Off-Grid Power

Discover how the REDWorks pre-wired power panel simplifies your off-grid 12V setup, delivering a compact, reliable 12V power solution for any canopy or touring vehicle.

If you want total control over your off-grid power system without the complexity, meet the REDWorks Pioneer. Designed and made in Australia, the Pioneer50 is the ultimate all-in-one pre-wired power panel, delivering charging, monitoring, switching, and automation from a single compact unit.

Planning your next weekend escape or heading off on a longer adventure? The REDWorks Nomad is a compact, all-in-one power panel that helps you keep your essentials running and your setup clean and organised.

Looking for a compact and easy way to power your fridge and lights while on the move the REDARC REDWorks Scout is the most straightforward and compact power panel in the REDWorks range. 

Have you just bought your first 4x4 and aren't sure where to get a 12V power setup installed? We talk 12V install locations and choosing the best one for a vehicle.

How a 50amp dc to dc charger upgrade has helped turn a 60 series LandCruiser into an offroad adventurer.

If you depend on auxiliary batteries to power your adventures, work, or equipment, keeping them charged and healthy is critical. But managing separate chargers, monitors, and regulators can be complicated. That’s where a battery management system (BMS) comes in. 

A good system is more than a fuel gauge for your battery. It shows exactly how much power you have, how it’s being used, and gives you the ability to manage devices and loads — so you never run flat unexpectedly. That’s where battery monitoring and control systems come in. 

A portable power station is a rechargeable, all-in-one battery system that lets you power appliances, tools, and devices anywhere. Unlike a traditional generator, it’s quiet, clean, and fuel-free. It stores energy in a built-in battery and provides multiple outputs such as USB ports, 12V sockets, and AC outlets, so you can charge or run a wide range of gear. 

In today's world of overlanding and camping, the importance of batteries has grown exponentially. Gone are the days when camping had to mean disconnecting from all modern conveniences. Learn how battery types, mounting locations, run times and key factors affect performance so you can choose the right auxiliary battery for your setup. 

The secondary battery is the foundation of any dual battery system, and having reliable power is essential for a stress-free adventure. But how do you choose the right battery? Let’s take a closer look at battery types, sizes, and charging options to help you decide which setup is right for you.

There’s nothing better than pulling up at camp, setting up for the night, and grabbing a cold drink after a long day on the road. But if your setup isn’t right, that dream can quickly turn into a headache. Not only could your fridge switch off and warm up, but you might also find your starter battery flat and your vehicle refusing to turn over.

So, what’s the best way to run a portable fridge in your vehicle without killing your battery?