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OUPES Exodus 1200 992Wh 1200W LiFePO4 Portable Power Station

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OUPES has OUPES Exodus 1200 992Wh 1200W LiFePO4 Portable Power Station on sale for $549 - $300 off when you apply discount code EDS1200249 on the checkout page = $249. Shipping is free.

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Specs:
  • Capacity: 992Wh
  • Battery Type: LiFePO4
  • Battery Lifecycle: >3500 cycles to 80% capacity
  • Battery Management System (BMS): Yes
  • Inputs:
    • Fast AC Charging: 600W max
    • Slow AC Charging: 300W
    • Solar Charging: 240W max, 12–30V DC (MPPT 16–26V, 12A max)
    • AC + Solar Charging: 840W max
    • Car Charging: 120W max
  • Outputs:
    • 3x AC Outlets (1200W continuous, 1500W Boost Mode, 3600W Surge, Pure Sine Wave, 120V/20A NEMA 5-20R)
    • 2x USB-C (140W max per port)
    • 2x USB-A (18W max each)
    • 2x DC5521 (12V/10A)
    • 1x Car Port DC (12V/10A)
  • UPS/EPS Switch Time: <20ms
  • Connectivity: Wi-Fi 2.4GHz + Bluetooth
  • App Control: Yes
  • Pass-through Charging: Yes
  • IP Rating: IP21
  • Warranty: 5-Year Standard + 1-Year Extension w/ Registration (Up to 6 Years Total)

Editor's Notes

Written by jimmytx | Staff
  • Additional Information:
    • OUPES offers a 30-Day Money Back No Questions Asked return policy. For more details, visit here.
    • Priced at ~25.1 cents per watt hour for this portable power station.
    • Please see the original post for additional details and/or view the Wiki and forum comments for further helpful discussion if available.

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OUPES has OUPES Exodus 1200 992Wh 1200W LiFePO4 Portable Power Station on sale for $549 - $300 off when you apply discount code EDS1200249 on the checkout page = $249. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Staff Member VioletHaddock489 for sharing this deal.

Specs:
  • Capacity: 992Wh
  • Battery Type: LiFePO4
  • Battery Lifecycle: >3500 cycles to 80% capacity
  • Battery Management System (BMS): Yes
  • Inputs:
    • Fast AC Charging: 600W max
    • Slow AC Charging: 300W
    • Solar Charging: 240W max, 12–30V DC (MPPT 16–26V, 12A max)
    • AC + Solar Charging: 840W max
    • Car Charging: 120W max
  • Outputs:
    • 3x AC Outlets (1200W continuous, 1500W Boost Mode, 3600W Surge, Pure Sine Wave, 120V/20A NEMA 5-20R)
    • 2x USB-C (140W max per port)
    • 2x USB-A (18W max each)
    • 2x DC5521 (12V/10A)
    • 1x Car Port DC (12V/10A)
  • UPS/EPS Switch Time: <20ms
  • Connectivity: Wi-Fi 2.4GHz + Bluetooth
  • App Control: Yes
  • Pass-through Charging: Yes
  • IP Rating: IP21
  • Warranty: 5-Year Standard + 1-Year Extension w/ Registration (Up to 6 Years Total)

Editor's Notes

Written by jimmytx | Staff
  • Additional Information:
    • OUPES offers a 30-Day Money Back No Questions Asked return policy. For more details, visit here.
    • Priced at ~25.1 cents per watt hour for this portable power station.
    • Please see the original post for additional details and/or view the Wiki and forum comments for further helpful discussion if available.

