POWER PRODUCTS, ADAPTERS & CABLES |
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The Hardened Tactical Power Unit–Nine (HTPU-9) is a self contained, water resistant, power unit, capable of holding nine XX90 type batteries providing a long-duration (up to 195Ah) tactical power solution in austere field environments. (12 or 24V DC output) |
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The Hardened Tactical Power Unit–Four (HTPU-4) is a self contained, water resistant, power unit, capable of holding four XX90 type batteries providing a long-duration (up to 88Ah) tactical power solution in austere field environments. (12 or 24V DC output |
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The Hardened Tactical Power Unit–One (HTPU-1) is a self contained, water resistant, Single Battery Power Unit (SBPU), capable of holding one XX90 type battery providing a long-duration (up to 22Ah) tactical power solution in austere field environments. (12 or 24V DC output) |
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Primary among the many tasks that this tactical expedient power solutions kit helps with is the support for military and industrial uses of electrical power systems of otherwise commercial vehicles in order to, particularly communications equipment operation. The kit includes a large variety cables, connectors, AC/DC inverters, DC/DC convertors, and other power related items. |
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Hardened Tactical Cable Assemblies (HTCA02/04) are extremely tough XX90 type battery cables, built with heavy commercial and military applications in mind, (2 wire 12V & 24V output). Also distributed by Ultralife Battery Compnay. (CA0006, CA0007 & CA0008) |
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| Six-bay battery charger/conditioner mounted in a ruggedized environmentally resistant case, which provides a reliable and consistent recharge of up to six batteries simultaneously. |
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| Multi-battery chemistry capable, ruggedized 2-bay battery charger. Capable of charging a variety of XX90 series rechargeable batteries including the Ultralife Lithium Ion UBI2590 battery |
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| The RRT Single Bay Battery Charger, is a state-of-the-art, high performance lightweight portable charger, contained within a weather and high-impact resistant case intended for the desktop but tough enough to travel and operate in the field. |
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