Jadoo Power expands fuel cell line

FillOne, which weighs 3lb, is a refill station that provides the rapid refill time needed for users on the go

Author:: TVTechnology
Publish date:: May 10, 2006

Jadoo Power Systems has introduced the FillOne refill station, PowerBase desktop support stand and N-Stor360 fuel canister for its line of fuel cell products for the broadcast industry.

FillOne, which weighs 3lb, was designed for the mobile and independent user market. It is capable of operating with a 12VDC voltage input. The single-port FillOne refill station provides the necessary rapid refill time for users on the go. It can be directly powered by a Fuel Cell Power unit.

PowerBase is a support stand that readies the fuel cell power unit for use in the field or bench. Combined with the new N-Stor360 canister, which delivers 360 hours of energy, users have everything needed to use fuel cell power for extended off-grid applications.

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