SWAREY Portable Power Station S500 PRO, 518Wh Lithium-ion Battery Solar Generator with 500W(Surge 1200W) AC Outlet, USB-C PD 65W, Backup Power Pack for Outdoors Camping Travel Fishing RV

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The battery is high quality, the charge time is impressive and the four LED light modes means it doubles up as a torch. About 5-6 hours in direct sunlight with solar panel, 6-7 hours in 12V car cigarette socket, 5-6 hours in PD 60W USB-C socket.

You can use an AC adapter to charge the unit in just six hours, use a generator, use 12 V or 24 V car outlets, or use solar panels (sold separately).We can run outdoor electronic devices such as laptop, smartphone, drones, mini refrigerators, LED bulbs, SLR camera on this power station with solar panels connected to it to top up during the day. If you want to run kettles or coffee machines then you’ll need something with a higher output ceiling. This power station has a 500 W capacity which means it can be used to power laptops, power tools and drones. It can only be used to power items under 100 W, but it’s still a useful and affordable choice for camping and hiking.

CHARGE 11 DEVICES SIMULTANEOUSLY】Featuring a wide range of output options including two AC outlets, one PD 45W USB-C, four USB-A ports, two 12V/3A ports, one regulated DC 12V/10A car output, one 10W wireless charging pad, and one LED lighting panel give you peace of mind during power outage,it can power your smartphone,laptop,router,car devices, mini-fridge and more whenever in needs. We then use USB or AC power meters to check the power output of all USB or AC outlets, and their support for standards such as Quick Charge 3. The solar conversion efficiency reaches as much as 23%, meaning the unit will produce more energy than conventional solar panels. The light has several settings with a high-brightness and low-brightness torch, flashing mode and an SOS sequence. Compact Size, More Powerful】The newly upgraded S500 portable generator has a larger capacity of 518Wh (3.It is a powerful emergency electric source not only for outdoor activities, like RV travel, camping, fishing, but also indoor power outages. Sarah’s role as chief editor at DIY Garden is about more than just making sure we’re literally dotting the i’s and crossing the t’s (although she’s a stickler for detail, so it’s certainly about that too!