Spica Power Station
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ELVARNIXO Power — amperes where the wall is not
Locations run on amperes and optimism; the Spica supplies the amperes — strobes, LEDs and laptops together, honest draw tables, and recharge paths from wall, vehicle and sun.
Wireless control earns trust by boring reliability: link budgets with headroom, channels that coexist with a convention centre's chaos, and latency low enough to sync at the shutter. Receivers are metal, antennas are replaceable, and everything pairs in seconds because set time is the most expensive currency in the building.
Design & Craft
- Mains-grade sine for strobes, LEDs and laptops together
- Recharges from mains, vehicle and solar input
- Runtime measured under working loads, not laboratory silence
- Wheels and handles rated for real kerbs
- Watt-hours printed per pack with airline thresholds noted
Specifications
| Capacity | 2 kWh, 2.4 kW sine |
| Sine | Pure, strobe-proof |
| Inputs | Mains / vehicle / solar |
| Mobility | Kerb-rated wheels + handles |
| Weight | ≈ 13.8 kg |
| Warranty | Statutory 24 months under Czech law |
Care
Keep contacts clean and caps on; never store flat. The app shows true cycle count and health per pack — screenshot it for rental logs. Radios pair once and remember; re-pair only after firmware updates.
Questions, Answered
Can it power LED fixtures and laptops too?
Packs list their outputs: V-mount, DC and pure-sine mains where fitted. Draw tables in the manual keep the arithmetic honest.
How many full-power flashes per charge?
Stated per pack and strobe pairing in the specification, with a working modelling-light duty cycle assumed.
The ELVARNIXO Promise
One standard across the range: equipment chosen to survive working studios, with the specification stated plainly on every card.