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WoodSlayR
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Its good for certain things. For example, If your camping, you could use an 800watt hot water kettle that takes 5 to 7 minutes to boil water more than a dozen times before having to recharge it. You can also recharge from zero to full daily with about 300 watts of solar and good weather. Its def not designed to replace a gas gen but they have their uses. Do you really want to fire up a gas gen if all you needed to do was run your laptop, maybe charge your phone and run some led lighting in your tent for the night? This is perfect for that. Def cant compare them to a gas gen tho. Another great use for it, is I have an egg cooker that runs on just 400 watts and only takes 15 minutes to medium boil 6 eggs. This could medium to hard boil two dozen eggs and still just use less than half it's capacity or you could boil 48 eggs if you wanted to drain it completely. Thats a lot of eggs, especially considering you can charge it back to 100% in 4 to 5 hrs with around 300 watts of solar.
By the way, This is the egg cooker I use, its freakin awesome.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B9P17...tle_4&th=1
WoodSlayR
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This is a really really good price per Wh (maybe even the best or at least close to the best amongst what's available right now) but the entire Oupes Exodus line has been on sale at these really good sale prices for months and months. I've been starting to wonder if the prices were ever going to go up. So far, they've stayed super affordable. I probably just jinxed it by saying this and tomorrow prices will go up. Better buy now!
WoodSlayR
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These aren't for home backup power. good lord. These are just one step up from a usb power bank, and are super great for people that understand what they are for. Everything is about expectations. You can always let yourself down with any product you buy if your expectations are more than what the product is ever intended to do, but on the other hand, if your expectations are realistic. They are awesome!

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Feb 16, 2026 12:17 AM
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ThriftyThread5737Feb 16, 2026 12:17 AM
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Quote from WoodSlayR :
LOL, Yeah, this isn't the product you'd want. It wont do what you need. Not even close. it's not even marketed to people that have those needs. You want something with an absolute bare minimum of 2kWh of capacity, but more is better and a minimum of 800watts of solar panel to top it off in under a days worth of sunshine but more is always better. If your looking for home backup power, this is a joke. It's not for that.
It ( well not familiar with oopes marketing) but in general "power stations" are marketed to people for emergency power and keeping a fridge running is like the 3rd most important thing after maybe cell phone ( being able to call police,fire,EMS) then maybe lights but thats a maybe as If I had to choose sitting in the dark over all my steaks going bad I'd probably sit in the dark. Can always find a a candle in a drawer somewhere or just sleep at night.
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A battery unit like this is great if your power goes out in the middle of the night during a storm and you just want to sleep. You can plug this in to your refrigerator ahead of time and then start the generator in the morning if it's going to be a longer outage.
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Quote from CalmBird519 :
I agree, these deals are always so popular but are people really using these things or are they a hobby?
These aren't for home backup power. good lord. These are just one step up from a usb power bank, and are super great for people that understand what they are for. Everything is about expectations. You can always let yourself down with any product you buy if your expectations are more than what the product is ever intended to do, but on the other hand, if your expectations are realistic. They are awesome!
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Feb 16, 2026 12:49 AM
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SunshineandlollipopsFeb 16, 2026 12:49 AM
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Quote from WoodSlayR :
These aren't for home backup power. good lord. These are just one step up from a usb power bank, and are super great for people that understand what they are for. Everything is about expectations. You can always let yourself down with any product you buy if your expectations are more than what the product is ever intended to do, but on the other hand, if your expectations are realistic. They are awesome!
I bought mine to power my fish tank, laptop, and cell during outages. Works great for what I need it for.
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WoodSlayR
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Quote from ThriftyThread5737 :
It ( well not familiar with oopes marketing) but in general "power stations" are marketed to people for emergency power and keeping a fridge running is like the 3rd most important thing after maybe cell phone ( being able to call police,fire,EMS) then maybe lights but thats a maybe as If I had to choose sitting in the dark over all my steaks going bad I'd probably sit in the dark. Can always find a a candle in a drawer somewhere or just sleep at night.
There are different power categories of "power station" and this particular unit has less than 1kWh of capacity, so it's supposed to be used accordingly. This one isn't for home backup, or running a a full size fridge or anything that uses a lot of power for any amount of useful time. Think, going camping and devices that aren't power hogs. Laptops, lighting, cell phones, cameras, maybe using en egg cooker like i suggested earlier or boiling some water. If thats what you need, its perfect for that. If you need more than that, you're looking at the wrong type of device.
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Quote from DrewW2 :
$449 with the 240W solar panel... Seems like a good deal too
Pretty good match.. 240 watts is good enough to charge this model from zero to full in about a days worth of sunshine so not bad. I wouldn't expect a 0 to 100% charge in 1 day but close to, and certainly good to go from 20 to 30% back to 100% in 4 to 5 hours of sun. In perfect, but not realistic conditions, you could charge from 0 to 100% in a bit over 4 hours with 240w of solar.
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Quote from ThriftyThread5737 :
I like the idea of these but whenever I actually start doing the math they just don't seem that great. So this can put out 300 watts for maybe 2.5 hours. So for camping maybe I could play a radio all day or cook a couple meals on a hotplate but that's it and the item is spent until I am back on grid power. They all come with a car charger but when you do the math on that it is like 40 hours to charge it via car so you have to keep your car idling for 40 yours yea no thank you. I can see the use case for maybe a CPAP or other medical device in a power outage if that is all your are planning to run but other than that a small quiet generator like a Honda 1000 just seems like the better choice for 99% of people. People already steal generators I can't imagine how easy one of these would be to steal if you sit it outside with solar panels. Lightweight means easy to carry off and since they are silent I mean at least you can hear a generator turn off if it is running outside! Granted one of these fits in to the "better than nothing" catagory to recharge a cell phone or keep an led light or 2 on for a couple days but the use case seems very limited to me. Maybe if you live in an apartment without a balcony and just cant put a generator anywhere and again "better than nothing" I can see that. So if you bought one ( any brand) and use it tell me your use case and if it worked well or not for you!
I bought an Anker unit, pre-LiFePO. I bought it to run a laptop with physical printer on a rolling cart at trade-fairs, for running off documents like service contracts for vendors and bills of lading. I'm running it indoors, and I wanted to run a regular Brother or Canon printer, not shop for some low-voltage portable printer that prints only 3 pages per minute and has to be fed one page at a time. It worked great for that, and paid for itself, but then I stopped doing that kind of work.

