ALLPOWERS S2000 Pro Portable Power Station | 1500Wh 2400W
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Our power stations offer a 5-year warranty, solar panels have a 2-year warranty, and cables come with a 1-year warranty.
ALLPOWERS S2000 Pro Portable Power Station | 1500Wh 2400W
1500Wh Capacity
2400W AC Output
Multiple Panel Compatible
12 Outputs
Ultimate Power Solution for Outdoor Adventures and Emergencies
Run Appliances for Hours
Fully Charged in Just 1 Hours
From Shore Power
From Solar Panels
Dual Charge
From Cigarette Lighter
S2000 Pro Solar Generator Kit
S2000 Pro+ 600W Foldable Panel
S2000 Pro + 400W Foldable Panel
S2000 Pro + 400W Flexible Panel
S2000 Pro + 200W Foldable Solar Panel
S2000 Pro + 200W Foldable Solar Panel
Charge Multiple Devices Simultaneously
650W Solar Charging for Endless Off-grid Power
Discover More Features
For Home Backup and Outdoor Activities
Eco-friendly Charging Options
10+ Years Battery Life
Smart App Monitor
Specification
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Frequently Asked Questions
The runtime can be calculated as follows:
AC Output Runtime = Battery Capacity x Depth of Discharge x Inverter Efficiency ÷ Rated Power of the device.
For example, if the S2000 Pro is used to power a 500W e-bike, the runtime would be: 1500Wh x 86% x 80% ÷ 500W ≈ 6.8 times.
Or you can calculate here how long power stations with different outputs can supply your system.
DC Output Runtime = Battery Capacity x Depth of Discharge ÷ Rated Power of the device.
For example, if the S2000 Pro is used to power a 100W laptop, the runtime would be 1500Wh x 86% ÷ 100W ≈ 9 times.
The above date is for reference ONLY. Please note that the formula is NOT suitable for inductive loads with compressors, like refrigerators, air conditioners, etc.
The S2000 Pro has a 2400W AC output (4000W peak), allowing you to power devices with a rated power of up to 2400W and a peak power of up to 4000W.
Yes, you can charge the S2000 Pro with a 12V/24V car cigarette lighter. You will need a Car to XT60 cable.
The S2000 Pro comes with an Anderson port which can support a maximum of 650W solar input. You can use panels that have a working voltage of (18V-70V)⎓18A. Connected with XT60 connector.
RECOMMENDED SOLAR PANEL:
ALLPOWERS SF400 400W Flexible
ALLPOWERS SP037 400W Foldable
ALLPOWERS SP035 200W Foldable
ALLPOWERS SF200 200W Flexible
At present, for battery life maintenance, it is recommended not to charge and discharge at ordinary times, except in emergencies. When the generator is recharging from AC wall mains, only the USB outings and AC outings are available. As for other output sockets, they are not capable of charging and discharging at the same time, what is more, DC outing will be enabled with priority when there are multiple devices plugged in. For the rest ports, first come first served.
No, the S2000 Pro is not waterproof. Please do NOT store it in a humid environment for an extended period.
Customer Reviews
Amazing bit of kit
Very useful and much better value compared to to a delta max
Only gripe is having to hold power and ac buttons in for a few saconds
Great for my campervan very satisfied.
Would highly recommend ALLPOWERS S2000 Pro over the S2000 , i been using the last few weeks to run my tv, fan and a few other bits , i also have it connected to my solar pannel which charges its fairly quickly. i compared this to the ecoflow and this was miles better in terms of its flexablity and what it can withstand
I purchased the ALLPOWERS S2000 pro and the 400w solar package.
The power station can be fully charged in an hour and a half at home and will run my VW camper (TV, Fridge, Fan, Phone chargers, radio, kettle etc) for a Friday-Sunday camping trip - when I go on longer trips the solar panels come in very handy (although they are quite slow to charge if we don’t have full sun for the duration that they are outside.
Overall a great bit of kit for the money and well worth investing.
