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Tronix Explorer XT 115Vac/60Hz Model with Bag

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Product Name : Tronix Explorer XT 115Vac/60Hz Model with Bag
Description
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The Tronix Explorer XT is a portable power supply (pure sine wave inverter) designed to power flash and power pack units for location shoots. Compared to other inverters, it uses a 24V power source and it is rated at 350 watts continuous power, 1200 watts peak power and recommended up to 2400ws. Equipped with two (2)12V, 7Ah sealed lead acid batteries and efficient circuit design that generates almost a thousand full power pops for 300ws flash units. It takes 3-5 hours to charge the unit. This unit is compatible with voltages for the following countries: USA, Canada, Mexico, Central American countries, Saudi Arabia, some parts of Japan, Taiwan. [Download User's Guide][Compatibility Chart]
Price
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$ 389
Shipping cost
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$45.00
Product Dimension
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37cm x 14cm x 18cm (8.2 kgs/18lbs)
Availability
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IN STOCK

Product Name : Tronix Explorer XT 115Vac/60Hz Model with Bag

Description : The Tronix Explorer XT is a portable power supply (pure sine wave inverter) designed to power flash and power pack units for location shoots. Compared to other inverters, it uses a 24V power source and it is rated at 350 watts continuous power, 1200 watts peak power and recommended up to 2400ws. Equipped with two (2)12V, 7Ah sealed lead acid batteries and efficient circuit design that generates almost a thousand full power pops for 300ws flash units. It takes 3-5 hours to charge the unit. This unit is compatible with voltages for the following countries: USA, Canada, Mexico, Central American countries, Saudi Arabia, some parts of Japan, Taiwan. [Download User's Guide][Compatibility Chart]

Price :$ 389

Shipping cost:$45.00

Product Dimension :37cm x 14cm x 18cm (8.2 kgs/18lbs)

Availability:IN STOCK

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