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Clearance! Solarplay Q2501 Power Station 2160Wh 2400W LiFePO4 Battery Backup with 2×200W Solar Panels for Camping/Home Use
Clearance! Solarplay Q2501 Power Station 2160Wh 2400W LiFePO4 Battery Backup with 2×200W Solar Panels for Camping/Home Use
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$1,528.00 USD
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Solarplay Portable Power Station offers a reliable power solution for outdoor activities, remote work, or emergency backup. With a 2160Wh capacity and 2400W output, it powers essential gear such as microphones, cameras, laptops, and CPAP machines. The included 2×200W solar panels allow you to stay charged off-grid, while 14 versatile ports provide flexible power options. Compact, rugged, and silent, it’s the perfect companion for camping, hiking, outdoor adventures, and any situation where you need dependable power.
- 🌞 Keep your life powered with the Solarplay Q2501 Portable Power Station — perfect for home backup, camping trips, RV travel, and emergency situations. It comes with a large 2160Wh battery and strong 2400W output (5000W surge), enough to run big appliances like fridges, microwaves, or medical devices like CPAP.
- 🌞 You’ll get 2×200W solar panels (total 400W) to recharge with free sunlight. When combined with wall charging, it fully recharges in just 1.5 hours — ideal for emergencies or off-grid adventures.
- 🌞 Power up to 14 devices at once using AC ports, USB-C, USB-A, and a car port. The built-in UPS feature automatically switches to battery power during a power cut (within 0.08 seconds) to keep your important devices running without interruption.
- 🌞 It uses LiFePO4 (LFP) batteries, known for safety and long life — over 3500+ charge cycles, lasting up to 10 years. The Smart BMS system protects your devices by monitoring voltage, temperature, and current at all times.
- 🌞 Easy to carry at just 49 lbs (22.4kg) with a built-in handle. Its quiet operation (≤30dB) and IPX4 water resistance make it a great choice for outdoor activities, construction sites, or home use during storms or blackouts.
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