No, solar chargers do not necessarily require direct sunlight to maintain power. They can still generate electricity even in indirect sunlight or cloudy conditions, although the charging efficiency may be lower compared to direct sunlight.
Yes, solar chargers do require direct sunlight to maintain power. The photovoltaic cells in solar chargers convert sunlight into electricity, so they need direct exposure to sunlight to generate and store power efficiently.
Yes, solar chargers require direct sunlight to maintain power. Solar panels convert sunlight into electricity, so they need direct exposure to the sun's rays in order to generate and store energy.
