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AFERIY 1800W/1024Wh Nomad1800 Pro (P180 Pro) LiFePO4 Portable Power Station $299 + Free Shipping
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Wellbots [wellbots.com] has AFERIY 1800W/1024Wh Nomad1800 Pro (P180 Pro) Portable Power Station for $499 - $200 off with code AFBACK200 at checkout = $299. Shipping is free.
Features:
Features:
- 1800W Pure Sine Wave Output with 3600W peak surge, safe for sensitive electronics
- Expandable Capacity: Connect up to 4 P180-B expansion batteries to scale from 1024Wh up to 5120Wh
- Under-10ms UPS Switchover: Automatically kicks in during outages to keep computers, routers, and other essentials running without interruption
- 4 Charging Methods: AC, solar (up to 500W), car, or AC + solar combined for faster recharge
- 14 Multi-Purpose Ports: 2 AC outlets, 2 USB-A QC3.0, 1 USB-C PD (20W), 1 USB-C PD (140W), 2 DC5521 ports, 1 car socket, plus XT60 solar input and parallel expansion port
- LiFePO4 Battery Technology: Rated for 4,000+ charge cycles while retaining over 80% capacity
- Smart App Control: Manage output, monitor battery status, and control the unit remotely via the AFERIY BrightEMS app (Wi-Fi + Bluetooth)
- Certified Safe: FCC, CE, PSE, UL, and UN38.3 certified
- Backed by up to a 7-year warranty (2-year standard + 5-year extension available)
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Wellbots [wellbots.com] has AFERIY 1800W/1024Wh Nomad1800 Pro (P180 Pro) Portable Power Station for $499 - $200 off with code AFBACK200 at checkout = $299. Shipping is free.
Features:
Features:
- 1800W Pure Sine Wave Output with 3600W peak surge, safe for sensitive electronics
- Expandable Capacity: Connect up to 4 P180-B expansion batteries to scale from 1024Wh up to 5120Wh
- Under-10ms UPS Switchover: Automatically kicks in during outages to keep computers, routers, and other essentials running without interruption
- 4 Charging Methods: AC, solar (up to 500W), car, or AC + solar combined for faster recharge
- 14 Multi-Purpose Ports: 2 AC outlets, 2 USB-A QC3.0, 1 USB-C PD (20W), 1 USB-C PD (140W), 2 DC5521 ports, 1 car socket, plus XT60 solar input and parallel expansion port
- LiFePO4 Battery Technology: Rated for 4,000+ charge cycles while retaining over 80% capacity
- Smart App Control: Manage output, monitor battery status, and control the unit remotely via the AFERIY BrightEMS app (Wi-Fi + Bluetooth)
- Certified Safe: FCC, CE, PSE, UL, and UN38.3 certified
- Backed by up to a 7-year warranty (2-year standard + 5-year extension available)
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My use case for these expanding ones is to power my coffee cart for events. I can bring more or less expansion batteries depending on how long I need it to run.
My use case for these expanding ones is to power my coffee cart for events. I can bring more or less expansion batteries depending on how long I need it to run.
My use case for these expanding ones is to power my coffee cart for events. I can bring more or less expansion batteries depending on how long I need it to run.
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For me, an expandable system seems more elegant when I'm wheeling it in for a client/event. Futhermore when I go charge it, the main unit handles the charging for all the expansion batteries. I don't need to do it separately like I would if I used just lifepo4 batteries.
Plugging in a 12v lifepo4 into the XT60 will only transfer about 100w into the power station because all of them limit you to 8 amps
The only power station that let you get 20 amps of your 12v battery is the Pecron E1000
There are very little left of these as most companies are excluding them.
Pecron and Oupes 1800w/1024wh power stations used to have expansion ports and they made updated versions that excluded them.
The only hesitant about this power station is the 50v solar port.
The manual does say 55v but I don't know if you can use a 48v battery into the port without damaging it.
48v battery actual voltage can go past 55v when full.
I already have tons of power stations but I'm gonna see if I can hack the expansion port.
I have a Pecron E1000 that is in the same category and I hacked it but It's ~$380 and heavier.
If I can't hack the expansion port, this can still be useful to carry around.
I'm pretty extreme but I still want to keep my warranty.
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