Companion’s AC Power Adaptor for AquaCube and AquaHeat hooks your hot water gear straight into a 240 V outlet so you can keep water heating without chasing battery charge. The adaptor plugs into the 12 V input on AquaHeat and AeroHeat units, so the system can stay on while you tackle longer showers or dish loads at camp or in the backyard. The adaptor runs a total cable length of 1.8 m, which works well from a wall socket to a table or stand. The housing comes in a compact block that weighs around 900 g, so it slots into a storage tub without chewing space. An Australian three‑pin plug mates with standard 240 V at 50 Hz, and SAA approval backs the electrical build for typical home or campsite power setups. It is a smart buy if you run AquaHeat gear often.

• AC power adaptor for Companion AquaHeat and AquaCube systems
• Provides 240 V mains input to AquaHeat or AeroHeat 12 V port
• SAA approved for use with Australian power outlets
• Total cable length approximately 1.8 m
• Compact inline adaptor block for straightforward placement
• Weighs around 900 g for manageable packing weight
• Fixed leads reduce extra connection points along the cable
• Ideal backup to internal battery for long showers or washing sessions
• Suits home, shed or powered campsite setups
• Simple plug‑in operation with standard three‑pin mains plug

Q: Can I leave the adaptor connected to my AquaHeat while it is running for long periods?

Yes, the adaptor is intended to power the AquaHeat while the unit is operating. This keeps the internal battery from cycling down during long sessions. You should still follow the AquaHeat manual for ventilation and operating limits. Always use the adaptor with a suitable 240 V outlet that matches Australian standards.

Q: Is this adaptor suitable for use with generators at camp?

It can be used with generators that output standard 240 V at 50 Hz with an Australian socket. Many campers run AquaHeat units from small inverter generators at powered sites. Make sure the generator output is stable and within the current rating given in your AquaHeat manual. Avoid overloading shared outlets on multi‑plug boards.

Q: How should I store the adaptor between trips?

Store the adaptor in a dry area away from direct sun and moisture. Coil the 1.8 m lead loosely rather than tight wraps to avoid stressing the cable. A small gear bag or crate beside the AquaHeat kit works well. Keeping connectors clean and free of grit helps maintain good contact at the appliance socket.

Q: Can this adaptor recharge the AquaHeat internal battery when the unit is off?

Yes, the adaptor supplies power that the AquaHeat uses to top up its internal battery when connected. Charging times depend on the state of charge of the battery and the specifications of the particular AquaHeat model. Leave the unit connected until the charge indicator on the heater shows full. Unplug from the wall before packing the gear away.

• Suits Companion AquaHeat hot water systems
• Suits Companion AeroHeat hot water systems
• Connects to dedicated DC input port on appliance
• Uses standard Australian mains outlet for power