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PS2000 Portable Lithium Power Station 2000W 160AH $2699 + Delivery @ iTech World

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PS2000 Portable Lithium Power Station 2000W 160AH $2699 + Delivery @ iTech World
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geekcohen on 30/10/2023 - 09:43 itechworld.com.au (251 clicks)
Last edited 30/10/2023 - 12:55 by 1 other user
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PS2000 Power Station for the lowest-ever price of $2699 with code PS2000BF.

The PS2000BF code is subject to change and will end on October 31 2023 at midday, no backdates on previous purchases are available. The lowest price available for the PS2000 will be $2699 and will only be available while stocks last. No rain checks. Shipping fees may apply.

PORTABLE LITHIUM POWER STATION 2000WATT 160AH GENERATOR PS2000 1997WH
PRODUCT INFORMATION
Family-owned and proudly Australian, iTechworld has been applying Australian innovation to the power generation and storage market for the last 17 years. Our latest and greatest product is the PS2000.

Easy to pack and ready to keep you powered. Perfect for short weekend trips and charges up on the go from our iTechworld solar panels. Advanced battery protection and sleek design make for a lightweight, big power solution. With lithium packs and increased shelf life means you are ready for any type of situation.

Powerful 3 point AC, 2x USB Quick Charge (18W), 2x USB (2.4A), 2x USB-C PD (100W), 1x 12V Cig Output, and 1x 12V/25A Output (XT60) - If you're looking to keep phones, tablets and laptops charged up, or running lights camera equipment, fridges or even a CPAP machine. The PS2000 Lithium features a variety of outputs, including a 2000 Watt pure-sine AC inverter to ensure you have power when you need it.

Super Safe - The PS2000 features the safest lithium technologies available. Overcharge protection,
Over-discharge protection,
Over-current protection,
Overload protection,
Short circuit protection,
Over temperature protection.

THIS DEVICE IS A MUST-HAVE FOR ANY CAMPING TRIP OR EMERGENCY BACKUP AT HOME OR ON THE ROAD.
During development, we aimed to make the PS2000 lithium power station the safest portable lithium power station in the world today. The battery management system provides overcharge protection, over-discharge protection, over-current protection, overload protection, and over-temperature protection.

To back up the safety of the PS2000, iTechworld provides a full 24 month warranty.

The PS2000 has a powerful Lithium LiFePO4 battery. That stores 1997Wh (160Ah) which makes it a handy backup power storage device. The PS2000 also allows you to run your 12v fridge 12v TV, and 12v LED lights directly from the device and at the same time, you can also charge your phone, tablet, camera or even charge some laptops.

In real-world terms, this means you can plug your small 12v fridge directly into the PS2000 and run it for up to a week before any recharge is required. Coffee machines, microwaves, hair dryers or other appliances can also be run via the 240v inverter.

The PS2000 can hold its charge for up to 6 months, meaning it can sit idle ready for action. By using the power button, you can quickly see from the LCD display if it needs to be recharged. You can easily recharge the PS2000 on 12v from your car, from solar or 240v mains power, all utilising the included adapters and carry bag.

PACKAGE CONTENTS
1 x PS2000 Lithium Portable Power Station.
1 x Wall charger.
1 x Car charge cable.
1 x 25A Anderson to 50A Anderson Connector.
1 x cable storage bag.
1 x Instruction manual, the digital version is found HERE.
SUPPORT
The PS2000 includes an exclusive 2 year warranty from date of purchase. Keep out of direct sunlight.

To charge the PS2000 via solar you need to bypass any solar regulator on the solar panel.

Keep away from moisture and water.

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  • hopper on 30/10/2023 - 09:53
    +2

    Charge it in office daily

    • bleach1st on 30/10/2023 - 10:03
      +7

      A cool 22kg to take into the office every day on the train. Slip it into your pocket daily and embrace the savings.

  • watts on 30/10/2023 - 10:08
    +4

    Same price as this bluetti , which seems a little better on paper. Slightly higher capacity, wireless charging pads, 4yr vs 2yr warranty.

    https://www.bluettipower.com.au/products/bluetti-ac200max-ho…

    • Sleepycat3 on 30/10/2023 - 11:03
      +1

      Bluetti charges at only 500W from the wall, unlike the itechworld. In addition, I have read thatafter sales support for the Bluetti has been spotty, when things go wrong with the power station, even when under warranty.

