GoBlock - Go Anywhere!

Not all portable power is created equal. REDARC’s latest toy, The GoBlock, has been purpose built to provide portable 12v power anywhere, anytime.

Featuring 100Ah of lithium power, as well as USB, accessory, merit, fridge and Anderson outputs, the GoBlock is ideal for charging your smart devices, phones, cameras and drones, and powering lights, compressors, a portable fridge and more. It can be charged from the alternator, from solar, and even trickle charged via AC or DC through your accessory or wall socket. At only 19kgs and designed with no fans or exposed components, it’s the light and portable lithium power system you can take between the beach, worksite, and bush, in the 4wd, boat, or the family car.

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It doesn’t stop there, through REDARC’s RedVision App, you have remote access to a plethora of information, like battery state of charge and input source. You can even activate the Start Battery Recovery mode.

Get ready for cold drinks on the open waters whilst you fish all day. A system built for the most rugged and remote adventure, yet suitable for practically any situation, with The GoBlock, portable 12v power is at the tip of your fingers.

For more information, visit: www.redarcelectronics.co.nz/explore

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