The GOAL ZERO HPP to HPP+ Solar Combinerfrom GOAL ZERO HPP to HPP+ Solar Combinercombines up to four HPP 200+ W compatible solar panels in series to charge the Yeti PRO 4000 power station faster when using more than 600W of power from compatible solar panels.

Four HPP Female Connectors    HPP+ Male Connector    Current Rating: 20 A    Length: 22"

• Yeti PRO 4000 power station
• HPP-equipped Goal Zero solar panels
• 8mm-equipped Goal Zero solar panels (requires HPP male to 8mm female adapter)
• 3-to-1 parallel combiners
• HPP+ extension cables
• Not compatible with Yeti X products

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. In case of an emergency will this device allow me to charge 2 Samsung Galaxy phones and use a fan over night for at least 2 to 3 nights?

A: The phones would not be an issue at all. Fans typically use high current motors that would drain batteries rather quickly.

Q: 2. how can i found out my manufacture date of my yeti 400?

A: I would recommend contacting the Manufacturer which is GOAL ZERO. Telephone Number to GOAL ZERO: (888) 794-6250E-Mail: support@a href= http://goalzero.com target= _blank goalzero.com/a

Q: 3. Can this power up a laserjet printer, monitor and a CPU? If so, for how long?

A: Most UPS manufacturers discourage connecting a laser printer to their equipment due to their excessive startup power requirements. The Yeti 400 would fall under the same restrictions for the same reason. The 400 watt rating is 400 watt hours so drawing 40 watts per hour it would provide 10 hours, 10 watts per hour would give you 40 hours etc. Many devices have a high startup requirement and taper off during their use... The average hourly rate has to be considered to come up with a meaningful serviceable duration. I use it to run LED lighting, charging iPhones, iPads and a Mac computer. Recharge it during the day with 4 Boulder 30 Solar Panels. This is an optimum usage because most of the usage is at night and the topping off of the charge is during the day. Find it usually fully recharged by the time we get up in the morning.

Q: 4. Will the high THD (above 6%) of a portable generator harm this power station if I use the generator to charge it? If I use this power station to charge my phone while it’s plugged into the generator is my phone still protected from high THD? Using this pass through feature is the station basically acting as an inverter to produce pure sine wave from the generator?

A: As per Goal Zero, using a portable generator to charge this Yeti should not damage the device. It should also not damage a phone when plugged into the Yeti while being charged by the generator. The pass through feature does make the station act like an inverter putting out a pure sine wave.

Q: 5. Hi is this safe to take on any plane flght? I plan on travel out of the US to Portugal and want to make sure it's safe to bring on a plane flight.

A: Yes, you can bring the GOAL ZERO Sherpa 100PD Power Bank onto a plane.

Q: 6. In the height of day. How long would the battery take to charge full with solar pannel?

A: Boulder 30 Solar Panel: 26-52 hours. So with the included Boulder 50 probably closer to 18 to 40 hours.

Q: 7. Will it run a home router?

A: Yes, the GOAL ZERO Yeti 400 Portable Power Station BH #GOGZ23000 is capable of powering a home router.

Q: 8. If we charge this unit with 3 150 watt solar panels will it run a 1500 watt thermostated space heater and two lamps?

A: No. The max output is only 400 watts. The input can vary from the amount of panels you link. This lessens the charging time. The output will only be up to 400watts

Q: 9. Can it power a CPAP?

A: For me yeti is very good, my Yeti.

Q: 10. I have a Yeti400 the battery says 100%. Output is 29. I can plug in the zero lanterns and my cell phone. However, when I plug in a very small fan or lamp it will not turn on. I have removed everything else I can’t get the wattage? Is it the battery?

A: This product may be defective. Please contact us: B&H Customer Service Team: Call: 800.221.5743 or 212.239.7765 Email : cs@bhphotovideo.com