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AQUAAMP, marine-grade wireless and wired charging solutions

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AQUAAMP specialises in rugged, marine-grade wireless and wired charging solutions engineered specifically for harsh marine and
powersports environments, including boats, ATVs, and UTVs.

Their products feature IPX7-rated waterproofing and secure, high-strength magnetic alignment, allowing for 25W Qi2 fast wireless charging even while moving through rough waves. AquaAmp offers versatile mounting options—surface, hidden, clamping, and cubby—tailored for OEM dash integration.

In addition to wireless chargers, they provide high-power wired solutions, including 100W USB-C, and the award-winning SeaSocket, which acts as a 12V 360W power outlet disguised as a cup holder.

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