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Larson Electronics Releases a Series of Portable Solar Power Battery Packs

January 31, 2017 By Jennifer Calhoon Leave a Comment

Larson Electronics has released a new series of portable battery packs powered with lithium-ion batteries that offer multiple charging capabilities.

These battery packs are powered by lithium ion batteries with a Samsung ICR18650-3.7V-2600mAh cell. These units are designed for off-grid use in remote locations with solar panel compatibility (Escape 30, Boulder 15, Nomad 27, and Nomad 13). These solar units are available in a 300 watt rated output, a 2,000 watt rated output, and a 500 watt rated output. The units come with versatile AC and PV charging options and can be charged by a wall charger, a car charger, and solar charger. A digital panel displays the status of the battery in real-time. For seamless transportation and handling, a pop-up handle may be deployed.

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The battery pack supports 120/240 volts AC output voltages and frequencies. A Type G AC output socket/charging cable is supported by this unit. This product can be charged using solar panels (PV) with a max input voltage of 150Vdc and MPPT input voltage of 18~50 volts DC. The portable battery pack weighs 26.4 pounds and measures 15.9 x 8.4 x 10.2 inches, making it easy to carry from one location to another.

“These new battery packs were designed for off-grid use in remote locations, such as campsites, temporary bases, emergency service centers, and more,” said Rob Bresnahan, CEO of Larson Electronics. “These units can be used to power a wide range of heavy duty tools and equipment, including laptops, portable machines, and mobile devices.”

Larson
www.larsonelectronics.com

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