Thermal Battery Packs

• High Capacity: 3200 mAh for extended usage
• Nominal Voltage: 3.6V ensures stable power delivery
• Standard Charge Current: 640 mA for safe and efficient recharging
• Standard Discharge Current: 1.5 A for consistent performance
• Rechargeable: Designed for multiple cycles of safe use
• Premium Quality: Reliable Lithium-ion construction for long-lasting use

If you’re running APS batteries, this Pulsar APS charger is the bit of kit that keeps everything ticking—simple, compact, and does exactly what you need without fuss. You can charge two batteries at once, plug it into mains or USB, and you’ve always got a fresh one ready to go. It’s one of those essentials you don’t think about—until you’re glad you’ve got it.

-Nathan (Technical Advisor)

If you’re running a Thermion or Digex, the APS2 battery is the perfect little backup to keep in your pocket—small, lightweight, and ready to swap in seconds. It won’t weigh you down, but it’ll keep your kit powered when your main battery runs dry, which is exactly when you need it most. Simple, reliable, and honestly a must-have spare for any serious outing.

-Nathan (Technical Advisor)

If you’re running Pulsar gear, the APS3 battery pack is one of those “why didn’t I get this sooner?” upgrades, it’s compact, lightweight, and keeps your optics powered when it really matters. With a solid 3200mAh capacity and quick USB charging, you can swap it in seconds and stay out in the field longer without fuss. Basically, it’s reliable backup power that won’t weigh you down but will save your session.

-Nathan (Technical Advisor)

The Pulsar APS5 Rechargeable Battery Pack is the kind of upgrade that keeps your thermal setup running longer without constantly worrying about power—it’s compact, reliable, and built for quick swaps in the field. With a solid capacity and up to around 6 hours of runtime depending on the device, it’s perfect for longer sessions when you don’t want interruptions. Just click it in, and you’re back in action in seconds.

-Nathan (Technical Advisor)

If you need serious runtime from your Pulsar kit, the IPS7 battery pack is the one you grab—it’s got the capacity to keep you going all night without constantly swapping out batteries. It’s quick to change, tough enough for field use, and gives you reliable power when you actually need it. Simple upgrade, big difference in how long you can stay out there.

-Nathan (Technical Advisor)

If you’re running IPS batteries, this Pulsar IPS Battery Charger is the bit of kit that keeps everything ready to go—no fuss, no downtime. It’s compact, locks your battery in place, and gives you a clear charge indicator so you’re never guessing. Plug it into mains or USB, and you’ve always got power sorted before your next outing.

-Nathan (Technical Advisor)