12V power from the batteries you already own.

See the three adapters

Middle Man

Two batteries. Our highest output.

  • Two batteries
  • Vehicle Bypass
  • Solar Sharing

Two packs, up to 10A out. Sun out, a regulated panel runs the fridge. Ignition on, the ute runs it. Ignition off, the packs take over on their own. Nothing to switch.

Middle ManZED 12V Middle Man adapter fitted with two Makita 18V LXT batteries, front viewZED 12V Middle Man adapter fitted with two DeWALT XR FlexVolt batteries, front view
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Battle Station

Bolt it in. Leave it.

  • One battery
  • Fixed install
  • Solar Sharing

Screw, bolt, rivet or stick it to a wall, a canopy or a toolbox, then run lights, a pump or a fan off its 12V Anderson output, up to 5A. Slide a pack in when you need it.

Battle StationZED 12V Battle Station fixed-mount adapter with a Makita 18V battery and Anderson outputZED 12V Battle Station fixed-mount adapter with a DeWALT XR FlexVolt battery
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Power Plate

Hang it. Light it.

  • One battery
  • Built-in flood light
  • Clamp, strap, S‑hook
  • Solar Sharing

Strap, clamp or hang it, then press the side switch. The 6-LED head lights camp while the 12V output runs a Starlink Mini. About 10 hrs of light alone on a 6.0Ah battery.

Power PlateZED 12V Power Plate battery adapter with LED flood light on a Makita 18V LXT 6.0Ah batteryZED 12V Power Plate battery adapter with LED flood light on a DeWALT XR FlexVolt battery
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Where it goes

Ute. Camp. Tinnie. Site.

More than just a battery adapter.