Promore Products Portable Vacuum Sealer Off Grid Kit (48 Bags)
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Promore Products Portable Vacuum Sealer Off Grid Kit (48 Bags)
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What's in the Off Grid Kit
Stock up and seal the lot. The sealer, 2 sealing clips and 48 bags, 12 in every size, for remote stays a long way from the shops.
12 Small
21 x 22 cm
12 Medium
26 x 28 cm
12 Large
26 x 34 cm
12 XL
30 x 34 cm
Built for the van
Up to 60kPa suction
Draws a firm, flat seal
Around 100 seals per charge
Plenty of sealing between top ups
USB-C rechargeable
Power bank, 12V socket or van USB
2 sealing clips included
In the box, not an added extra
Sealed in three steps
Fill the bag
Leave a few centimetres of clear space above the food.
Close and clip
Run the zip shut, then slide a sealing clip along the seam.
Press and go
Sit the nozzle flat over the valve and press the button.
Just the sealer, or a different kit? See the Promore Products Portable Vacuum Sealer.
Running low on bags? Top up with Promore Products Vacuum Sealer Bags in any size.
Questions we get asked
What's in the Off Grid Kit?
The Promore Products Portable Vacuum Sealer, 2 sealing clips, a USB-C charging cable and an instruction manual, plus 48 Promore Products resealable vacuum bags: 12 Small, 12 Medium, 12 Large and 12 XL.
How do I charge it when I'm off grid?
Around 100 seals on a full charge. It charges over USB-C, so a power bank, a 12V socket or the USB outlets already fitted in your van will all do the job. No inverter and no 240V needed.
How do I top up bags when I run low?
Promore Products resealable vacuum bags are also sold separately in Small, Medium, Large and XL, so topping up later is easy.
Does it actually stop freezer burn?
Freezer burn happens when air touches the surface of frozen food and dries it out. Take the air away and you take away the cause, so food sealed under vacuum comes out of the freezer much closer to how it went in. It also lets you freeze food flat, which stacks better and thaws faster.
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