Power Box PB-150 150ah Portable Dual Battery System

The PB-150 is designed for the customer looking for that bit more, with the inclusion of the new inverter option for the PB-150 range this allows customers to power up to a 1500w inverter straight from the Power Box.

The applications for the PB-150 are limitless from setting up your new touring rig to running fridges and a cryovac machine on your boat, the options are endless. With an additional 50-amp anderson outlet over the PB-100 it provides the option to run 2 fridges, inverter, 12v electronics and equipment.

The PB-150 definitely doesn’t fall short on quality equipment just like the rest of the range including Redarc 1225D, Powertech 150ah lithium battery, Victron Bluetooth smart shunt, 200ah isolator, and a swag of outlets.

Much like the rest of the range the PB-150 can be colour customised to the customers requirements with 6 colour options available to choose from it is sure to turn heads and be the talk of the camp site.

PB-150 dimensions 196mm wide x 646mm deep x 345mm high.

Weight – 24kg

In stock ready for despatch.

TESTIMONIAL

“The day before a month-long north-west trip, I decided to drop a PB-150 into the trusty HiLux to power a big Engel fridge, a pie oven, a water tank pump and an air compressor.

I had to wire in the power supply cable for the Power Box that I situated in the gap behind the wheel arch in the tub; it took 40 minutes and a half-dozen cable ties to route the Power Box’s pre-terminated and fused 5m in-vehicle charging cable. And as everything else – battery monitor, DC-DC charger etc. – is already wired in, that was it!

Recharging was done through the vehicle on this trip with no solar input, and the PB-150 lasted for days while sitting at camp, and was quick to recharge from its lowest point within a couple of hours of driving.

The corrugations we encountered on the trip were enough to loosen fillings, but the PB-150 kept on doing its thing without any fuss. Even when doused with all the dust the Karijini could throw at it, the Power Box worked as it should.”

Brad 4×4 Australia