Portable Power Station WPP600-05

The WPP600-05 runs on a 12.8V 50Ah LiFePO4 (lithium iron phosphate) battery instead of a conventional lithium-ion pack. LiFePO4 chemistry is thermally stable, tolerates deep discharge well and keeps a capacity of more than 4,000 cycles, which brings the cost per charge far below lead-acid packs and ordinary power banks. A built-in BMS monitors cell voltage, current and temperature, and shuts the output down automatically on short circuit, overload, over temperature, over current or under voltage, protecting both the power station and the appliances connected to it.

Key Features

• 640Wh LiFePO4 battery — 12.8V 50Ah, rated for ≥4,000 charge and discharge cycles.
• 600W AC output — three 220V ±5% sockets (50Hz / 60Hz) for running several devices at the same time.
• 5 × USB + 1 × Type-C — USB output 5V/2.1A with QC3.0, Type-C PD18W for fast phone, tablet and laptop charging.
• 12V DC output — vehicle DC socket for car fridges, air pumps, 12V lights and other vehicle accessories.
• Two charging routes — 14.6V 5A DC mains charging through the DC input, or MPPT PV charging at 18V 7A through the XT60 solar input port.
• Outdoor-ready details — wireless charging pad, built-in LED light and LCD display screen for night operation.
• Portable body — 29.5*20*29cm and 6.4kg, with an integrated handle for one-hand carrying.
• Full protection set — short circuit, overload, over temperature, over current and under voltage protection.

Typical Runtime

• Smartphone: about 30 full charges
• 13-inch laptop: about 20 hours
• 32-inch LCD TV: about 10 hours
• 40W fan: about 15 hours of continuous running
• 20W energy-saving lamp: about 22 hours of continuous running
• 3W 12V LED light: about 150 hours

Runtime figures are measured with a single load and are for reference only; actual runtime varies with load, temperature and battery condition.

Where It Works

Camping and weekend trips, RV and van life, outdoor photography and fishing, garden and farm work, mobile stalls and trade shows, plus short power outages at home. Motor-driven appliances such as compressors and pumps draw a start-up surge several times their rated power, so please check the surge rating of the appliance against the rated output before use.