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After a little bit of help if possible, looking for a powerer bank, does anyone know if the large fox 96000mah is comparable to ultimate power bank specs look similar to me but I'm not that well up on electrical specs.
Fox
Perfect source of on the bank power for charging variety of electrical goods
Capacity: 307.2Wh / 26Ah @12V/96000mAh @3.2V
Cigarette Lighter Socket Output 1 & 2: 12V 13A max
Connections: Dual USB, USB-C
Ultimate
Power Bank
- Capacity: 96000mAh at 3.2V
- Dimensions (lxwxh): 226 × 165 × 76mm
- Weight: 3kg
- Battery pack capacity: 12.8V /24000mAh/307.2Wh
- DC input: 18-24V/4A Max
I've not included the full blurb but the bits that seem
The same or very simailr, does anything jump out to anyone who knows what they're actually looking at, I'd appreciate the help as it's running medical equipment, possibly for 2 nights but mainly just for one
Cheers
Matt
After a little bit of help if possible, looking for a powerer bank, does anyone know if the large fox 96000mah is comparable to ultimate power bank specs look similar to me but I'm not that well up on electrical specs.
Fox
Perfect source of on the bank power for charging variety of electrical goods
Capacity: 307.2Wh / 26Ah @12V/96000mAh @3.2V
Cigarette Lighter Socket Output 1 & 2: 12V 13A max
Connections: Dual USB, USB-C
Ultimate
Power Bank
- Capacity: 96000mAh at 3.2V
- Dimensions (lxwxh): 226 × 165 × 76mm
- Weight: 3kg
- Battery pack capacity: 12.8V /24000mAh/307.2Wh
- DC input: 18-24V/4A Max
I've not included the full blurb but the bits that seem
The same or very simailr, does anything jump out to anyone who knows what they're actually looking at, I'd appreciate the help as it's running medical equipment, possibly for 2 nights but mainly just for one
Cheers
Matt
In reply to Post #1
The specs are similar the. Fox has a higher current delivery at 13 amps compared to the 4amp of the other PSU.
As for reliability I couldn't comment.
Personally as it's medical I would look at the Anker as a) I've owned them for over tens years. B) that's all they make.
https://www.anker.com/uk/products/a1720?variant=42529253589156
The specs are similar the. Fox has a higher current delivery at 13 amps compared to the 4amp of the other PSU.
As for reliability I couldn't comment.
Personally as it's medical I would look at the Anker as a) I've owned them for over tens years. B) that's all they make.
https://www.anker.com/uk/products/a1720?variant=42529253589156
In reply to Post #1
I'm not an expert either, but an important thing to think about:
It's all very well trying to compare the Power Banks, but without knowing the specs ()ie power consumption) of the equipment that you plan to connect to it, you're not going to know if either of them are any good ....
I'm not an expert either, but an important thing to think about:
It's all very well trying to compare the Power Banks, but without knowing the specs ()ie power consumption) of the equipment that you plan to connect to it, you're not going to know if either of them are any good ....
These are the same powerbanks, only difference is the wireless charging.
Here's another one, all the same specs :
https://raptorboats.nl/en/producten/evion-powerbank-96k/
Here's another one, all the same specs :
https://raptorboats.nl/en/producten/evion-powerbank-96k/
In reply to Post #2
Quote... Personally as it's medical I would look at the Anker as a) I've owned them for over tens years. B) that's all they make.
Totally agree regarding Anker and anything lithium battery related. My headphones & 80w Bluetooth outdoor speaker disagree with the last part of your statement though... They have made a lot more than just great reliable power banks for a long while now.

Quote... Personally as it's medical I would look at the Anker as a) I've owned them for over tens years. B) that's all they make.
Totally agree regarding Anker and anything lithium battery related. My headphones & 80w Bluetooth outdoor speaker disagree with the last part of your statement though... They have made a lot more than just great reliable power banks for a long while now.
