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Portable Power Station 300W, GRECELL 288Wh Solar Generator with 60W USB-C PD Output, 110V Pure Sine Wave AC Outlet Backup Lithium Battery for Outdoors Camping Travel Hunting Home Blackout

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Size: 330W


Features

  • 288Wh Capacity, 330W Output330W (600W surge) pure sine wave supports most laptops, tablets, phones, lights, fans, CPAP medical devices, projectors, TV, mini-refrigerator, speaker, camera (rated power less than 330W). 288Wh huge capacity but light weight makes it compact and perfect for camping, car trips and other family outings.
  • Upgraded Battery Management SystemWe promise to adopt quality lithium batteries since we found that the use of lower-quality batteries could pose a serious risk to life and should become a crucial part of deciding what to buy. Upgraded BMS provides built-in overload, overcharge (automatically stops charging when the device is full), and short-circuit protection. Dual built-in silent cooling fans help to keep the station's temperature safe.
  • USB-C PD 60W, USB-A QC 18WPD60W fast charging makes it possible to charge Android and iPhone, tablets, and laptops quickly, more than twice as fast as other standard USB-C output, and ultra-high efficiency in emergencies. All USB-A ports are quick-charge 3.0 18W, providing higher efficiency for each device.
  • Power 8 Device simultaneouslyEquipped with 1*AC output, 1*USB-C PD 60W output, 3*USB-A QC3.0 18W outputs, 1*Car port, 2*DC outputs, GRECELL solar generator can power eight devices at the same time (as long as they draw less than 330W combined). Each switch can control each output module.
  • 3 Ways To Recharge, Built-in MPPT ControllerGRECELL power station, can be charged via an AC outlet, a solar panel, or a car outlet. Built-in MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracking Control) so it can extract the maximum power from the solar panel, optimizing the utilization of variable power sources like a solar generator.

Brand: GRECELL


Wattage: 300 watts


Fuel Type: Gasoline


Power Source: Solar Powered


Recommended Uses For Product: Camping


Item Weight: 4.9 Pounds


Voltage: 110 Volts


Output Wattage: 300


Special Feature: Portable


Included Components: ‎User Manual, AC 100-240V wall plug power adapter, MC4-7909 connector cable, 12V Car Charger cable, ‎288Wh Portable Power Station See more


Brand: ‎GRECELL


Wattage: ‎300 watts


Fuel Type: ‎Gasoline


Power Source: ‎Solar Powered


Recommended Uses For Product: ‎Camping


Item Weight: ‎4.9 Pounds


Voltage: ‎110 Volts


Output Wattage: ‎300


Special Feature: ‎Portable


Included Components: ‎‎User Manual, AC 100-240V wall plug power adapter, MC4-7909 connector cable, 12V Car Charger cable, ‎288Wh Portable Power Station


Color: ‎Black, Orange


Product Dimensions: ‎9.6"L x 6.9"W x 6.7"H


Model Name: ‎T300


Engine Type: ‎4 Stroke


Frequency: ‎60 Hz


Engine Power Maximum: ‎600 Watts


Starting Wattage: ‎600 Watts


Running Wattage: ‎330 Watts


Manufacturer: ‎‎ShenZhen Intelligent Energy Co., Ltd


Part Number: ‎T300


Item Weight: ‎4.9 pounds


Item model number: ‎T300


Batteries: ‎30 Lithium Ion batteries required.


Size: ‎330W


Horsepower: ‎0.44


Special Features: ‎Portable


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Battery Cell Type: ‎Lithium Ion


