“Blink recommends non-rechargeable lithium batteries. Does this bypass the batteries when it’s charged with solar and batteries kick in when the solar power is depleted?”
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I found it does not work Would avoid this item Claims no batteries needed.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The solar charger can work in a way that the solar panels charge the non-rechargeable lithium batteries during the day when there's sunlight available. The energy from the solar panels can either directly power the device or be stored in the batteries for later use, especially during periods when there isn't enough sunlight.
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