Definition of power pack
: a unit for converting a power supply (as from a battery or household electrical circuit) to a voltage suitable for an electronic device
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The Bluesmart bag comes with a power pack, a GPS tracker, and an app that monitors security line wait times.
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The power pack is a joint venture with Lishen Power Battery, which also supplies companies like Samsung, Motorola and Apple.
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Lithium power packs installed in robots, lights and some appliances are growing more powerful.
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Going faster and farther — with shorter charge times Zero’s Z-Force electric power packs are lighter and denser.
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Greater distances are possible with the ZF7.2 and ZF14.4 power packs, which now allow for up to 223 miles of all-electric riding between charges.
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Researchers, regulators and some electronics makers say the space agency is developing some of the most promising solutions to keep lithium-ion power packs from overheating and sparking fires.
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First Known Use of power pack
1936
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Definition of power pack for English Language Learners
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: a small case that contains the power supply for an electronic device
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