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300W Emergency Power Station
From R8,290.49 ex VAT
This 300W Emergency Power Station provides dependable backup during power cuts. It charges phones, laptops, and small appliances. Its compact, 1kg design makes it an ideal promotional item for your brand.
Provide dependable power during outages with the 300W Emergency Power Station, an ideal general promotional item. This portable power station helps keep essential devices running when the electricity is off.
- Delivers 300W of output, suitable for charging phones, laptops, and small appliances.
- Features a compact and portable design, weighing 1kg for easy transport.
- Comes in a practical black colour.
- Offers a reliable backup power supply for use during load shedding or outdoor activities.
This 300W Emergency Power Station is a practical item for corporate branding, ensuring your company's name is seen during essential times.
Barron
This 300W Emergency Power Station provides dependable backup during power cuts. It charges phones, laptops, and small appliances. Its compact, 1kg design makes it an ideal promotional item for your brand.
From R8,290.49 ex VAT
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