Maplin Bateria 568Wh 600W AC/DC Output Rechargeable Portable Power Station

£299.99£379.9921% off

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About this productThe Maplin Bateria 568Wh 600W AC/DC Output Rechargeable Portable Power Station is a portable energy storage power system Generator integrating multiple functional modes, which can be placed indoors or in cars. It can also be used as an outdoor emergency backup power source.

The system has a built-in lithium battery with strong output capacity and advanced management system, which can ensure the long life of the battery and the safety of the use process. It is ideal for camping, traveling or as an emergency solution, car jump starting (cables not included).

You can choose solar power supporting solar photovoltaic panels or grid charging. It has AC, USB-A and USB-C ports to meet the needs of different electronic products.

Specifications

Battery capacity: 568wh for a total of 153600mAh
Recharge wattage: 100W
Standard charger: ~7.5 hours
Car charger: ~9 hours
100W solar photovoltaic panel: ~10 hours (supports solar photovoltaic panel MPPT function charging 12 - 24V)
LCD status panel
Convenient carry handle
Overcharge protection
Weight: 5.4kg
Dimensions: 275 x 170 x 215mm
DC input port: 20V -5A supports 12-24V
Vehicle charging output port: 12V-8A including cable
AC output port: 600W continuous /1000W peak
USB output ports:
- USB-A 5V 2.4A
- USB-A QC 18W
- USB-C 65W

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10th Apr
£279 here and many shops , like B&Q etc. have it for 299. Bit low capacity to be useful and charging time is high. I have VTOMAN FlashSpeed 1500 , which is more than twice expensive, but brilliant piece of kit, changes fully in 1h from AC outlet, having 1548Wh. (edited)
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13th Apr
"bit low capacity to be useful" What do you mean? I have the PPT 450+ and it's more than useful for camping, what exactly do you expect to run off a compact power bank?

Also the VTOMAN FlashSpeed 1500 is like £600+ so it's not even in the same range and is substantially bigger in size.
10th Apr
I misread the product as “ bacteria “ !
10th Apr
Should have gone to Specsavers
10th Apr
I didn’t know maplin still existed!
10th Apr
In name only
Author
10th Apr
Note there is one left in stock via a Amazon seller but I didn't include this with only a single one being in stock.
11th Apr
How many times can I recharge my iPhone with this?
Author
13th Apr
Using fag packet maths I reckon you'd get around 30 to 35 full charges out of it. (edited)
11th Apr
Is this heavily inspired by Jackery or a rebadged Jackery because it sure looks like a Jackery 500 but with a few differences.
Author
13th Apr
I wouldn't be surprised if they're all made by the same manufacture and just rebranded with some extra features.
12th Apr
Look at the display, it says OUPUT. That's quality.

Probably just a cheap Jackery knockoff built under license.
Author
12th Apr
It looks like a space limitation, if they put the T it would be OUTPUTW with no space.
12th Apr
Yes, this is more than three times the cost, but ten times better. If you need battery power, don't bother with lesser tools, just get the proper tool for the job

uk.aferiy.com/pro…8wh

P.S. There are often deals available for this, it isn't hard to get it down to about 850ish (edited)
Author
13th Apr
Link not available, plus this is a compact power bank for £300; if you're spending £900 it's not really justifiable for lots of people. I can think of hundreds of use cases for my PPT 450+ and it's nice and compact, it wasn't cheap but it's very small and can be easily transported; it's great for using in the shed or taking camping to run everything off.