Us-oukitel丨portable Power Station, Indoor Generator

The P5000 uses LiFePo4 batteries (5000 life cycles) which, unlike lead-acid and ternary batteries, are very safe and truly durable and perform well. P2001 (2000Wh) takes you 1.8 hours to recharge from 0% to 100% by standard wall outlet. No doubt P2001 lies in the very front of the fast recharge technology so far. Non-damage from any power failure on your fragile electrical products by using P2001. Our Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) is built to shield your sensitive and valuable electrical devices.

P2001’s LiFePo4 battery supports 3,500 lifecycles, which can still reach up to 70% of the original capacity. Unlike lead acid and ternary batteries, it is a very safe and truly built to last and perform. Compatibility with renewable energy sources is at the forefront of the P2001’s design. It can seamlessly integrate with 400W solar panels, promoting an environmentally friendly approach to power generation. Users can harness solar energy to recharge the station, significantly reducing reliance on fossil fuels and lowering carbon footprints. When your portable power station is plugged into the wall, any electronics plugged into it are powered from the grid and not its battery.

For instance, the AC cord icon will blink on a power grid issue while the temperature icon will show if the internal temperature is out-of-range. Push buttons assigned to each output section can be pressed to enable them while pressing again turns them off. On the back, you'll find all the ports to power the power station. You can charge the P5000 with power from an earthed socket, a solar panel or your car. Solar charging is especially interesting, because the P5000 consumes up to 1,000 W here.

The no nonsense user interface is also something that many people will like while the generous amount of DC sockets will also satisfy many needs. Covered by a oukitel bp2000 one year warranty, the P2001 will surely find a place in many houses this year. The AC section consists of six sockets all located on the right side of the case while the low voltage DC sockets are located on the front. Oukitel is generous with the DC sockets and includes ten arranged in two groups. Sockets for outdoor purposes are located on the left of the display.

The battery chemistry makes it less suitable as an investment since it offers only 500 charge cycles before the capacity falls to 80%, compared to the 2000 cycles of the P2001. The number of sockets offered by the Explorer 2000 is also less while it costs an extra $200. Using the Oukitel P2001 is very simple thanks to a display that is not overcrowded. Other important information displayed are the input and output power which give an idea if output devices are working properly and not exceeding the station limits. The LCD has a blue tint and updates every second while the always on backlight will put an additional load on the battery albeit a small one.

[2] The charging data is obtained from test reports provided by the Oukitel laborato-ry. The actual charging time may vary depending on the operating conditions or indi-vidual difference of devices. In case of blackouts, OUKITEL P5000 works as a 1400W Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS).

The second section which consists of only USB ports contains two 10W Type-A, two Type-A QC3.0 and a pair of 100W Type-C giving a total of 260W. P5000 Pro picks the safe, stable and long lasting LiFePO4 battery. That'll give you 5000 cycles so your battery will last up to 10 years.