Thunder Weekender Portable Battery Box 12V/240V Power Station 300W Pure Sine Inverter $429+Post @ Trailer Camper Australia

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AssociatedLmytca on 20/11/2015 - 19:57 trailercamperaustralia.com.au (378 clicks)
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First time poster. Located in Canberra (might know us as Beetle Exchange) The Thunder Weekender battery box is up against Arkpak AP730; better price, 300w pure sine vs mod sine, 2 x Accessory sockets (cigarette lighter) & 2 x Merit Accessory sockets (no merit Arkpak) Suitable 12v batteries are LEAD ACID, GEL, AGM and CALCIUM and will accommodate batteries rated 60 – 160 Amp hour.

Product review

The Thunder battery box is a 12V battery charger, portable power station, battery management system and a dual-battery system all rolled into one. A great alternative to wiring your car with a dual battery system and it's portable - Portable 240V and 12V Power. Camping power to your lighting, portable fridge, smart phone and laptop all at once.

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  pjetson on 20/11/2015 - 21:24

  I must be missing something. This seems to be just a charger, a 300w inverter, and a box. No battery. And $429.

  Can't I buy the same set of devices for half that price?

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    Russ on 20/11/2015 - 23:37

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    Nope.
    Jaycar 360W (closest Jaycar have) pure sine inverter $269
    http://www.jaycar.com.au/Power-Products-Electrical/Power-Con…
    Jaycar dual-battery isolator $46.06
    http://www.jaycar.com.au/Power-Products-Electrical/Storage-B…

    So with just those two things, over $300 already.

    Add in the mains charger, sockets, switching and box, and I think it will cost the same or more than they are asking, and you've still got to put all the bits together and make it look neat.

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    Associatedmytca @ Trailer Camper Australia on 27/11/2015 - 18:12

    You could build a 12v battery box with components fairly cheap….probably not with all the features on the Thunder Box and not put together as neatly. Seen some shocker DIY jobs…each to their own