Description
300W Portable Power Station (Peak 600W), PD 60W(MAX) USB-C Fast Charging Solar Generators, 280Wh(110V) Pure Sine Wave Lithium Battery for Home Emergency, Outdoor Camping Power Supply
300W Portable Power Station (Peak 600W), PD 60W(MAX) USB-C Fast
300W Portable Power Station
- This Portable Power Station can provide a MAX PD output of 60W, providing stable and fast power for your new digital cameras and laptops.
- Compatible with 80% of home appliances, with 2 pure sine wave AC outlets, 3 DC1 output, 1 60W PD output, 2 USB output.
- The discharge rate and mode can be easily monitored and controlled via the LED digital display.
- Enough to meet different kinds of electricity demands outdoor usage for home, travel, camping, backseat on long road trips.
What’s in the box ?
- 1* 300W portable power station
- 4 types of charging cable (1* 19V/3.78A AC Power Adapter, 1* AC Power Cord-US Standard, 1* MC4 Adapter Cable ,1* Car Cigarette Cable)
- 1*User Manual
NOTE：With solar charging adapter cable (Does not include solar charging board).
For your life. Anywhere, Anytime!
Our new power station is a real power house.
Carrying a capacity of 280Whs, our power station is still very light-weight, making it easy to carry around.
It is packed with connectivity ports and a pure sine wave AC output, which means you can use it to power and charge virtually any electronic device.
Whether you’re going on a road trip, in need of a back-up battery or wanting to complete your emergency kit, this is the way to go.
- 2 * 300W AC Output, 3 * 36W DC Output, 1 * 96W Cigarette Lighter Output, 1 * Type-C 60W PD Output, 2 * Type-A 12W Output, Emergency LED lights
- Powers up CPAP machines, mini fridges, lights, TV’s and more
- Charge your phones, laptops, and other USB devices – MULTIPLE times
- Recharge easily with AC, solar panel or cigarette lighter port
M. Statkus –
Got this for a family member thats always getting power outages in the winter. Least they can keep their tablet/phone charged now without worry or run some smaller appliances if needed.This is much more maneuverable for them than trying to deal with a larger 1000w+ setup or having to run some gas generator.Interested in trying out a 60w solar setup for the times they end up with a multi-day outage.