Amid the growing needs of the future population, it is difficult to maintain a balance between sustainability and development. In my humble opinion, sustainable goals should aim at fulfilling the needs of today as well as keeping in mind the requirements of future generations. A California-based company, Jackery, a pioneer in the solar generator industry seconds my thought.
The company is one of the world’s biggest manufacturers of outdoor solar utilities and has now come with a PV-powered tent to make your camping fun and sustainable. Dubbed the LightTent-AIR, the tent from Jackery is en route to reshape the future of camping. Jackery teased the tent at CES 2023 (which appears to be a prototype) and plans to launch it two years from now.
Jackery LightTent-AIR features solar panels that can generate up to 1,200W of power. The power is stored in the built-in electricity storage modules and can be used to power appliances and lights in the tent.
Secure and sustainable, the tent doubles as a camping hut and a solar power system. Made from waterproof and flame-retardant PVC-coated fabric, the LightTent-AIR exterior has heat-insulating properties and is easy to clean. As per the company’s press release, the flexible GaAs solar panels are fitted on the adjustable canopy, thus offering more outdoor living space.
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The tent’s interior is quite spacious and can accommodate up to four people with ease. Designed to be self-supporting, the inflatable tent does not require any pole to poise itself. Overall, the tent offers a comfortable and cozy stay for camping enthusiasts.
Other than the inflatable tent, the company also announced a solar power generator, a portable wind-power generator, and a wheeled battery system, at the recently concluded CES.
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