IvationPortable Rechargeable Battery Powered Outdoor Shower
R399
About
Ideal for camping, hiking, caravanning and outdoor events, the Companion Rechargeable Camp Shower is cordless, portable and lightweight. Featuring a built in Lithium-Ion battery, simply immerse pump in water and hang or attach shower head to a suitable surface for a quick and easy shower.
Charging is easy via USB connection to a computer or laptop, or with a 12v car adapter (Not Included).
Couple that with the included suction cup and hanging hook, and you’ve got a shower ready when you are.
The suction cup works on most flat surfaces, and allows parents to use both hands when showering their children.
Use the S-shaped hook when camping to hang the lightweight Ivation showerhead on any nearby branch, and voila!
Product Features
- Indoor & Outdoor handheld shower: Transforms Sink or Bucket of Water Into Instant Shower Stream
- Water-Resistant Unit which includes One Touch On/Off Switch
- Perfectly pleasing pressure: Showerhead features one simple flow rate for a comfortable bathing experience
- Gentle enough for seniors, babies and pets
- Suction cup support: Shower head securely sticks to any flat surface with provided suction cup
- Bonus S-Style hook lets you hang it safely overhead
- Battery powered convenience: Rechargeable pump plugs into laptop, car adapter or computer via USB
- Full charge gives about 1 hour of continuous use
- Compact 7 Portable: Small, discreet system packs easily in luggage, backpack or car trunk
- Can be used for: Hiking, camping, kid bathing and pet cleaning
Product Specifications
- Rechargeable: up to 1 hour of use from a 2-5 hour charge by USB cable and 5V plug
- Flow rate: 2-2.5 litres/min provides sufficient flow while using water efficiently
- Hose: 1.8m hose provides a comfortable shower experience
- On/off switch: enables you to military shower
- Light: very versatile at a weight of less than 600g
- Filter: built-in water filter removes large particulates
- Useful beyond day zero: Camping, beach trips or washing cars, pets or kids
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