Questions & Answers

Q: QuestionWhat is the maximum power delivery of this EcoFlow Power Hat?

• A:Answer The EcoFlow Power Hat has a maximum power delivery of 12 watts.

Q: QuestionWhat kind of solar panel is used in the EcoFlow Power Hat?

• A:Answer The EcoFlow Power Hat uses a monocrystalline silicon panel for its solar charging capabilities.

Q: QuestionHow much does the EcoFlow Power Hat weigh?

• A:Answer This power hat is lightweight and weighs only 0.8 pounds.

Q: QuestionIs the EcoFlow Power Hat waterproof?

• A:Answer Yes, the Power Hat is IP65 waterproof and dustproof rated, making it safe to use in humid environments and light rain.

Q: QuestionI just wanted to try to understand how the maker thought this was a good idea??? Let’s make a hat that has very little aesthetically pleasing nature and make it into a solar panel, so people can run a cord from said hat into their device!!! Great Idea

Asked 1 year ago by Bishop759.

• A:Answer The idea behind the EcoFlow Power Hat is to combine the functionality of solar energy with a wearable accessory, appealing to those who are eco-conscious and tech-savvy. It may not be the pinnacle of fashion, but it aims to offer a practical solution for charging devices on the go, especially in situations where carrying extra power banks might be inconvenient.

  Answered 1 year ago by Ecoflow Team

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Q: QuestionWhy is this hat, meant to worn in the sun, showing summer scenes in the photos, black, a colour which is well-known to absorb and retain heat, making it a poor choice to be worn on the head in temperatures above 16C?

Asked 1 year ago by BlackRetainsHeat.

• A:Answer Some hats are black, others are gray. I think they chose that color, cause it's better that way. Never have I seen a panel, in a color other than black. If it gets to hot, I shall put it in its sack.

  Answered 1 year ago by Anonymous

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Q: QuestionCan the aliens see me while I am wearing this hat? and if so will it deliver electric shock on brain command?

Asked 5 months ago by Zman.

• A:Answer Thank you for your interest in the EcoFlow Power Hat! Here's a quick overview of what it offers: The EcoFlow Power Hat is a wide-brimmed, solar-powered hat designed for outdoor use. It features high-efficiency solar panels built into the brim, allowing you to charge small devices like smartphones or Bluetooth headphones via USB-A or USB-C ports. Key Features: 1. Integrated solar panels (23–24% efficiency) 2. Charges devices directly via USB-C/USB-A 3. Sun protection with UPF 50+ rating 4. Water-resistant and foldable design (IP65) 5. Lightweight and comfortable for extended wear It’s perfect for hiking, fishing, camping, or any activity where sun exposure and charging access are both important.

  Answered 5 months ago by Ecoflow Team

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Q: Questionis there an output rating for this?

Asked 1 year ago by GaryR.

• A:Answer The output rating according to Ecoflow is 12 watts, which is shared between the two ports. From real-life use, the max I have seen from mine has been ~10 watts in a full sun overhead. It actually does pretty well in low light conditions too. Giving ~4-5 watts on cloudy days. It actually puts out more power than some foldable solar panels measuring 11" x 38" I have, even when they are faced directly in the sun. Though they are designed to hang off your backpack.

  Answered 5 months ago by darryl

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