Warranty Description: ‎‎2 years


Date First Available: June 10, 2022


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    • Lightweight, portable & functional power station that does the most of the light jobs during travel!
Size: 330W
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The media could not be loaded. I have owned 3 power stations to date that have been very helpful in the home for various needs but all of them have a high capacity and so they are heavy too to carry along while traveling light. I am glad to have this product now for those needs. This can be very useful in the below 3 use cases: - Camping or during day trips when you really need to run many equipment on the go - Using in vehicle for various on-the-go needs for many simultaneous users - Power smart devices during a sudden power outage in your area It has all AC/DC outlets per the latest standards and so, I would recommend this product. I could run my TV and laptops using these. However, I would suggest you verify your needed peak wattage before taking such products, as some types of equipment need more power to start but once started their wattage consumption lowers. My 2 cents below: Pros: - Very functional product and it does the job that it is supposed to do to provide power - 300W wattage & 288Wh capacity is appropriate for most basic to intermediate needs during travel unless you plan to use higher energy equipment - Large battery (78000mAh) capacity and should be enough to run for long enough during emergency situations - Thoughtful design with all possible inclusion of the ports (3*USB A Output all being QC3.0, 1*Pure Sine Wave AC Output, 1*Type-C Output (PD60W faster charging), a car port & 2 DC ports - AC, DC & USB have dedicated power buttons to turn ON/OFF making it easier to handle - PD USB-C port (60W) for charging is nice to have since most devices these days utilize the capability of PD fast charging including iPhones and tablets. Three Qualcomm fast charging is also onboarded for those devices that use USB-A ports to charge - Description says it can power all devices connected to all possible ports in the generator together, however, I did not test that during my use but I can assure you DC, AC, and LED all work together - The LCD digital screen shows the remaining battery/input/output wattage/AC output/DC output statuses and that is a great feature overall to have the numbers in real-time - LED light at the side is useful too and it is bright enough. Also, it looks fancy and with multiple modes - Generator can be charged by the solar panel but unfortunately, I didn't have that to test - Comes with a car and a wall charging capability both - Charging the battery to full is fast. When I got the product, it had 50% battery left and it took around 3 hour to make it 100% - Overall the product looks very fancy and modern. Has a sleek aesthetic overall & very lightweight to carry around easily - Has multiple safety standards including over-charging, over-power,over-voltage, and overheat - Power adapter has an LED that turns red while charging and green when charged. It is small but good to have a feature. Adapter is rated as 60W charger, however I was getting 51W only - Reasonably priced in the competition for this Wattage capacity - Manual has detailed instructions & is clear and precise Cons: - Does not have LiFePO4 battery inside, instead has usual lithium NMC ones and the disadvantage of these is the less recharge cycle capability and also a shorter battery life - It can charge via 3 methods but unfortunately, it can take input from only one at a time. - AC plugs are at the bottom and some power plugs do touch the floor and the power station needs to be kept at an elevated place to make it work - Why not include a wireless charging pad on the top (or somewhere else) for the phones and other devices that can leverage that functionality ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2022 by LiveWithTech LiveWithTech
    • Quality, performance, value, sleek
Size: 1000W
This is an excellent product, It is built rugged, performing above expectations, very portable although we just keep it stationary in our van, coincidentally the black and orange are our high school colours and always loved the colors together, very steady with rubber nonslip footings and corners, i had to put my ear right next to it to hear any audio sound, the flashlight is a nice bright one, and the wireless charger atop the unit is an added plus. I like the canvas bag to store cables etc in it, just keeping things together. Also, for me, being old school, using the same manufacturer for panels, power bank etc is important to me as to not crossover using different items from different makers. Im planning on getting the folding 200 watt solar panel this week. This is definitely a 5 star purchase with a great price point, no regrets and i would not change a thing in the design or the placement of ports etc. Enjoy!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2023 by MaineLeo
    • Grecell 2,000W - Excellent Product / Great Value (Model 2001A & H2400)
I received my first Grecell 2,000 Watt Power Station (Model 2001A) in early January of 2023, and I now own a total of three. I’ve done quite a bit of testing since then, mostly regarding total AC output power, recharging time, and connecting to solar, and my overall impression so far is this is an outstanding product at a very competitive price. Pros and things I like: 1. The packaging of the product is absolutely first class. Double, heavy duty corrugated boxes that fit perfectly inside one another, and the unit itself is completely surrounded by pliable foam. 2. As advertised, it’s a total off-grid energy package, including an MPPT Charge Controller and an adapter for standard solar (MC4) connectors. I believe this is not the case with some of the competition, probably because they want to steer you towards buying their own proprietary and more expensive panels. Be that as it may, I purchased a standard 425watt LG panel with MC4 connectors, which I had to locate almost 100’ from the house, but it works like a charm (using 10AWG wire). Delivers slightly over 425 watts in bright sunshine (according to the Grecell LCD readout), and I am so far very impressed with how well the system manages simultaneous “power in” and “power out”. I can run a full size refrigerator/freezer even on a partly cloudy day, and still increase the battery state of charge by at least 10 percent per hour on average. 3. I can also confirm “full recharge” time of less than two hours on AC wall power. After complete discharge, I’m able to fully recharge in just under one hour and forty-five minutes. Obviously a huge plus if grid goes down. Each of my units are able to support the items I want them to power in such an event (fridges, freezers, furnace, etc.) for at least 12 to 14 hours - so worst case scenario would be having to run the generator for maybe a couple of hours a day for recharging. And if it’s a sunny day following a night without power, probably a whole lot less than that, if at all. 4. The cooling fans are extremely quiet, and seldom even run unless you’re re-charging with AC wall power. 