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Exertis on the charge to increase its range.
Exertis has announced a distribution agreement with power bank manufacturers Omnicharge to range its highend mobile chargers.
The distributor will be ranging the Omni 13, 20, USB-C and Power Station models from the manufacturer with the Omni 13 hosting a three-pronged AC/ HVDC, a universal DC port that outputs 13,600 mAh and fastcharging USB ports.
The Omnicharge advanced power bank Omni 20 equipped with two fast-charging USB ports, a high quality 20,400 mAh power output, a 100W AC outlet and a universal DC port.
Exertis is also distributing the Omni USB-C that holds a 100 watt total output, two USB and 20,100 mAh of power output.
The deal also comprises the Omni Power Station that holds 20 omni chargers and a connected cloud platform, capable of turning one outlet into ten.
Exertis Unlimited commercial director Matthew Balcombe said: “We look forward to offering their range to our retailers.
Omnicharge provides the power requirements demanded by today’s always-on, consumer, digital lifestyle.”
Omnicharge vice president of sales Dwayne Bellow said: “We’re excited to join forces with Exertis.
“At the rate devices are outpacing standard outlets, access to reliable power sources is a necessity.”