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Daran NEOK2 288Wh 600W LiFePO4 Portable Battery Powered Station on sale for $249.99 - 50% with promo code
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Product Description:
- 600W High Power Output: Delivers stable 600W pure sine wave power (1200W surge)
- Solar fast charging: Recommended input is a 100W solar panel. It can be charged via car socket or wall socket – it takes 2 hours to charge to 80% using AC power. (Solar panel, solar charging cable, and car charging cable not included).
- 6 Devices Simultaneously: Charge everything with 2* 600W AC, 1* Car Socket; 1 Type-C; 2*USB-A.
- Only 8.86 lbs (10.0 x 6.6 x 8.2in) with a shock-resistant casing and reinforced handle. 35% more compact than previous models—fits in backpacks or car trunks.
- Zero noise, no fumes, and BMS protection for temperature control/overload.
- The built-in rear LED light offers three modes: steady beam, strobe, and emergency SOS
- 288Wh LiFePO4 Battery
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Community Reviews
This is a compact 288Wh, 600W LiFePO4 power station best suited to phones, laptops, fans, and other light loads rather than heavy appliances. The community notes solid long term use on similar Daran units, with one unit still holding charge after a month unused and another going 1.5 years as a decent no frills backup. The main limits are the small capacity, no UPS or pass through support, and a 600W ceiling that rules out higher draw gear like a 700W heater. USB C input is also missing, so it feels more basic than newer models.
Common Questions (5)
A 100W load can run for about 6 hours in ideal conditions. The 288Wh capacity is small, so real runtime will be lower after conversion losses and is best suited to phones, laptops, fans, or light camping gear rather than long-term heavy loads.
One unit held its charge for over a month with only a few percent loss, but another related Daran model reportedly fully discharged itself. That suggests the issue may not be universal, but long idle storage is worth watching.
It does not have UPS/pass-through charging. When plugged into a wall and used to power AC devices, it still draws from the internal battery while recharging, rather than bypassing the battery directly.
No. The 700W heater exceeds the unit's 600W output rating, so the wattage limit is the blocker.
It supports up to 80W input, with a 10-26V range, a DC5521 5.5Ă—2.1mm connector, and a 5A max current. A 100W to 120W panel can work if its Voc stays below 26V and it has the right DC5521 plug or adapter.
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