600W Solar Generator

The 600W Portable Power Station and a 100 W folding panel, matched at the factory and shipped together. On the shelf it is a 538 Wh battery with a 600 W inverter. In the sun it refills itself.

In the box

• 600W Portable Power Station — 538 Wh LiFePO4, 600 W continuous, 1,200 W surge
• 100 W four-fold solar panel — 18 V operating, 24 V open circuit, 3.6 kg, folds to 50 × 40 × 1.6 cm
• Connector set: DC, GX16, XT60, XT90, Anderson and Cobra clip
• Wall charger and car charge lead

Recharging from the sun

The 100 W panel delivers about 90 W into this station, filling the 538 Wh battery in roughly 7 hours of direct sun. The station's MPPT controller accepts 12–28 V at up to 200 W, so the panel sits well inside its window with room to add a second one later.

What it runs

• Phone (44 Wh) — about 12 charges
• Camera (15 Wh) — about 35 charges
• Laptop (95 W) — about 5.6 hours
• Box fan (48 W) — about 11 hours
• 12 V car fridge (60 W) — about 9 hours

Estimated at 95% usable capacity. Actual runtime varies with load and temperature.

Why buy the pair

A power station without a panel runs down and stays down. Matching the two yourself means checking the panel's open-circuit voltage against the station's MPPT window — get it wrong and the controller either refuses the panel or takes damage. This pair is already inside spec.