
Switch 10	4-8 Hours	4 Hours	4 Hours
Guide 10 Plus	3-6 Hours	2.5-5 Hours	2.5-5 Hours
Venture 30	8-16 Hours	6-12 Hours	5-6 Hours
Sherpa 50	Not Recommended	8-16 Hours	6-12 Hours
Sherpa 100	Not Recommended	15-30 Hours	10-20 Hours
Escape 150	Not Recommended	26-52 Hours	17-34 Hours
Yeti 150	Not Recommended	26-52 Hours	17-34 Hours
Yeti 400	Not Recommended	Not Recommended	40-80 Hours
Yeti 1250	Not Recommended	Not Recommended	Not Recommended

Charge Times

	Boulder 15	Boulder 30 Escape 30	Boulder 90
Switch 8	Not Compatible	Not Compatible	Not Compatible
Flip 10	2.5 Hours	Not Compatible	Not Compatible
Switch 10	4 Hours	Not Compatible	Not Compatible
Guide 10 Plus	Not Compatible	Not Compatible	Not Compatible
Venture 30	7-15 Hours	Not Compatible	Not Compatible
Sherpa 50	8-16 Hours	4-8 Hours	1-3 Hours
Sherpa 100	13-26 Hours	7-14 Hours	3-6 Hours
Escape 150	22-44 Hours	11-22 Hours	Not Compatible
Yeti 150	22-44 Hours	11-22 Hours	3-6 Hours
Yeti 400	53-106 Hours	26-52 Hours	9-18 Hours
Yeti 1250	Not Recommended	80-160 Hours	27-54 Hours