What is a companion Rover lithium 40ah power station?

The Companion Rover Lithium 40Ah Power Station belied its diminutive size and packed plenty of power to keep electrical gear charged on the recent Simpson Desert adventure. Image credit: Justin Walker Companion’s Rover Lithium 40Ah Power Station offers plenty of portable electric grunt to ensure ample power for your camping adventures.

How much power does a companion Rover 40 Power Station have?

The Companion Rover 40 Power Station is small in size but packs a decent punch, offering 40amp of lithium power in a package that weighs just 6.5kg, which is enough to keep my 47L myCOOLMAN fridge running for just under two full days without a charge. I can charge the power station back up via 240V mains, 12V or solar.

Is Rover lithium 40ah a good power station?

The Rover Lithium 40Ah Power Station’s diminutive size belies its literal power and for those looking for a portable charging solution for their camping adventures, this unit is well worth a look. For those after more camp-side grunt, Companion’s Rover 70Ah Power Station is another option, albeit with a seriously hefty jump in asking price.

How much does a companion-rover-40ah-lithium-power-station cost?

We have purchased the companion-rover-40ah-lithium-power-station from BCF on special for $529 ($484.62 after using e-gift cards from Red Energy for BCF). And were curious what brand and details of Solar panels people have used to charge it with? and is it best to: Charge Battery while driving with a fridge connected to battery?

How to use a 40ah power station?

Step 1 . 40AH POWER STATION POWERING APPLIANCES The power station consists of multiple outputs that can be used at the same time. Step 1. Turn on the power station by holding the power button for three seconds. Step 2.

What is the 40ah power station warranty policy?

40AH POWER STATION WARRANTY POLICY 1. Products distributed by Adventure Operations Australia Pty Ltd and any of our subsidiaries come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage.