Xpower Powerpack 1500 Portable Power Companion By Xantrex on 2040-parts.com
Fairfield, California, United States
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Item is in great working condition. Has been sitting unused in my garage so will need to be cleaned off, in otherwise perfect condition. It just doesn't get the use here it was originally purchased for. Originally paid $670 for the unit. Original Description of Item: Backup Power for Emergency Preparedness The XPower™ Powerpack 1500 is a backup power system that can supply up to 1500 W of household electricity and is an excellent alternative to a generator. It’s quiet and has no fumes, fuel or moving parts, making it safe for indoor use. This mobile workhorse can also be used outdoors, and operates a wide variety of electronics including communication devices, power tools, full-size appliances and more. Combined in a rugged cart, the XPower Powerpack 1500 can be easily wheeled from room-to-room or outdoors over rough terrain. Product Features:
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