LibertyPak Little Genny LG400
For situations demanding more power or power over longer periods, the portable-size Big Genny 1000 can provide 960 Watt hours (1100W peak). For higher portable power demands, the Big Genny 1000 provides pure sine wave 117V 60Hz AC and 24V DC power, and when used in conjunction with LibertyPak chargers, it becomes an uninterruptable power supply.
Superior Performance
The chemical makeup of the new LibertyPak batteries allow for much faster recharge rates over lithium-ion cobalt and NiMH without the worry of battery memory or shortening its life span. In fact, LibertyPak batteries last four to six times longer with over 2,000 recharge cycles compared to cobalt, which last only about 300-400 cycles. LibertyPak's trademarked SliC Technology, or safe lithium cell chemistry, will allow four times the sustained energy release, which means more power with less heat and higher efficiency. Thus, the LibertyPak lithium-ion SLiC products are superior to other technologies on a cost-per-cell basis and in charge retention, voltage stability and life span. After a year of storage, a fully charged LibertyPak battery will have lost less than 10% of its charge.
Plane-Friendly
Whether carried on, checked as luggage or sent via courier, LibertyPak portable battery power sources feature state-of-the-art cells with an electronic patented assembly that contains components certified to comply with U.N.-DOT guidelines and IATA regulations for airline travel. Because LibertyPak cells are not prone to thermal runaway, they are much safer than lithium-ion cobalt. Each LibertyPak unit comes with a sticker showing the U.N.-DOT certification number, which helps avoid airport security holdups.
Planet-Friendly
LibertyPak batteries are non-toxic and recyclable without need for special materials handling. All components - the main ones being lithium, iron, phosphate, aluminum and copper - are non-hazardous and RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) compliant. LibertyPak's SliC Technology batteries are ecologically neutral, whereas cobalt is mined in conditions world-recognized as inhumane and requires special handling in recycling and returning it to the earth.