A rugged, high power density lithium-ion solution for charging and powering operational devices on the battlefield—a slim, lightweight battery that packs enough power in one charge for a 12-hour mission
Contains as much power as 64 AA NiCd batteries and offers 4 times the power density, guaranteeing best-in-class power density
SoloPack display is push-button activated and gives a clear readout of remaining change
Robust, multi-layered shock absorption protects against the rigors of combat
Weighing only 1.2 lbs (550 g), the SoloPack’s slim design reduces weight burden and the number of disposable batteries carried by soldiers
Specifically designed for user-friendly integration with currently fielded equipment, such as Nett Warrior systems and SMBus v1.1
Reliable operational performance under environmental conditions ranging from -32°C to +55°C
MSGT J.B., National Assessment Center
We’re able to get two days of operations out of a Nerv Centr SharePack and Nerv Centr SoloPack without charging them. Additionally, the ability to use, direct, harvest and share capability is a feature Warrior Pak doesn’t really offer. Lastly, Galvion’s Customer Service is the best I’ve seen to date.
MSgt L.M., Chief JTAC-Instructor, 146th ASOS
The SoloPack had great battery life. I used the battery to power one PRC 152 for approximately 6 hours a day for 14 days. I typically receive 3 days of usage. I liked the power notification bar on the top of the SoloPack Battery. The size of the battery was great. The SoloPack never overheated which is important for our safety. Overall I am excited to see a new take on sustainable power.
A.H., Field Applications Engineer Manager
... I’m running a longevity battery test with SoloPack on a 950---- been running for 21+ hours and battery is reporting 60% capacity remaining. So cool!
Captain, Georgia Army National Guard, Bravo Company
The Galvion Solo Pack Batteries with the MBITR Attachments allowed a soldier to sustain an MBITR for ten days with only two of these batteries. While most MBITR batteries will lose their charge after a few hours, the Solo Pack Batteries did not start to drop below 20 percent charge until day five. The battery has a built-in vent on top in order to keep the battery cool as it is being used. It also displays to the user the amount of battery power left in increments of 20. This allows the user to know how many days they have left before a new battery is needed. The battery fits perfectly inside a magazine pouch, and the adapter chord to the MBITR is long enough to reach the soldier’s radio pouch.
Galvion’s Nerv Centr® family of power management solutions offer distinct, measurable, and immediate benefits for modern warfighters
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