For a few months, I kept it in my van when traveling for work (and camping in my van.) It could keep my laptop, phone, and lights going for 3-7 days at a time, and it had better power quality for my devices than keeping everything charging off my vehicle while driving, which would just ruin my phone's battery everytime I did a cross-country trip.

Now it sits at the foot of the stairs at home, where we can locate it easily during a power outage, which seems to happen briefly every 2-3 months. It has a pleasant 2700K light built-in, and even though it's the older battery tech, rated for ~500 charge cycles, i think we've only put it through ~50. If it doesn't brick itself from sitting forgotten, it'll probably last us 20 years.

If my power needs change, I'll get another, but the tech seems to be advancing faster than my use-cases, and if the collapse of civilization takes down the grid, I'll just go back to sleeping when it's dark and working while the sun yet shines.

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Quote from blocky :
I bought an Anker unit, pre-LiFePO. I bought it to run a laptop with physical printer on a rolling cart at trade-fairs, for running off documents like service contracts for vendors and bills of lading. I'm running it indoors, and I wanted to run a regular Brother or Canon printer, not shop for some low-voltage portable printer that prints only 3 pages per minute and has to be fed one page at a time. It worked great for that, and paid for itself, but then I stopped doing that kind of work.

For a few months, I kept it in my van when traveling for work (and camping in my van.) It could keep my laptop, phone, and lights going for 3-7 days at a time, and it had better power quality for my devices than keeping everything charging off my vehicle while driving, which would just ruin my phone's battery everytime I did a cross-country trip.

Now it sits at the foot of the stairs at home, where we can locate it easily during a power outage, which seems to happen briefly every 2-3 months. It has a pleasant 2700K light built-in, and even though it's the older battery tech, rated for ~500 charge cycles, i think we've only put it through ~50. If it doesn't brick itself from sitting forgotten, it'll probably last us 20 years.

If my power needs change, I'll get another, but the tech seems to be advancing faster than my use-cases, and if the collapse of civilization takes down the grid, I'll just go back to sleeping when it's dark and working while the sun yet shines.
That is a great use case!
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jnthornhFeb 16, 2026 03:57 AM
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Had a huge power outage recently and we used an ecoflow River 2 to power our small electronics. I was able to recharge it from solar.

After that I wanted something bigger, so I ordered the Oupes 1500 when I saw it on here at $305.

Well the damn thing never worked and it took a week of back and forth to get them to just exchange it.

This brand may be good value per watt hour but you're getting what you pay for in customer service. Reliability is super important for these backup batteries, and so far I'm not impressed.

Anyway, if you can afford a better brand it might be worth it.
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LiquidIQFeb 16, 2026 05:06 AM
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A week ago I got the Exodus 2400 with 2232Wh Capacity for $449 (it's still that price). It doesn't have a huge output, but for the price per kWh nothing on their site comes close. I ran it down to zero first thing (there's a yellow tag on the AC charge port that says do this) then charged it up. I didn't go for the solar panel because I have a Solar/battery backup system in my near future, but if I did I think I could power my work computer, screen, and network all day indefinitely.

