Stop Buying Batteries: Meet the REAKTOR XL Trail Camera Power Pack
If you’ve spent much time managing trail cameras or feeder lights, you’ve probably experienced the same frustration. You head out to check a camera or sit over a feeder, only to discover dead batteries. You have property or a lease hours from home. You invest money in cellular cameras and set them up in the perfect spot. Then, you get home and a few days in the cameras are dead. The feeder light stopped turning on. Another trip to replace batteries costs you time, money, and sometimes the opportunity at the animal you’ve been after.
That’s exactly why we developed the REAKTOR XL Trail Camera Power Pack.
The REAKTOR XL isn’t just a larger version of our original REAKTOR. It’s a complete redesign built for hunters who demand more power, more versatility, and more reliability from their equipment.
Built for Serious Hunters
Modern cellular trail cameras, feeder lights, and hunting electronics consume more power than ever before. Between transmitting photos, recording videos, and running infrared LEDs throughout the night, battery consumption adds up quickly.
The REAKTOR XL was engineered to eliminate that problem.
With its massive 26,000mAh rechargeable lithium battery paired with a 10.2-watt high-efficiency solar panel, the REAKTOR XL stores enough energy to keep your equipment running for extended periods while continuously replenishing itself during daylight hours. It’s over eight times the battery capacity of the original REAKTOR, giving hunters significantly longer runtimes and greater confidence in the field. (Elusive Wildlife)
The Dual Voltage Advantage
Years ago, Elusive Wildlife pioneered something that many solar power packs still don’t offer today—both 6-volt and 12-volt outputs in a single solar system.
That innovation changed the way hunters powered their equipment.
Instead of purchasing separate power solutions for different devices, the REAKTOR XL allows you to run equipment requiring either voltage. Whether you’re powering an Elusive Wildlife feeder light or a wide variety of trail cameras, one power pack does it all.
This versatility means you’re not locked into one brand or one device. As your equipment changes, your power system doesn’t have to.
More Than Just a Trail Camera Solar Panel
Many people initially purchase the REAKTOR XL to power trail cameras. Then they discover how useful it becomes for everything else around their property.
The REAKTOR XL is ideal for powering:
- Cellular trail cameras
- Standard trail cameras
- Motion-activated feeder lights
- Remote-controlled feeder lights
- Blind lights
- Wildlife monitoring equipment
- Other compatible 6V and 12V outdoor electronics
Instead of replacing batteries across multiple devices throughout hunting season, you can install the REAKTOR XL and let the sun do the work.
Designed to Survive the Outdoors
A powerful battery doesn’t matter if the rest of the system can’t handle real-world conditions.
That’s why every component of the REAKTOR XL was built with durability in mind.
The system features rugged weather-resistant construction, shielded power cables for added protection against the elements and chewing rodents, and a versatile mounting system designed to work in nearly any setup.
Whether you’re mounting it to a feeder leg, barrel, fence post, tree, or another structure, the included multi-function mounting system makes positioning the solar panel easy while allowing you to optimize sun exposure.
Charges Even When Conditions Aren’t Perfect
Hunting seasons don’t always bring bright blue skies.
Cloud cover, shaded senderos, timber edges, and changing weather are simply part of being outdoors.
One of the biggest upgrades to the REAKTOR XL is its 10.2-watt high-efficiency glass solar panel. While many inexpensive solar chargers use plastic or resin-coated panels, glass panels offer significant advantages for equipment that’s expected to live outdoors year-round. Tempered glass is far more resistant to scratches, UV degradation, and weather exposure, helping the panel maintain its performance over years of use. Plastic-covered panels can become cloudy, yellow, or develop fine surface damage over time, reducing the amount of sunlight that reaches the solar cells. A glass panel stays clearer, lasts longer, and continues delivering efficient charging season after season, making it a smarter investment for hunters who depend on reliable power in the field.
The REAKTOR XL’s oversized 10.2-watt glass solar panel is designed to maximize charging opportunities throughout the day, helping maintain battery levels even during less-than-ideal conditions. When additional charging is needed, you can simply plug the unit into a standard wall outlet before heading to the field, ensuring it’s fully charged from day one. (Elusive Wildlife)
Save Money Every Season
Hunters often underestimate how much they spend replacing batteries.
Multiple trail cameras.
Feeder lights.
Backup battery packs.
Those costs continue year after year.
The REAKTOR XL quickly pays for itself by dramatically reducing battery replacements while eliminating countless maintenance trips to your hunting property.
Less time changing batteries means more time hunting.
One Power System. Endless Possibilities.
The REAKTOR XL was built to simplify your hunting setup.
Instead of managing different battery systems, chargers, voltages, and replacement schedules, you have one dependable solar power solution capable of handling nearly everything you use in the field.
It’s powerful enough for today’s demanding cellular cameras.
Versatile enough for virtually every hunting setup.
Reliable enough to leave in the field with confidence.
When you’re depending on your equipment to capture every photo, every video, and every opportunity, dependable power isn’t a luxury—it’s a necessity.
If you’re tired of wasting money on batteries and making unnecessary trips just to keep your equipment running, it’s time to upgrade to the REAKTOR XL Universal Solar Power Pack.
Because the only thing you should be worrying about this season is what’s standing in front of your camera—not whether it’s still working.