About this item
A 100W portable solar power station for camping, van trips and short power cuts. It carries a 110V universal AC socket, twin USB outputs and two 12V DC outputs, and recharges from the included wall charger or an optional solar panel. The battery is lithium iron phosphate. Two sizes are offered: a 6000mAh standard model at about 1kg, and a 24000mAh PRO model at about 1.75kg.
Battery
| Battery Type | LiFePO4 (lithium iron phosphate) |
| Standard Model | 12.8V 6000mAh (76.8Wh) |
| PRO Model | 24000mAh |
| Protection | Low voltage, over voltage, overload, over temperature, short circuit |
Care & Storage
| Operating Temperature | -10 to 40 C |
| Operating Humidity | 10-85% |
| Storage Temperature | -20 to 70 C, no condensation |
| Storage Humidity | 5-90% |
| Before First Use | Charge fully |
Power Output & Charging
| Rated Output | 100 W |
| AC Output | 110V ±15%, 50/60Hz |
| Output Waveform | Modified sine wave |
| AC Socket | Universal socket |
| USB Output | DC 5V 2.4A x 2 |
| DC Output | DC 12V 3A x 2 (DC5521) |
| Conversion Efficiency | Maximum value above 90% |
| Solar Input | 15-20V, up to 20W (panel optional) |
| AC Charger | 15V 1A |
Dimensions & Weight
| Standard - Size (W x D x H) | 160 x 100 x 143 mm |
| Standard - Net Weight | About 1 kg |
| PRO - Size (D x W x H) | 253 x 84 x 214 mm |
| PRO - Net Weight | About 1.75 kg |
| Shell Material | ABS |
What's in the Box
| Portable Power Station | 1 |
| Charger | 1 |
| User Manual | 1 |
4 Reasons You Need The Solar Power Station 100W
1. More Than a Phone Charge
Most camping power banks only refill a phone. This solar power station adds a 110V outlet, so a fan or a light runs off it too.
2. LiFePO4, Not Ordinary Lithium
The cell here is lithium iron phosphate, the type built for repeated charging rather than a handful of deep cycles a year.
3. Charge It From the Sun
The PRO comes with a 16V 12W fold-out panel. On the standard model that panel is an optional extra rather than part of the box.
4. Three Things at Once
Twin USB ports, two 12V DC outputs and the AC socket run together, so a phone, a lantern and a 12V cooler share one battery.