Interfit Photographic Nomad Portable Battery Pack

A supercharged pure sine-wave inverter paired with a massive 158Wh battery, two standard outlets and a 5V USB slot. Don't let your creative outlet be limited by a power outlet - the Nomad is the perfect travel companion for photo and video! The Interfit Nomad is every photographer and videographer's on-location partner. It goes where you go, bringing with it 400 Watts of continuous, pure sine-wave energy. Power or charge up to two lights or devices, in addition to one USB device simultaneously. Use it to power your strobes, LED's, laptop, camera charger, even your phone! The Nomad is a versatile, nomadic pack of power for whatever you need - unleash your workflow and never let your creative outlet be limited by a power outlet.

Converter
The Nomad converter is available in three varieties based on regional outlet types. A 110V/60Hz version with North American outlets will be available in the USA, while a 220v/50Hz with UK outlets and a 220v/50Hz version with European outlets will be available in the UK and throughout Interfit's network of European distributors.

Battery
The Nomad's converter is powered by a 25.6V, 6.2Ah Lithium-Ion battery with a total capacity of 158.7Wh. This high-capacity battery is fully certified, making the Nomad safe for airline travel in carry-on luggage (subject to individual airline approval). When using the Nomad to power a single strobe, users can expect no loss in recycle time (recycle time is doubled when powering two strobes).

Stand Mount
The Nomad comes with a sturdy metal light stand mount that fits securely around the base or leg of your light stand or C-stand. This keeps the Nomad up off the ground, while also serving as a weight on the base of the stand. When not in use, the stand mount can be removed, making the unit more compact and easier to transport. Additionally, the three-pin configuration of the light stand mount matches the pin configuration of the ever-popular Super Clamp, providing even more security and the ability to mount the Nomad to stands and poles with a larger diameter.