Reliable, clean, and portable energy designed for home backup, outdoor adventures, off-grid living, and professional work sites. Engineered with long-lasting lithium technology, fast solar recharge capabilities, and multiple output ports to power all your essentials.
Key Features
Versatile Power Outlets: Features AC wall outlets, USB-C Power Delivery (PD), USB-A fast charge, and 12V DC car ports.
Rapid Solar & AC Charging: Recharges quickly via solar panels, standard AC wall outlets, or 12V vehicle sockets.
Quiet & Eco-Friendly: Zero emissions, silent operation, and zero maintenance—ideal for indoor and outdoor use.
Smart Battery Management (BMS): Integrated safety protection against over-voltage, short-circuiting, and overheating.
Best Recommended Uses
Home Emergency Backup: Keep essential lights, Wi-Fi routers, medical devices, and refrigerators running during power outages.
Outdoor & Camping: Power portable coolers, projectors, electric grills, and personal devices off-grid.
On-the-Go Work: Dependable power for cameras, drones, power tools, and remote laptops.
How many hours of backup runtime does the PO3200 provide?
The exact runtime depends on your total power consumption. With a massive 2048Wh battery capacity, the station delivers around 1740Wh of actual usable energy. For example, a standard home-office setup (desktop PC, monitor, internet router, and LED lamp) consuming 250W will run continuously for 6.5 to 7 hours. High-draw appliances like a 1500W induction cooktop or microwave will run for approximately 1.1 to 1.2 hours.
Can I run an air conditioner with the PO3200?
Yes, it is fully compatible with most small to medium window or portable AC units (5,000 to 12,000 BTU) that pull under 3200W of continuous power. The pure sine wave inverter easily handles the high startup spikes of AC compressors up to 6400W. A typical 1000W inverter air conditioner will run steadily for about 1.7 to 1.8 hours on a single charge.
How many devices can I plug in at the same time?
The PO3200 features 16 versatile output ports on its front panel. You can power up to 16 devices simultaneously as long as their combined wattage does not exceed 3200W. The panel includes 4 AC residential outlets, 4 fast-charging USB-A ports (30W), 4 USB-C Power Delivery ports (up to 100W, ideal for laptops), 2 DC5525 outputs, and 2 car cigarette lighter ports.
Can I connect heavy-duty tools like a welding machine?
It is not recommended. While the PO3200 outputs a massive 3200W, electric welding machines create extreme, volatile, and prolonged power spikes that trigger the station's built-in overload protection. It is perfect for heavy construction tools like drills, angle grinders, circular saws, or small air compressors, but heavy welders should be avoided to prevent automated system lockouts.
How can I connect solar panels and what is the estimated solar runtime?
The PO3200 features a dedicated XT60 input port on the back, backed by an integrated MPPT solar charge controller. The system supports a massive solar input of up to 1000W with a voltage range of 12V to 80V (16A Max).
How to connect: You can link portable or rigid solar panels using standard MC4-to-XT60 adapters. For instance, connecting two 400W panels in series delivers an optimal 800W array. Under peak sun conditions, it recharges the battery from 0% to 100% in just 2.3 to 2.5 hours.
Total Runtime: Solar charging unlocks unlimited daytime runtime (infinite cycle) for loads within your daily solar generation. If your devices draw 300W and your panels pull 600W, the station powers your gear directly while storing the excess. You can work 100% off-grid indefinitely during the day while keeping a full battery for the night.
How should I use the PO3200 to get the best performance and battery lifespan?
To maximize your LiFePO4 battery cells (designed to last over 4,000 cycles), follow these performance guidelines:
Leave it plugged in: Keep the station connected to the wall outlet alongside your critical workspace setup. The built-in EPS automatic selector transfers power in 10 milliseconds during blackouts without overheating.
Avoid deep discharges: Try to recharge the unit before the battery level drops below 20%.
Use fast charging: Take advantage of the Maxi-Charge tech to completely recharge the system via grid power in just 1.5 hours (at 1800W) before long power outages hit.