1000Wh 500W Portable Power Station with LiFePO4 and PD 20W USB-C Output
This 1000Wh portable power station combines a LiFePO4 battery, 500W pure sine wave inverter and multiple AC and DC charging interfaces in a transportable metal enclosure. It provides a balanced option between compact low-power stations and heavier 2kWh-class systems.
The station measures 275 × 190 × 246mm and weighs 12.05kg net. It can be positioned near a desk, temporary service point or protected mobile work area while supplying compatible electronics and selected AC equipment.
The 1000Wh battery rating influences how long connected devices may operate, while the 500W inverter rating controls the maximum continuous AC load. The station can store more energy than a 650Wh model and support a wider range of compatible equipment without moving into a 1000W output category.
For practical load planning, list every device that may operate at the same time. Add the continuous wattage and separately check temporary startup or adapter inrush demand.
Energy-Oriented Devices
Lighting and communication equipment may have modest power demand but run for many hours, making battery capacity important.
Power-Oriented Devices
Some appliances operate for a short time but require higher wattage, making the 500W output limit the main selection factor.
The unit provides AC output for compatible 110V equipment, two USB 2.0 charging ports and one Type-C PD 20W interface. This allows different device categories to share the same portable energy source.
The combined AC and DC load must remain within the station’s operating limits. A connected USB device still consumes battery energy and should be included in runtime planning.
The AC output uses a pure sine wave waveform at 60Hz. This supports stable power delivery for compatible equipment but does not override the device’s own voltage, frequency or wattage requirements.
AC charging is rated at 500W and accepts an 85–135Vac, 60Hz input. This provides a faster recovery option when compatible utility or generator power is available.
PV charging supports a 12–60V input and up to 300W. Solar recharge can be used where access to fixed power is limited, but the actual charging rate changes with weather, panel temperature, shading and sun angle.
The specified operating noise is below 50dB. Actual sound can vary with load, charging condition and internal temperature-management operation.
Operate the station between -10°C and 40°C within the stated humidity range. Avoid rain, condensation, enclosed hot spaces and locations where ventilation openings may be blocked.
The less-than-50ms transfer specification should be checked with sensitive equipment because device response can vary.
| Battery and Inverter | 1000Wh LiFePO4 / 500W Rated Output |
| AC Output | 110Vac ±5Vac / 60Hz ±0.5% / Pure Sine Wave |
| AC Input | 85–135Vac / 60Hz |
| AC Charging Power | 500W |
| Solar Charging Input | 12–60V / 300W Maximum |
| USB and Type-C | 2 × USB 2.0 / PD 20W Type-C |
| Transfer and Efficiency | Below 50ms / Charging >95% / Inverter >86% |
| Size and Shipping Weight | 275 × 190 × 246mm / 12.05kg Net / 13kg Gross |
| Operating Conditions | -10°C to 40°C / 20–95% RH / Noise Below 50dB |
No. The battery stores 1000Wh of nominal energy, while the rated AC output is 500W.
They may be used for compatible devices when the combined load remains within the station’s limits.
No. Available solar power depends on sunlight, panel orientation, temperature and conversion conditions.
No water-protection rating is stated, so it should remain in a dry and protected location.
Check continuous power, startup demand and whether other devices will be connected at the same time.
Need to evaluate several AC and USB devices together?