PowerOak 2400Wh Portable Power Station EB240, Lithium Battery Pack Solar Generator with 2x230V/1000W Pure Sine Wave AC Outlets, 45W PD, Backup Power Storage for Home Emergency, Outdoor Camping

I have been using new new PowerOak 1000w portable power supply for a weeks now. The unit is around the size of a mini tower Pc and has 4x 3a USB ports 1xusb C port 1x 12v 9amp car charging port 2x 230v 1000w UK plug sockets The unit has a built in inverter for 230v power and solar charger for safe solar power charging of the unit. The unit comes with a standard AC adaptor and solar cable for charging. I bought this for a few specific reasons- Portable Power for - -Off Grid Garage to power light power tools So firstly for my garage I’m able to power tools and lights for my car restorations. I simply charged the unit overnight and take it out when I want to work in the garage which is not close the house unfortunately, I have 12v DC led strip lighting and 230v AC tools. I’m able to get a full day with medium use of the unit. - Off Grid Power for Garden Office Likewise with my garage I have a small garden office without power. Using this unit I’m able to power a small pc, monitor, flat screen tv and lighting. - Work So as you can see in my pictures this unit not even breaking a sweat powering my Fridge Freezer. As an electrician I use this device for provide temporary power for critical equipment during Powerdowns. For example during distribution board changes, the power is off for a number of hours. From this unit from a recent power down I was able to run a fridge freezer, Wireless router, Flatscreen Tv and charge the family phones. While the unit is impressive is it quite heavy. But it is expected especially how much power this unit punches. The unit has a sturdy carry handle with rubber grip so is comfortable to carry. The build is great with no issues or complaints. 5 star service from PowerOak and will report back in months to come with more feedback

I bought both this and the PowerOak AC50 after extensive research on the net. They were both initially to be used when I went 'off grid' in my motorhome. However as we are now in 'lockdown' that review will have to wait and this will be about my overall impressions of them both around the home. Firstly I would like to say how efficient the dispatch and delivery was from PowerOak even in these difficult times and the product arrived sooner than expected and I was able to track it's progress at all times. I initially bought the AC50 as I thought it would be ideal for powering my laptop with it's pure sine inverter and my small motorhome 12v LED TV. It was also ideal in that I could easily charge it from the solar panel on my van's roof or from the vehicles 12v socket when driving. I also have various smaller gadgets such as a Garmin GPS and smart watch which can all be charged from the USB sockets. My friend has a wireless charge Samsung and that sits happily on top charging. All in all I was very impressed. So impressed was I that I decided to buy the EB150. This will quite happily power my microwave and also a slow cooker. This is ideal when off grid in the van as I can leave something cooking all day in the slow cooker so I have an evening meal when I return to the van....or in colder months I like to cook porridge overnight in it. I have been trying various household items with it such as my larder fridge and my freezer and it happily powers both of those. It is comforting to know, especially in these difficult times, that I can power essential equipment for extra time if there is a power failure. I did look at other makes some of which had larger inverters but the use of well thought of LG batteries and the reliability of the AC50 made the choice of the EB150 an easy one. I have both solar panels on the roof of my van and a portable fold out panel as well. Both units have MPPT charge controllers and last week although not ideal weather the EB150 was drawing about 90w from a 120w panel. I will be interested to see how they perform when the sun is higher in the sky. All in all for the 'casual' and not very scientific minded user both these items are ideal, reasonably priced and of a high quality. I already have friends who have asked to borrow the AC50 for their glamping trips if we are ever allowed out!!

El aparato se ve de calidad. Llego solo sin las placas solares. Me ofrecieron otras diferentes despues de mil sms. Llegaron muy muy tarde tanto que tuvimos que devolverlas. La comunicación con el vendedor horrible, siempre elevando a amazon el casobpara que respondieran. Al final pude devolverlo todo y devolvieron el dinero. Pero ha costado mucho solucionar el problema. Sobre el aparato en si pinta bien pero no se puede cargar en el mechero del vehiculo lo demas ya seria probarlo, yo ni lo probe.

Nachdem ich 3 kleinere Powerstations (2x 500W, 1x 100W)in Betrieb habe, sowie 4 KW in 12V-Akkus (LiFePo) für die Beleuchtung, musste für die Küche (Kühlschrank, Mikrowelle) was Größeres her. Dieses Gerät ergänzt meine Inselanlage bestens. Jede Menge Anschlüsse, solide Verarbeitung, kein Bling-Bling (das Display ist einfach, aber informativ). Mit 400W Solarzellen ist die Kiste selbst im Winter schnell wieder aufgeladen. Ein 700W Mikrowellenherd lässt sich anschließen und läuft. Bei ca. 15 Minuten Laufzeit pro Tag kriegt man damit den eingebauten Akku eher nicht leer... (Für den Kühlschrank, der sowieso ersetzt werden muss, kommt irgendwann eine 24V-Kühlbox ins Haus.) 20 Kilo Gewicht hören sich schlimmer an, als es ist, und Akkus & Elektronik wiegen nun mal was. Fazit: Für den Preis (knappe 1500 Euro) kann ich dieses Gerät nur empfehlen.

Por desgracia los paneles dejan de cargar si reciben la más mínima sombra, aunque solo sea mínima y en una parte muy pequeña de la superficie. Esto hace que haya que estar constantemente comprobando que no haya ninguna sombra sobre ellos y cambiándolos de posición.

Esta estación de energía es muy recomendable para quienes como yo necesitamos una estación potente, (esta lo es) evita tener que hacer instalación eléctrica en la camper que después hay que homologar, aunque es muy potente 1.000 vatios de potencia y lleva un ventilador, esta es totalmente insonora y va perfecta como cabía de esperar, la verdad es que pesa bastante, algo más de 20 kilos, debido a la capacidad de la bateria que contiene en su interior, es lo que hay para quien la necesite, como yo. Recomiendo su compra. Más adelante ampliaré esta información voy a realizar más pruebas de cargas con las 2 placas solares que trae. El material de construcción es de muy, muy buena calidad.