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Tell us what devices you need to power and for how long, and we’ll recommend the right battery solution.

A few basics is all we need — we’ll follow up within one business day. No long forms, no obligation.

Pull a discharged battery, drop in a charged one, and keep working — no tools, no downtime, no shift ending early because someone forgot to plug the cart in. Ideal for 24/7 or multi-shift operations where the cart can never sit idle.

MedXP-400 · MedXP Lite · PowerSwap Nucleus Classic & Mini

One larger battery, plugged in to recharge at the end of a shift — simpler, and often the better fit when the cart returns to the same spot every night. Sized for heavier draws: PCs, laser printers, POS systems, and testing equipment.

PowerPack Ultra · PowerPack Mega

Medical Carts

A main battery and an auxiliary, so the cart never fully powers down.

The MedXP-400 splits its power into two packs: a 145 Wh main battery that stays in the cart, and a 289 Wh auxiliary that hot-swaps out for a charged one in seconds — 434 Wh combined. Pull the auxiliary and the main keeps the workstation running, so there’s no gap in power while a discharged pack heads back to the charger. Built to IEC60601 medical-equipment safety standards and UL tested.

Industrial & Warehouse

Seamless AC power that swaps out like a spare tire.

PowerSwap Nucleus Classic delivers true AC power — no need to source DC-specific hardware for laptops, barcode printers, or scanners. Pull the spent battery and drop in a charged one in seconds; a two-battery system runs 240W continuous off a 920 Wh bank, enough for a full shift without a recharge. Built on Lithium Iron Phosphate cells, the most stable lithium chemistry available, rated for 5–7 years or 3,000 cycles.

Not a Lift

A battery swap should feel like changing a bag, not moving furniture.

Every swappable pack in this lineup is built to be carried one-handed — the Nucleus battery weighs about 11 lbs, the compact Mini pack about 6. No cart has to be wheeled to a charging station and no one needs two hands and a knee to make the swap. Pull it, carry it, drop it in the charger.

Stand-Alone, All-Day

When the equipment draws too much to swap, plug in and forget about it.

PowerPack systems trade swappability for sheer capacity — one sealed unit, recharged at a wall outlet at the end of a shift. The entry-level PowerPack Ultra runs 150–400W for laptops and barcode printers; PowerPack Mega scales up to 2,000W continuous for laser printers, POS systems, scales, and test equipment, with up to 12+ hours of runtime between charges. A digital meter with color-coded LEDs shows battery status and confirms the power source at a glance.

Swappable or stand-alone — which do we need?

If the cart runs 24/7 or across multiple shifts, swappable wins — no downtime waiting on a recharge. If the cart returns to the same spot every night and the equipment draws more power than a swappable pack comfortably covers, a stand-alone system is usually simpler.

Is the lithium chemistry safe?

The Nucleus and PowerPack lines use Lithium Iron Phosphate, the most thermally stable lithium chemistry available — not prone to the ignition events associated with standard lithium-ion or lithium-polymer packs. Every system also carries an internal battery management system with multi-layer protection.

Will these mount on a cart we already own?

Most systems are designed to retrofit onto existing industrial and medical carts, not just our own. Send your rep the cart model or dimensions and we’ll confirm compatibility before you order.

What can these actually power?

Laptops, thin clients, barcode and label printers, scanners, monitors, POS terminals, and — on the higher-capacity systems — laser printers, scales, and test equipment. Tell us your equipment list and we’ll size the right system.

Can we charge batteries in bulk, off the cart?

Yes — a multi-bay charging rack holds up to six Nucleus Classic dual-bay stations or twelve Mini stations, so a fleet of spares can charge in one place instead of hunting for wall outlets.

How is this different from Charging Carts & Cabinets?

Battery systems power the cart itself — the workstation, laptop, or scanner riding on it. Charging Carts & Cabinets are for securely charging a fleet of separate devices, like tablets or phones. Ask your rep if you need both.