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Innovatronix now shipping SnapPower portable power pack
- 12-01-2007
- Categorized in: Other
The SnapPower is comprised of an Innovatronix-designed 300W continuous DC-to-DC converter, charging circuitry and twin 12V/12Ah sealed lead-acid batteries connected in series to operate at 24VDC internally. It's all contained in a sturdy metal case with a rounded metal handle and features either two 120VDC or 230VDC output sockets, depending on the model.Its 37cm x 14cm x 18cm (14.5in x 5.5in x 7in) black shell is nearly identical in size and appearance to the Tronix Explorer 1200, the AC inverter-based unit the company released in 2004, though at 26.5 pounds (12kg), the SnapPower is considerably heavier. But whereas the Explorer 1200 is intended to power studio-type strobes on location (and has been a dependable workhorse here), the SnapPower is meant for everything else: printers, laptops, computer displays, chargers and more. The SnapPower also incorporates a port for an auxiliary external battery, though Innovatronix is still evaluating whether they will produce an add-on pack. REad the full article here