Built for adventure and made for Australia's defence future.
Steve loves getting outdoors.
Whether it’s hitting the open road, camping in the outback or spending a day by the beach, all these experiences are right on our doorstep here in South Australia.
Having the right equipment to bring along a few of life's luxuries makes the experience even more enjoyable.
From starting the day with a coffee made just right to winding down with a cold beer after a day of exploring, Steve's rig is armed to the teeth with the kind of off-road technology that would make any outdoor enthusiast envious.
It's a lifestyle that has given Steve a firsthand appreciation for the technology he works with every day at REDARC Electronics.
The products helping Australians explore some of the country's most remote destinations are designed, engineered and manufactured by the same people he works alongside every day.
For more than four decades, REDARC has developed advanced electronic solutions in South Australia. Best known for its vehicle power management, towing and off-grid technologies, the company has built a reputation for products designed to perform in some of Australia’s toughest conditions.
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That expertise extends beyond the outdoors.
Through its involvement in the Hunter Class Frigate Program, REDARC is supplying specialised LED lighting solutions, bringing its Australian manufacturing capability to one of the nation’s most significant defence projects that will support the Royal Australian Navy for decades to come.
Behind REDARC's success is a long-standing commitment to Australian manufacturing. From its South Australian headquarters, the company has spent decades designing, engineering and building its products locally, investing in the people, skills and facilities that enable it to deliver trusted solutions across some of Australia's most demanding industries.
Continuous naval shipbuilding is about more than building ships. It creates a pipeline of work for Australian businesses, supports skilled jobs, drives innovation and helps local manufacturers like REDARC grow and invest in the future.
It's also helping build the sovereign industrial capability Australia needs for the future, strengthening the network of businesses, skills and expertise that underpin the nation's defence industry.