travelpak battery system
The award-winning, original and Travelpak - Key The
unrivalled Travelpak battery system
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Control Panel
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Carry Handle. square6
Gemini Power Socket.
Charge Status LEDs.
is now even better.
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Features
Simple & lightweight location power.
The restyled Travelpak makes working on long
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Unique easy battery swapping.
location shoots easy thanks to its unique new
hot-swap battery feature.
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Standard & extended battery options.
Now if a battery starts to fade on a lengthy
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Power up to two Gemini monolights.
assignment photographers can simply unclip the
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Fast & Slow recycling option.
control panel unit from the depleted battery and
clip on a fully-charged battery - no more waiting
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Batteries can be charged independently.
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New, attractive styling.
System
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Recessed switches & sockets.
The Travelpak system has two sizes of battery -
allowing photographers to choose the power and
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Robust all-metal panel construction.
Battery
size to suit their own specific needs.
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Easy to read battery level indicator.
Able to support up to two Bowens Gemini
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Durable moulded cables.
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Dummy-plug stowage compartment.

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to a massive 3000Ws, recycle to full power at
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Convenient quick-clip shoulder strap.
Recharge from mains or car-charger.
speeds up to 2 seconds* and offers up to 750
shots on a single charge*.
Control Panel Technical Data:
monolights
Only the Travelpak from Bowens offers
Width: 170mm [6
3
⁄4”]
location photographers such portable
Depth: 140mm [5
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Battery Level Indicator. square6
Charger Connection.
1
⁄2”]
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Portable
versatility.
Height: 120mm [5”]
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Fast/Slow Charge Switch.
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* See performance table. Weight: 1.5kg [3.8lbs]
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On/Off Switch.
Fuse Holder.
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