ALLPOWERS R600 Portable Power Station | 299Wh 600W
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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 R600 Portable Power Station | 299Wh 600W
299Wh Capacity
600W AC Output
15ms UPS
LiFePO4 Battery
Power 8 Devices Simultaneously
Uninterruptible Power Supply
Experience Quiet Efficiency
Fully Recharged in Just 1 Hour
From Shore Power
From Solar Panels
From Car Cigarette Lighter
Dual input (AC+Solar)
R600 Solar Generator Kit
R600 + 200W Flexible Solar Panel
R600 + 140W Foldable Solar Panel
R600 + 100W Flexible Solar Panel
R600 + 100W Foldable Solar Panel
R600 + 200W Foldable Solar Panel
R600 + 200W Foldable Solar Panel
Unleash the Freedom of Mobility
Versatile Energy Anywhere & Anytime
Discover More Features
LED lighting
LiFePO4 Battery
Convenient Handle Design
Smart Mobile App
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 R600 is used to power a 25W desk lamp, the runtime would be: 299Wh x 86% x 80% ÷ 25W ≈ 8 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 R600 is used to power a 20W phone, the runtime would be 299Wh x 86% ÷ 20W ≈ 12.8 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 R600 has a 600W AC output (1200W peak), allowing you to power devices with a rated power of up to 600W and a peak power of up to 1200W.
R600 is equipped with an XT60 interface with a maximum solar input of 220W, allowing for seamless connection with a variety of solar panels.
Compatible Solar Panels
SP035/SP033 200W Foldable
SF200 200W Flexible
SP029 140W Foldable: Up to 2 parallel connections.
SP027 100W Foldable: Up to 2 parallel connections.
SF100 100W Flexible: Up to 2 series or parallel connections.
Third-Party Solar Panels
If you prefer to use third-party solar panels, ensure they meet the following specifications to be compatible with R600 :
- Voltage Range: 12-60V
- Current Range: Under 8.8A
- Maximum Power Input: 220W
**Note: ALLPOWERS reserves the right of final interpretation. Parameter changes will not be notified. Please refer to the product manual for accurate specifications.
Yes, you can charge the R600 with a 12V/24V car cigarette lighter. You will need a Car to XT60 cable.
CPAP machines typically consume 60W-90W depending on the model.
With a maximum AC output power of 600W, the R600 can power CPAP devices.
R600 comes with 299Wh capacity can power a 60W CPAP for approx. 3.5 hours.
For a one-night continuous run time, we recommend using the larger S700 or R1500 power station.
Customer Reviews
This is our back-up power bank, it is lightweight and easy to carry, quick to charge and small enough to store out of the way until needed. It gives us another 24 hours supply in our Motorhome when the Sun fails to get its hat on and provide enough solar charge.
everything works as advertised so far although i havnt charged from solar yet .very happy with my r600 , will test it more thoroughly when we go camping in the summer , Thank you , excellent from me -)
Great device charging phones but no good boiling a kettle or using hair straighteners or a toaster.
The average Toaster uses 1100 watts of electricity, kettles mostly use 1500 watts. The R600 with 600W AC output can only power devices within 600W rated power and 1200W peak power.
Typically, a hair straightener uses 200W to 400W power. Can you please check your hair straightener's rated power and peak power? You can find the information in the user manual.
Feel free to reach out via email at service-uk@allpowers.com if you have any further questions.
ESSENTIAL bit of kit
Iv been using the R600 power Unit extensively over the past few months on extended roadtrips car camping across the remote Scottish Highlands. Quite simply this is essential!. Charging all my devices, powering lights and even a small heater !. This unit charges from 0 - 100% in approx 1 hour its amazing. The wireless charging facility is great as I lost my charging cable for my phone but was still able to charge, a life saver considering my remote location at the time. This is an absolute gamechanger !!!. Using this with the solar panel means full off-grid capabilities. I wouldn't go anywhere without it.
This item is compact and so useful to me when camping where there's no hook up