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Versatile and Sufficient AC and DC Power Outputs - Equipped with 8 outlets: 2x 110V Pure Sine Wave AC outputs (200W Continuous/Surge 400W). 3x USB output (including 1x USB C PD 45W), 1x 12V Car port, 2x 12V DC 5.5x2.1mm barrel ports. Power multiple devices at the same time with both Ac and DC outlets. Total 398W combined AC (200W) and DC power (189W) Capability
Solar Ready Generator with multiple recharge options – Quickly recharge Tenergy Portable Power Station with AC wall adapter at home, solar panel (sold separately)in the field, or car charger on the go
Portable and user friendly design – Compact, sturdy and easy to use; large LCD display, built-in LED light for ambient and emergency lighting. 8.4Lb lightweight and small footprint
3 ways to recharge
Includes three cords to recharge the portable power station with any of the following power sources: AC outlet, solar panel, or with a car 12v port.
Up to 8 devices at once
With 8 output ports, Tenergy's portable power station can recharge and power up to 8 devices at once through the 2x AC ports, 3x USB ports, and the 3x 12v ports.
For outdoor adventures
Power all your favorite electronics while RV camping or exploring nature. The compact size and handle design makes it easy to bring anywhere your journey takes you.
Solar energy generator
Combine with a solar panel that has maximum power point tracking (MPPT) to create a powerful and quiet renewable energy generator anywhere.
USB C port output
Reduce the number of cords with the universal USB C power port that doubles as an input for power and output to recharge laptops, tablets, phones, and USB-C electronics.
Emergency backup power
Power outage in your neighborhood? Be prepared for the worst situations with this reliable 300wh back-up off grid power source.
Portable Power Station Specifications
Battery: Lithium-Iron Phosphate(LiFePO4)
Capacity: 300Wh (12.8V, 23.4Ah)
Display: LCD
Operation Temperature: 14F to 104F
Size: 9.4 * 5.2 * 7.9 inch
Weight: 8.1 lb
Certification: FCC, CEC, PSE, RoHS
Input:
DC 15V 3A
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Top Comments
For a smaller unit like this, I am not sure what is the point of needing an app.
This Tenergy unit seems to a be lower rated inverter that only offers 200 watts continuous vs the Ecoflow 300 watts. Battery size on the Tenergy is larger though 300wh vs 256wh on the Ecoflow so the Tenergy will last longer.
Basically if you need back up for things under 200 watts this is a better buy. If you have more higher power usage requirements the Ecoflow is better since it has the x-boost capability in its inverter to boost certain things to 600 watts max. This Tenergy doesn't have that.
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I just bought this, 200W total.
The manual I have for the River 2 says 300W total (surge 600W).
What does the label on the charger says for DC voltage and current?
Using your number of 200W, this power station will last you about 1.2 hours since the unit needs some of the battery power for itself.
So disappointing.
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An easy way to figure out runtime, in your case since you already know, is to look at watthours. It's pretty simple. Your 200w beat box, in an hour, will take 200watthours
This unit is 300Wh
However expecting to get all 300 of those watthours is a little optimistic, so imagine it's like 80% of the stated capacity in practicality. So something like 260wh, so 260watt-hours/200watts is 1.3 hours.
You're going to need to look at the power output though
" (200W Continuous/Surge 400W)"
So you'll be pinging it at max the whole time, which for a cheaper Chinese battery I wouldn't roll those dice when beefier units aren't that much more expensive.
I got one of my own of a different brand and capacity and love it, but I wish I could charge it faster than 50w, since 300wh/50w is 6 hours no matter how I charge it. I use it for little things I just need plugged in for a moment, but too lazy to get an extension cord, like using a glue gun, powering my monitor and microscope or powering some USB stuff. Handy things!
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