DaranEner Direct via Amazon has
DaranEner Portable Power Station 56000mAh LiFePO4 w/ 2x 300W AC Outlets on sale for $149.99 - $60 (apply promo code
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$89.99.
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Features:- 300W (600W surge) pure sine wave, 179.2Wh (equivalent to 56000mAh, 3.2V) capacity
- Weighs only 6.2 lbs
- Three charging options, 100% full charge in 1.5 hours via home outlet (110W AC Super Fast Charge), or 2 hours via car charger or solar panel (MPPT 90W Max (11-30V 4A Max))
- Can be used and charged more than 3500 times
- Has 7 ports: 3 input (1x DC5521input, 2xUSB-A 18W) and 4 output (1x DC 5521output, 1xTYPE-C (60W-fast charge), 2x AC output)
- 4-level brightness LED flashlight, which could emit 4 lighting modes (steady light and SOS mode)
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DeviceTypical Draw (W)Estimated Runtime (h)Notes
Smartphone charger (5 W)5~30 hOr ~15 full charges (≈12 Wh per phone)
Laptop (light use, 50 W)50~3.1 hGood for ~1–2 full charges depending on model
LED camping lantern (10 W)10~15 hIdeal for extended lighting
CPAP machine (40 W average)40~4.6 hEnough for a night's sleep for many models
Mini fridge (60 W average)60~3.1 hShort-term backup, not long-term
32″ LED TV (50 W)50~3.1 hBinge-watch a few episodes
Small desk fan (30 W)30~5.2 hGreat for spot cooling
Portable speaker (20 W)20~7.8 hParty on the go
Portable projector (85 W)85~1.9 hMovie-night capability
Emergency radio + charging (15 W)15~13.3 hKeeps you informed and powered
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Also, the Jackery Explorer 300 with 50% more capacity for $160. Depends on how much you need. They're the same thing with more power.
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You can also just get a lithium battery and use it to charge this, if it's enough power for you. If I just wanted to charge phones for days, I would get a LiFePo4 battery, put it in a toolbox, add a port to it, then charge it off a DC to DC converter while I drive or add a solar charge converter to charge off solar. I've got enough laying around I'll probably just do that with my spare battery for truck camping. I bought a plastic Hart stacking box from Walmart for $27, lithium battery for $150 last year, PWN charge controller and 100W solar panel was $100, or a flexible panel is like $100 now, plus a cheap, decent brand charge controller, like $20, which isn't included here either. Like $250-300 you can have a portable generator for anything 12V that's going to last forever. Adding an inverter is going to make things more difficult, but still doable. You can also put an Anderson connector on the outside to connect another battery, but that's generally considered bad from a charging point, because they won't charge at the same rate. Look up Will Prowse, he's done a few videos talking about this but it's usually a side note.
To properly run a battery bank, hook batteries in parallel, but the positive connects to the battery on one end, and negative to the battery on the other end. Otherwise power flows to and from the closest battery first, so it's the one that gets drained and charged first in the series.
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