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Core SWX Renegade Mobile Power Station
Available in 3 Configurations
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Core SWX Renegade Mobile Power Station 777wh
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Core SWX Renegade XL Mobile Power Station 1376wh
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Core SWX Renegade XL48 Mobile Power Station 1376wh
Core SWX Renegade Mobile Power Station 777wh
The Core SWX Renegade Mobile Power Station is specifically designed to provide power to cinema cameras, lights, and other heavy-duty equipment on film sets. It has numerous power output ports and voltages available to accommodate different types of gear. The power station's internal construction is made up of a 777Wh Lithium Iron Phosphate battery. You can choose to output regulated power through two 4-pin XLR ports at 15V, two 3-pin XLR ports at 28V, or one powerCON port at 48V to power devices as needed.
Features
- 15 and 28V XLR, 28V powerCON Outputs
- 777Wh Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery
- Charges in 3.5 Hours
- Backlit LCD
- 3-Pin XLR Charging Input
- Includes PFQ8 Charger
Core SWX Renegade XL Mobile Power Station 1376wh
Looking for a reliable power source for your camera and lighting equipment during high-demand productions? The Renegade XL1 Mobile Power Station from Core SWX is the perfect solution. With multiple outputs and voltages to support power-hungry gear, this mobile power station comes with a detailed status display and VoltBridge technology for easy monitoring.
Features
- Designed for Hybrid Cine/Lighting
- 14 and 28V XLR, 48V XLR/powerCON Outputs
- D-Tap and USB Outputs
- 1376Wh Li-Ion Battery Charges in 5 Hours
- OLED Display with Diagnostic Reporting
- Internal Charger or Works with SFQ40 Show Less
Core SWX Renegade XL48 Mobile Power Station 1376wh
If you're in need of a reliable power source for your professional lighting needs during high-demand productions, the Renegade XL48 Mobile Power Station from Core SWX is a great option. With multiple outputs and voltages to accommodate a range of power-hungry gear on your set, this mobile power station also comes equipped with a detailed status display and VoltBridge technology for easy monitoring.
Features
- Designed for Hybrid Cine/Lighting
- 2 x 48 VDC powerCON Outputs
- D-Tap/SmartTap and USB Outputs
- 1376Wh Li-Ion Battery Charges in 5 Hours
- OLED Display with Diagnostic Reporting
- Internal Charger or Works with SFQ40
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Product Overview
Available in 3 Configurations
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Core SWX Renegade Mobile Power Station 777wh
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Core SWX Renegade XL Mobile Power Station 1376wh
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Core SWX Renegade XL48 Mobile Power Station 1376wh
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