ALLPOWERS Portable Generator 288Wh Power Station Emergency Power Supply with Silent DC/AC Inverter, Charged by Solar Panel/ Wall Outletr for Camping, Home Use, Refrigerator, Outdoor

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  **** Update 3 May 2020 > Long-term update and test videos are available on the DADvinci channel. I hope this helps....Such a great way to package usable power with lots of connections to cover a variety of situations! We did an unboxing video on our YouTube channel. Hope it's useful...

After quite a bit of investigation I settled upon this power pack for ‘out and about use’ where I need to charge a drone and a laptop. Also for general camping use, to power the usual family array of mobile phones, lighting etcThe unit arrived quicker than expected, ordering on the 9th Nov, arriving on the 14th.The power pack is very well made and inspires confidence.The pack is rated at 288Wh and so in theory should be able to supply 288W for an hour. In practice, using a plug in power meter, I was able to get around 250Wh before the low power level warning beep kicked in. Much better than I was expecting.Applying the power meter while charging, the unit drew around 80W and took around 400Wh to get to full charge from empty. I didn’t measure the time, but this suggests around 5 hrs to get to full charge (it may actually be a bit less than this).All good so far. The only issue I noted was that sometimes when connecting my DJI Spark triple battery charger (50W max) and a laptop (actually pulling 90W), the output voltage became erratic. I raised with Allpowers support and they investigated. It appears that this combination places some power spike demands on the unit which cause it to overload. The solution is to charge my drone on its own and avoid these potential overload situations.I have also attached more conventional devices to further test the output, eg a food mixer which draws around 250W and it worked fine.All in all, I am happy with the build quality and the capability of the unit. The support from AllPowers is also very responsive and helpful.

This piece of kit could easily be mistaken for just another battery, however this is most certainly not the case. This is a very well designed piece of kit which provides all of the basic power needs of an individual in a great package. This is particularly useful when tied to a solar panel. The kit is good because it provides 288Wh of power at 350Watts. This means that you can power all of the basic needs of an individual. I have powered computers, phones, a Magic Bullet, an perfectly satisfactory low power iron, kettle, printer and lunchbox oven . It is hard to think of any basic requirement for living that cannot be met by this kit. This is done at a realistic price point of £215 which allows for two of these to be cycled so that one can always be plugged in. I have experimented with many pieces of kit for off grid living but this is really something special.Addition: I have had two of these for over a year and have never ceased to be impressed by its capabilities for supporting off grid living. When full it can boil a cup of water in around 6 minutes, which is astonishing. It can do this at least twice before losing this capability. I assumed that the input power was 54W but here it states 90W. I am not sure which is correct but it charges quickly, definitely often charging in a day from static panels at ground level. It just gives so much flexibility at an astonishing price point.Addition: This device maintains 300W for 22 minutes allowing the boiling of approximately 1 litre in that time. It can maintain 250W for 38 minutes. The input is 54W not 90W so it powers in 5 to 6 hours.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I bought this super power bank because I am often flying my drone at the weekend and I needed to have a extra power reserve when I am far away from my car to charge the batteries of the drone.I also use it to charge my Microsoft Surface computer while I am out.As you can see on the video, you have unlimited combinations with a variety of sockets.Basically it’s a bunch of lithium batteries put together to create a 288wh power pack. But it also includes an inverter to power items through a normal plugItem is heavier than basic battery packs, but you are getting a decent amount of power and an inverter.I have been checking the stability of the power flow with an ammeter and it keeps the power flawlessly even with several devices connected at once.Solid plastic case and a useful handle on the top.I have discovered with this purchase an excellent and versatile gadget. I would fully recommend it

I've now been using the ALLPOWERS Portable Power Station for a few months. It's a fantastic charger and can be used to charge Motorbikes, Phones, Tablets, etc. You can also use it to power a 12v Television. The portability aspect is absolutely outstanding as is the build quality. I can honestly say that I would buy another one.Brilex-EU is a superb Company to deal with and have answered a few questions very promptly and courteously.I give the Unit and Brilex 5 * !

I use this to charge power tools, phone and motorbike in my garage where i have no power. Works very well, wish i had bought sooner.