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You can read about the advantages for you in the performance section of this review. With the industry-leading super fast 1800W AC charging, OUKITEL P5000 can be fully charged in less than 3 hours. With dual input from AC outlets and solar panels, it can be fully charged in 1.8 hours. A feature that is rarely seen in other stations is the UPS mode. Devices connected to the P2001 do not lose power when the AC supply is disrupted.

Even though the Oukitel P5000 weighs a whopping 52 kg, it is easy to transport thanks to the case design. All necessary cables are stored in the integrated box above the power station. Finally, the Oukitel P5000 is capable of powering https://eu.oukitel.com/collections/portable-power-station up to 15 devices simultaneously. P501 satisfies different outdoor power needs, offers sustainable power supply with 3 kinds of charging methods. Offering simultaneous devices charging with 5 types of output ports. The Jackery Explorer 2000 is probably the reference for this type of power station.

Furthermore, it supports fast charging technology, ensuring quick recharging and eliminating the hassle of long waiting times. The Oukitel power station supports charging from AC and solar panels. Connecting both at the same time will reduce the time to fill the batteries. The MTTP compatible solar input in the form of an Anderson connector is located on the left and can accept up to 48V at 500W.

Using a generator, an EV charger, a car charger, or a gas charger are other recharging options. The Oukitel P5000 is a massive power station with an equally massive capacity of 5 kWh. A single working field for the power station cannot be defined—and that is precisely where its strength lies in my opinion. Thanks to the extendable handle and the wheels, transporting it is no problem if you're not sleeping in a tree house.

The Oukitel P5000 stores a good 5 kWh and is an efficient power station with 78%. Unfortunately, the operation only works directly "on site" with buttons because there is no software support. The telescopic handle doesn't make the most stable impression when lifting the power station. You should rather not use the handle to lift it over a step, but the Power station really rolls smoothly on even ground. Haven’t really tested it out yet over a longer period of time, but it powers my fridge which is super important when I have a power outage. Approximately 80% of the initial capacity after 2,000 full charge cycles.