Proactive 60 Amp Mobile Battery Pack
Features
- Easy to read display shows remaining battery voltage
- Incorporates 60 Amp AGM non-spillable battery
- USB plug output for charging cell phone
- Expedited repair and warranty service
- Lifetime technical support
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The Proactive 60 Amp Mobile Battery Pack is a compact, durable and portable 12 volt DC system specifically designed for most of Proactive’s 12 volt DC pumps. This self-contained, rechargeable 12-volt system can very easily replace gas generators or automotive batteries.
The 60 Amp Mobile Battery Pack is great for groundwater and surface water sampling applications that require "no spark" at the power source. The 60 Amp Mobile Battery Pack is as easy as 1..2..3... First, The field technician confirms that the "master power switch" is turned to the "off" position. Second, the field technician hooks up the Proactive 12 volt DC pump to the 60 Amp Mobile Battery Pack; Positive connection first to the 60 Amp Mobile Battery Pack and then negative connection from the pump to the negative terminal on the 60 Amp Mobile Battery Pack. Thirdly, the field technician turns the "master power switch" to the "on" position, energizing the 60 Amp Mobile Battery Pack. By following this exact sequence of events will "practically eliminate" a spark from the Proactive 60 Amp Mobile Battery Pack.
- Internal Battery Charger: 8 Amp
- Measurements: 16.5" width x 8.5" depth x 13.5" height
- Weight: 50 lbs.
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