your vehicle). Ever use a two-way radio on a weekend trail ride? Use it to ‘recharge’ rechargeable batter- ies. Do this via the built-in 150 watt inverter (making it a traditional home outlet), a 5V USB port, two typical 12V car adapters or an Anderson plug (an Anderson plug is a very popular, heavy duty 2 pin plug normally used for running portable fridges or charg- ing batteries typically in countries like Australia, New Zealand and the UK but also in use in Canada).
How much power? With a typical 130Ah deep- cycle battery, you’ll get 3 days of continuous 110V power or up to 7 days of 12V power based on an appliance like a 37L fridge or a 19” LCD TV.
Take virtually any deep-cycle battery and drop it into the ArkPak. The built-in 6-amp, 7-stage Smart Charger will recharge the battery overnight while plugged in at home. The Smart Charger is an onboard microprocessor that maximizes the charge rate to enhance battery life. You can check up on how it’s doing via the LCD display (the Time Tracker) that will tell you how long it will take to reach full charge as well as how much juice you have left when it’s in use.
You can also re-charge the ArkPak directly from
your vehicle using an optional 12V DC/DC car adapter or better yet via your own solar panels (or the Anderson plug).
SURE, WE USE OUR 4WD’S TO ESCAPE THE MODERN WORLD. But escaping is even better with some night-lights, cold bevies around the campfire, and a camera all charged up ready to capture the memories. Having a reliable power supply on the trail and around the campsite makes for a more enjoyable adventure.
FOR MORE INFORMATION, TECH’ SPECS AND TO WATCH THE ARKPAK VIDEO VISIT:
WWW.ARKCORP.COM.AU
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