I have seen videos talking about fan noise, but the only time the fan came on was when it was charging.
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PowerfulName3833Feb 16, 2026 09:12 AM
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Quote from WoodSlayR :
No matter what kind of word gymnastics you want to try to use, a household fridge isn't running for 22hrs on 850Wh. Thats what all this boils down to.
I don't know anything about "duty cycles" and all that but...wouldn't the possibility of running the fridge that long be dependent on the environment the fridge is in? The Youtuber the other guy mentioned was doing this outside, if I understand correctly, no? If, in theory, the guy was camping while the temperature was roughly the same as the fridge's target temperature, wouldn't that use very little power?
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ThriftyThread5737Feb 16, 2026 09:18 AM
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Quote from WoodSlayR :
LOL, Yeah, this isn't the product you'd want. It wont do what you need. Not even close. it's not even marketed to people that have those needs. You want something with an absolute bare minimum of 2kWh of capacity, but more is better and a minimum of 800watts of solar panel to top it off in under a days worth of sunshine but more is always better. If your looking for home backup power, this is a joke. It's not for that.
just ran across this OUPES Mega 1 Home Backup & Portable Power Station | 2000W 1024Wh https://slickdeals.net/f/19212946-oupes-mega-1-home-backup-portable-power-station-2000w-1024wh-299?attrsrc=JFYCarousel%3APosition%3A1%7CJFYCarousel%3AType%3Athread&src=jfy_carousel Check out that name and tell me they aren't marketed like that Stick Out Tongue Mega 1 Home Backup
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Quote from ThriftyThread5737 :
just ran across this OUPES Mega 1 Home Backup & Portable Power Station | 2000W 1024Wh https://slickdeals.net/f/19212946-oupes-mega-1-home-backup-portable-power-station-2000w-1024wh-299?attrsrc=JFYCarousel%3APosition%3A1%7CJFYCarousel%3AType%3Athread&src=jfy_carousel Check out that name and tell me they aren't marketed like that Stick Out Tongue Mega 1 Home Backup
My Mega 1 ran my fridge a night or two when fuel became an issue due to ice, full home back up of course not..specially if you include furnaces and what not..but to save 700 in groceries on some bummer situations handed down by mother nature..absolutely.

I also carry my Exodus 600 in my car hooked up to solar to run my mini fridge/food warmer.

I will say however 2/5 of the Oupes products I have purchased have failed within 24 hours of obtaining them, their Battery Manage Systems (BMS) are subpar and fragile...they do have customer service which isn't opened on the weekends, long back hauled, and will argue tooth and nail to try to get you out of warranty but eventually do cave...so proceed with caution, you may have to wait alil if any issues come forth. Took em 15 days to even respond to my warranty inquiry.
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VirtualShopliftFeb 16, 2026 12:08 PM
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guys, I have to tell you I've have nothing but problems with these. First off I'll state this and I'll have it Overlander so I have a lot of experience with power stations. The one thing about this brand is that the charging port is not NEMA
IEC C13 power cord like we used in the US. I'm sure each of you have at least 10 of these computer / monitor cable cables sitting around. I've had two of these units fail. And there's several other others that reported the same with othersZ


Ecoflow for the win.

Two failed and both was a nightmare to RMA
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Quote from AmusedLake9040 :
My Mega 1 ran my fridge a night or two when fuel became an issue due to ice, full home back up of course not..specially if you include furnaces and what not..but to save 700 in groceries on some bummer situations handed down by mother nature..absolutely.

I also carry my Exodus 600 in my car hooked up to solar to run my mini fridge/food warmer.

I will say however 2/5 of the Oupes products I have purchased have failed within 24 hours of obtaining them, their Battery Manage Systems (BMS) are subpar and fragile...they do have customer service which isn't opened on the weekends, long back hauled, and will argue tooth and nail to try to get you out of warranty but eventually do cave...so proceed with caution, you may have to wait alil if any issues come forth. Took em 15 days to even respond to my warranty inquiry.
Do they cover shipping or do you have to ship a 50 LB product to them and pay return shipping to get warranty service?
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