Can The ArkPak 715 Portable Power Station Be Charged Via Truck Bed-Mounted Outlet?
Question:
I was thinking of using this product with an optima yellow top that I have to run my ARB fridge as well as other 12v items…. I was going to have the ArkPak plugged into a 100 watt outlet that I have in the bed of the truck that I can turn on while driving.. Any issues with this application?
asked by: Trevor
Expert Reply:
The ArkPak 715 Portable Power Station w/ 150 Watt Inverter - 120V # AP715US can be charged via 12V DC or 120V AC, so your truck bed-mounted outlet should have no problem charging your Optima battery in the ArkPak Power Station. The product listing for the ArkPak shows that it can power a 40 liter 12V Fridge/Freezer for up to 168 hours so that should work well for your ARB fridge. This power station has current output of up to 7 amps DC and 4 amps AC.
I attached a short demonstration video for you.
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ArkPak 715 Portable Power Station w/ 150 Watt Inverter - 120V
- Portable Chargers
- Power Stations
- AC Outlet
- DC Outlet
- USB A
- Large
- USB Cable Not Included
- Electric
- Ark
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