Pecron F5000LFP Portable Power Station (5120Wh, 7200W 120/240V)
This is the one that does 240V by itself, with no second unit and no connect box: 7,200W dual-phase output and 5,120 watt-hours, expandable to 35.8 kWh. It takes 6,400W of solar, refills from a 30A outlet in about an hour and 48 minutes, and keeps charging at 120V while it is putting out 240V. The cells are rated 4,000 cycles instead of the 3,500 on the rest of the line, and it has battery heating so cold-weather charging is not a problem. 124 pounds on a wheeled trolley.
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- Model
- Pecron F5000LFP
- Other
- OTA updates, adjustable DC output voltage, operation log, universal wheel trolley
- Weight
- 123.9 lb (56.2 kg)
- Capacity
- 5,120 Wh (LiFePO4)
- Warranty
- 5 years, extended to 6 with Pecron registration
About this station
This is the one that does 240V by itself, with no second unit and no connect box: 7,200W dual-phase output and 5,120 watt-hours, expandable to 35.8 kWh. It takes 6,400W of solar, refills from a 30A outlet in about an hour and 48 minutes, and keeps charging at 120V while it is putting out 240V. The cells are rated 4,000 cycles instead of the 3,500 on the rest of the line, and it has battery heating so cold-weather charging is not a problem. 124 pounds on a wheeled trolley.
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