Conformal Wearable Batteries
Lightweight, body-worn LiFePO4 conformal wearable batteries (CWB) that centralize power for the dismounted soldier — radios, EUD, night vision, and sensors from one safe, rechargeable source.
One Pack. Every Worn Device.
The dismounted soldier carries more electronics than ever — radios, end-user devices, GPS, night vision, targeting, and sensors — each traditionally fed by its own disposable batteries. A conformal wearable battery (CWB) replaces that scattered load with a single, flexible pack that conforms to the torso inside a plate carrier and powers everything through a central hub.
ChargeX conformal packs are built on lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4), chosen specifically because a battery worn against the body cannot risk thermal runaway. LiFePO4 delivers the safest thermal profile in mainstream lithium alongside high cycle life and stable output — the right trade-off for worn power.
Engineered to MIL-STD-810G and MIL-STD-461, ruggedized for shock, moisture, and temperature extremes, and produced under ITAR-registered manufacturing (CAGE 93CZ2), our conformal systems cut carried weight, simplify battery logistics, and extend mission endurance.
Wearable Power Advantages
Engineered for the Dismount
Lightweight & Conformal
Distributes weight and conforms to the body.
Centralized Power
One source for every worn device.
Safe & Rugged
Trusted worn against the body in the field.
Wearable Power Applications
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a conformal wearable battery?
A conformal wearable battery (CWB) is a flexible, body-worn battery that conforms to a soldier’s torso inside a plate carrier or vest. It centralizes power for worn electronics — radios, end-user devices, GPS, night vision, and sensors — replacing many disposable batteries with a single rechargeable source and reducing weight and bulk.
How does a CWB reduce soldier load?
Dismounted soldiers often carry stacks of disposable batteries for each device. A conformal wearable battery consolidates that energy into one lightweight, ergonomically distributed pack with a central power hub, cutting carried weight, simplifying logistics, and extending mission endurance.
What chemistry and standards apply?
ChargeX conformal packs use lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) for its safe thermal profile — essential for a battery worn against the body. Systems are engineered to MIL-STD-810G environmental and MIL-STD-461 EMI/EMC requirements, are UN38.3 certified for transport, and are produced under ITAR-registered manufacturing (CAGE 93CZ2).
What devices can a conformal wearable battery power?
Tactical radios, end-user devices (EUD), GPS, night-vision and targeting devices, sensors, and other worn electronics via a central power manager, with regulated outputs and hot-swap capability for continuous operation.
Is the battery safe to wear in combat conditions?
Yes. LiFePO4 resists thermal runaway even under abuse, and the packs are ruggedized for shock, vibration, moisture, and temperature extremes — engineered specifically for safe, reliable operation worn on the body in the field.
Equip Your Dismounted Force
Our ITAR-registered defense team designs conformal wearable power to your program’s device loadout and form-factor requirements. Contact us to discuss specifications.