CREATE YOUR OWN PORTABLE POWER STATION
The Heavy Duty Battery Box Pro model gives you more ways to utilise your auxiliary battery power. It comes with an integrated wireless charger, and a wide array of ports, plugs and sockets to give you the power you need, however you need it.
The battery box can accommodate batteries of all chemistries up to 330mm x 180mm x 240mm in size. It's durable ABS construction is built to last and all ports are recessed to reduce the risk of breakage. You'll find three 12V lighter sockets with 10A fuses, two dual USB-C and Quick Charge USB-A ports, four 50A Anderson style plugs, a 175A Anderson-style plug for jump-starting, and a three coil wireless charging pad.
KEY FEATURES
- Constructed from UL 94V-0 compliant fire-resistant ABS plastic
- Multiple port types allows you to connect a range of devices
- Easily connect a DC/DC charger or solar panel to charge the battery, or use the optional and to charge directly from crank battery
- Can be used to jump start vehicles using our optional
- All ports are recessed into the body to reduce likelihood of damage
- Wirelss charging pad (max. 15W)
- Easily see battery status with digital display
EASY DUAL BATTERY SETUP
For a dual battery setup, simply connect your primary power source to one of the 50A Anderson-style plugs, and the auxiliary battery's charge status and voltage will appear on the digital display. Having extra power on your next trip couldn't be easier.
Whether you’re camping in the sticks or weathering the summer storms, the Hardkorr Heavy Duty Battery Box allows you to quickly and easily create a portable 12V power station when paired with a compatible battery.
With its compact size and wide range of electrical connections available, there’s practically nothing you can throw at this box that it won’t accommodate. If you experience a black out and the fridge is starting to thaw, the Battery Box provides a simple and safe way to get your camp fridge powered up.
Need a jump-start? The 175A Anderson-style plug has you covered for connecting a pair of jumper leads for your vehicle’s main battery. When it’s time to recharge, the 50A Anderson-style plugs give you a direct interface for charging with your solar panels.
