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For intensive outdoor use, van life, garden or in the event of a power outage at home: with the various connection options, it operates and charges almost all common electronic devices via its powerful 520Wh rechargeable lithium-ion battery.
The high-quality 230 volt, 500 watt outlet with a pure sine wave also supplies power to smart devices.
In combination with a solar panel, the built-in solar charge controller allows you to easily use sunlight to directly charge your power station. The built-in Anderson input for direct charging via the solar panel makes this particularly easy.
Charge up to 4 USB mobile devices at the same time such as smartphones, MP3 players, mobile game controllers, cameras, drones, etc.
The device offers 1 USB-A and 1 USB-C fast charging output with Qualcomm Quick Charge 3.0 support.
It can also power up to 5 12 volt devices with a total of 10 amps of current draw.
Uses 1 direct car cigarette lighter socket and 4 DC 2.1/5.5mm connector sockets.
With the 2 included 5.5/2.1 mm hollow plug to cigarette lighter socket adapters, you can connect car/camping devices such as refrigerators, water pumps, mini compressors, air pumps, etc. directly and in parallel.
In addition, the unit has 2 power sockets with 230 volts and a total of 500 watts of continuous power.
The powerful 520Wh 43Ah/12Volt (140400mA/3.7V) lithium-ion battery reliably stores its energy reserve.
Charges in 8 hours with the included 230V charger or 12V car battery charging cable.
Thanks to the built-in solar charge controller, you can also charge the portable power station directly with a solar panel. A clear display shows you all relevant information such as the battery charge status, charging process, USB output ON/OFF and AC/DC output ON/OFF.
How long does the Portable Power Station charge or run your devices? You can calculate the approximate operating time yourself:
Run time (approx.) = 520 watt-hour portable power station battery x 0.85 / input power of the devices in watts.
For example, a laptop with a 45 watt input power: 520 Wh x 0.85 / 45 watts = runtime in hours; 520 x 0.85 / 45 = 10 hours of runtime.
Extensive electronic protection of all current inputs and outputs: The control unit is protected against short circuits, overvoltages, excessive and deep battery discharge and against overheating.
