How does Pro Power Onboard work on the 2022 Ford F-150 Lightning truck? Below, we have more information on this feature, which allows you to power appliances with your truck. Plus, we have a quick video on charging your 2022 Ford F-150 Lightning away from home. Let us know if you have any questions and visit Sherwood Ford near Edmonton when you want to purchase your next Ford F-150.
Pro Power Onboard can produce 9.6 KW of power on all trim levels. It produces 2.4 KW in the front trunk and a combined 7.2 KW in the bed and cabin outlets. This means that you can power any small appliance, tool, or electronic that uses that amount of power. Hand tools, mobile speakers, toasters, and anything that you can think of. Get creative on your next camping trip.
Of course, it is important that you don’t get stranded, and Pro Power Onboard does use up your vehicle’s battery charge. Thankfully, there are some measures in place to prevent your truck from running out of power. You can set a FordPass notification to tell you when your 2022 Ford F-150 Lightning truck’s battery falls below one-third of its total range or you can set one that lets you know if the battery is almost getting too low to reach the nearest charging station.
You may be wondering how this is all made possible. The 2022 Ford F-150 Lightning offers two ranges of up to 370 km and 438 km as currently estimated. These long-range batteries are what allow you to use Pro Power Onboard.
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