5. With regard to total output power of roughly 2,000 watt hours: After some initial testing, I was at first somewhat skeptical of this “advertised” total power, or even 85 percent of that (1,700Wh), which as their “product information” explains is a more reasonable expectation. I ran several different loads until the battery was completely depleted, including - (i) A single full size refrigerator/Freezer, and (ii) a combination of multiple chest freezers along with my gas furnace – and based on using two different watt-meters from two different manufacturers, I was only able to get around 1,400 to 1,500 total watt hours delivered, over some 14 to 17 hours. Realizing, however, that the Grecell unit itself is burning some power just to operate, and the longer the run-time the greater the loss, which is not being seen by my meters, I decided to run a space heater pulling a steady 1,230 watts for only an hour and twenty minutes, and bingo! One meter registered total accumulated output watts of 1,710, and the other 1,752. So bottom line, as far as I can tell, all advertised specs that I've checked appear to be spot on. There really aren’t any “cons” that I’ve found so far, and the only thing I don’t like, strictly based on my own application and where I needed to place these units, are the charging inputs and AC outlets being located on either side of the unit. These along with “flip up doors” to protect them, created an access/interference problem for me, and I had to modify quite a bit of my existing shelving and install “drawer slides” for each of the units. Certainly not a deal breaker, but a nuisance for me personally, and I would have much preferred all of these inlets and outlets being located on the face of the unit. Something worthy to note in conclusion, is that it really pays to shop this product. I found various prices from different sellers over the course of just several days that varied as much as four hundred dollars. I wound up paying on average just a bit over $1,000 for each of my three units, and as far as I’m concerned, a tremendous value at any price even close to that based on pricing I’ve seen from some of the competition for units with similar power. Hopefully, all three of my units will continue to perform as well over time. UPDATE September 2023: Some Bad News & Good News (Grecell Models 2001A & H2400) The bad news: After only eight or so months of ownership, and very limited usage, I tested all three of my units in early August (Model 2001A), and unfortunately found one of them defective (I typically test by draining the batteries to 90% or so and then re-charge to 100%). This particular unit was providing power as it should, but after more than a couple of hours of running a full size refrigerator / freezer, the “Battery Level Indicator” was still reading 100%, which I knew couldn’t be reality. So then I tried to re-charge from AC wall power as well as Solar, thinking maybe the “Control Unit” was simply “stuck” and needed a re-set, but it wouldn’t go into charge mode because it apparently thought it was still fully charged. Following several more discharge/recharge attempts to no avail, I contacted Grecell Customer Support, and after just a few exchanges of information, they agreed it was defective and offered to replace the unit, which I agreed. They sent me a prepaid UPS ticket (New York to California), and as soon as they received it back, they sent me a new one. Unfortunately, the replacement unit they sent was also defective, and this one had pretty much the opposite problem of the one I returned. As I attempted to initially charge it (these typically come only partially charged), it charged right up to 99% in the usual amount of time, but after waiting for more than another hour after that, it simply wouldn’t reach 100% or stop trying to charge, and the cooling fans were blowing full speed. Obviously not functioning properly, and I once again contacted Grecell Support. They once again agreed it was defective, and offered me a refund along with pre-paid return freight, because they were no longer producing this particular model, and they had no remaining inventory. The good news: So I explained to Amy in Grecell Customer Support (she handled this warranty claim with me from start to finish) that I had purchased this unit at a very competitive price back in January, and with the present price of the new model (H2400) being considerably higher, a refund wasn’t all that appealing. She in turn responded by offering me a brand new H2400 instead of the refund, with Grecell once again paying all freight charges, and I was more than happy to accept. While I was at first planning on reducing my overall rating from five stars to four based on having successive problems with two different units (model 2001A), I have instead decided to leave it at five for at least the time being. Reasoning… While I’m certainly not happy about one of my units failing after only eight months, these things do happen, and while the replacement unit was also defective, it may have been a return by someone else that the warehouse “stocked” as good inventory when it should have been either scrapped or repaired. I’m of course speculating, but it was a discontinued model and who knows what really happened. The bottom line is, I couldn’t possibly be happier than I am with how well I was treated by Grecell Customer Support. Amy did absolutely everything she could to make things right, and they stood behind their product 100%. Unfortunately that kind of support seems to be very rare these days, and a warranty that actually means something, to me is priceless. All of that being said, I am now in the process of testing out the new model H2400, and so far it seems to be functioning exactly as it should. Just a few noticeable differences versus model 2001A… 1. The AC Outlets are now located on the front of the unit, as is the Solar Input, which I really like. 2. They for some reason moved the AC Input to the rear of the unit, which I find puzzling, but it actually works out fine for me. 3. The cooling fans are noticeably louder and run a lot more often than those on the 2001A, but I would definitely still consider them to be on the quiet side, and certainly not loud enough to be anything close to annoying. I’m only guessing here, but maybe they concluded this feature needed to be enhanced for better performance and overall reliability, because as I reported previously, the cooling fans on the 2001A are extremely quiet, and seldom run at all. Update - March 2024 - Thankfully, all three of my units continue to test properly each month, and just wanted to share that with those of you who might be researching this type of product FWIW. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2023 by Doug W
    • Nice, quiet, light, great price. Excellent service dept.
Size: 330W
Warehouse personnel mistakenly sent a bad unit at first. GRECELL immediately apologized and gave us a brand new working unit only a couple days later. We were very impressed with the excellent response. GRECELL handles the mishap with care and respect. With this responsible policy and the professionalism of its classy employee, hope they always strive to keep improving their products and excel in the business. For their products are reasonably priced. We charged the new unit and used it right away, maybe too soon to judge, but so far everything is going very well. We use this to watch TV / DVD in our small RV. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2024 by D. Neiman
    • Well made and easy to work with, does the job intended
Size: 330W
It is essential to have a portable device for emergency power. This power station fits the bill. It is necessary to have power off the grid, and this device provides power.
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2024 by Mark J. Occhipinti

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