Highwild6-Volt Solar Panel Charger for 6V Feeder Battery - Deer Feeder Outdoor Waterproof Solar Charger with Mounting Hardware

Working as advertised. I have installed it on my accessory battery for the golf cart until hunting season starts again. I will install it on the feeder at that time.

Easy installation and keeps battery charged.

Easy to install but after 2 months my battery is dead I bought one a couple years ago and it is still working so purchased again and bad results.Highwild says they're sending a replacement.We'll see and I'll update

Obviously, on something like this, only time will tell as to how good it actually is. However, it appears to be well made. The metal cable shielding is a must to keep squirrels from eating the wires. I really like the fact that they put the 1/4 inch battery terminals on the wires instead of alligator clips. I have bought several other models in the past (12 volt) and the alligator clips they put on are larger than the sleeves used to clamp down the cable, so there is no way to put a sleeve on either side of the wall of the feeder to secure it into place. These were great. They just slipped through the hole and they plugged directly and securely onto the battery without the worry of them slipping off, the way alligator clips do.

Seller was great. Price was much cheaper that similar items. Delivery was excellent.I haven't put solar panel to use yet. My initial thoughts are a 4. There are 2 screws that hold the panel to the bracket. Both have pre-molded recess for the nuts. One is deformed. Also two rubber gaskets are provided but no instructions or info on what to use them for. Durability is TBD. I ordered one to test. I have 5 feeders that need a solar panel. This is a test item.I give the seller 5 stars, product 4 stars.

I bought this to power a digital clock in my garage, so not exactly the intended use, but it’s working great.The instructions aren’t very clear how to put it all together, but I figured it out. After drilling a few holes in our house, I was able to mount it on a south facing wall and routed the cable into the garage.

Working well

This solar cell is being used to keep a 6 volt battery charged. I like that this unit is well built and has a bracket that attached easily to a pole clamp at the right angle for good sun concentration. The wires were insulated in a kind of romex sleeve and was easy to run into the battery compartment of the feeder and stay sealed from moisture. Since my rechargeable battery hasn't drained as of yet I will assume it to be working properly through my cheap 6 volt charge controller. It's attached to a small low profile deer feeder in the backyard that I modified from using four AAA batteries at 6 volts. I took the batteries out and soldered two wires from + and - to a charge controller. I placed it inside the feeder along with a rechargeable 6 volt battery. I placed this 6 volt solar cell on the outside facing South at about 45 degrees elevation. So far, it seems to be compatible with my charge controller. I will put a voltmeter on the battery to see if it is staying properly charged and update this rating if necessary.