ALLPOWERS S700 Portable Power Station | 606Wh 700W
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ALLPOWERS S700 Portable Power Station | 606Wh 700W
606Wh Capacity
700W AC Output
Weight 5.4 kg
9 Outlets
Compact & Powerful Solution
Premium Power. Premium Portability.
Multiple Way for Rapid Recharging
From Shore Power
From Solar Panels
Dual Charge
From Cigarette Lighter
S700 Solar Generator Kit
S700 + 100W Foldable Solar Panel
S700 + 100W Foldable Solar Panel
Charge Multiple Devices Simultaneously
Fast and Efficient PD Charging
Discover More Features
Ultra-compact & Lightweight
Eco-friendly Charging Options
10+ Years Battery Life
Smart App Monitor
Specification¹
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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 S700 is used to power a 400W Vacuum Cleaner, the runtime would be: 606Wh x 86% x 80% ÷ 400W ≈ 1.4 hours.
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 S700 is used to power a 100W laptop, the runtime would be 606Wh x 86% ÷ 100W ≈ 5.2 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 S700 has a 700W AC output (1400W peak), allowing you to power devices with a rated power of up to 700W and a peak power of up to 1400W.
Yes, you can charge the S700 with a 12V/24V car cigarette lighter. You will need a Car to Anderson cable.
The S700 comes with an Anderson port which can support a maximum of 100W solar input. You can use panels that have a working voltage of 12.7-24V, and a total current not exceeding 5A. Connected with Anderson connector.
RECOMMENDED SOLAR PANEL:
ALLPOWERS SP020 60W
ALLPOWERS SP012 100W
ALLPOWERS SP027 100W
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 S700 is not waterproof. Please do NOT store it in a humid environment for an extended period.
Customer Reviews
Bought this for my resmed airsense 10 autoset cpap (without humidifier) to use in caravan. Trial run at home. 4 nights (over 30 hours runtime, switched off immediately after use) without having to recharge and still 18% battery left.
This was delivered quickly and efficiently and is well made.
I am dissappointed in its capacity, advertised as 606Wh but in practice only averaging about 350Wh when charging a range of equipment.
I have contacted the Customer Helpline twice about this but have had no response.
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 S700 is used to power a 400W Vacuum Cleaner, the runtime would be: 606Wh x 86% x 80% ÷ 400W ≈ 1.4 hours.
Or you can calculate here (https://uk.iallpowers.com/pages/calculate) 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 S700 is used to power a 100W laptop, the runtime would be 606Wh x 86% ÷ 100W ≈ 5.2 times.
You can find the information from Frequently Asked Questions section of the S700 page.
Cracking powerhouse of a unit . Delighted with it and service delivery was great
Not suitable for what I wanted it for
all seems to work as intended. Dispatched in good time Thank you