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Appareo introduces TSO-certified in-flight charger

By General Aviation News Staff · November 8, 2024 ·

FARGO, N.D. — Appareo has released the Stratus Power Max, the latest addition to its line of TSO-certified USB charging products.

Stratus Power Max is designed with dual USB-C connectors, delivering up to 60 watts of charging power.

“This advanced charging solution ensures that pilots and passengers can keep their devices fully charged and ready for use throughout their flights,” company officials said.

Features include:

  • Dual USB-C Connectors: Each port delivers up to 30W of power, 60W total, supporting charging for a wide range of devices, including laptops, tablets, and smartphones.
  • With both back and bottom connectors, Stratus Power Max offers flexible installation options.
  • Stratus Power Max includes multiple safety mechanisms such as overcurrent, overvoltage, and short-circuit protection.
  • Includes a 6 foot wire harness with the connector already pinned out for easier installation.

Stratus Power Max is available for order through authorized Appareo dealers and the Stratus by Appareo website. Price: $449.

For more information: StratusByAppareo.com

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