      • watts on 30/10/2023 - 16:04

        Bluetti charges at only 500W from the wall,

        1000w with a 2nd 12VDC Power supply, but I doubt only 500W is a problem for most people. Campers typically charge from car or solar, and people using daily can still get a a full charge overnight. Itechworld is nice since it doesn't need an external 12VDC power supply, but means there's another internal component that can potentially fail and bulk to carry around.

        I can't really speak on after sales support but double the warranty wins I reckon.

    • Headless on 30/10/2023 - 12:21
      +1

      Bluetti is known as a premium brand, with 4 year warranty over 2 its a no brainer

  • George Washington on 30/10/2023 - 12:27

    how long can it last a camp fridge for?

    • geekcohen on 30/10/2023 - 12:53
      +1

      As long as it's already cooled when you plug it in, and would vary on the size as well. I believe it can be about 48 hours. It would last a weekend.

      Could get a solar blanket as well to help keeping it topped up during the day.

      • George Washington on 30/10/2023 - 12:57

        Do you know if there is a calculator available i want to run a 75L dual fridge for 2-3 days

        https://www.anacondastores.com/camping-hiking/fridges-cooler…

        • geekcohen on 30/10/2023 - 13:04
          +3

          https://www.batterystuff.com/kb/tools/calculator-sizing-a-ba… but https://www.batteriesinaflash.com/battery-run-time-calculato… looks better.

          That fridge says it draws about 4.6 amps at 12V. 4.6 amps / 160 amp hour battery = about 34 hours.

          If you got a Solar Blanket which would charge 11 amps at full rate, then it would charge it as well as power the fridge. Even at 50%, it would be enough to keep the battery at level.

          If my electrical calculations are about right.

          • George Washington on 30/10/2023 - 14:20

            @geekcohen: 34hrs geeze that is not alot thanks for that okay its just AH / product Amp required

            • geekcohen on 30/10/2023 - 14:42
              +1

              @George Washington: Correct.

              That is if its drawing maximum current for a full hour. Could just tickle on and off as it gets to temp like a normal home fridge.

              • George Washington on 30/10/2023 - 14:46

                @geekcohen: I assume so, if the fridge sits in the car and it gets hot i would not be surprised if it runs at maximum current

                • geekcohen on 30/10/2023 - 15:03
                  +1

                  @George Washington: Exactly. A cover can help keep it cool. I have mine in my canopy and it trickles on and off. I have a 100AH AGM in a battery box and it works pretty well, does my day trips and some work stuff with a DC to DC charger. Just got a solar blanket and tried it on Saturday afternoon which worked pretty well.

                  If you were going long distances and doing it regularly, then investing in a different solution and maybe even bigger (200AH +) and solar on the roof would be better.

                  Stuff is so cheap now that you can get bits and put it all together. I think mine has cost about about $1200 all up. Just need the knowledge and you can create a reasonable setup reasonably cheap.

                  Otherwise something like this is plug-and-play for people who want that.

                  • George Washington on 30/10/2023 - 22:48
                    +1

                    @geekcohen: I currently have a Makita Fridge My god its good leave at job site or for parties plug in keep the drinks nice and chilled. So forth.

                    I use it for overnight trips or day to day trips 2 x 18 volt batteries (old ones) lasts in the tray for about 24hrs at 5 degrees. Looking for something more permanent or portable power. Was thinking of a battery box but not a fan of loosing the tub space.

                    Dual battery setup with a 12 volt socket in the back.

                    Or.. see in 2025 if Toyota releases a new Hilux with a 12 volt socket in the back

                    • geekcohen on 31/10/2023 - 06:56

                      @George Washington:

                      I use it for overnight trips or day to day trips 2 x 18 volt batteries (old ones) lasts in the tray for about 24hrs at 5 degrees. Looking for something more permanent or portable power. Was thinking of a battery box but not a fan of loosing the tub space.

                      You can make it pretty compact. I've got mine in a small cabinet which has two drawers for storage.

                      Dual battery setup with a 12 volt socket in the back.

                      Exactly what I have done.

                      Or.. see in 2025 if Toyota releases a new Hilux with a 12 volt socket in the back

                      This isn't already in a Hilux!? Its in my 2021 Ranger!

                    • watts on 31/10/2023 - 10:32
                      +1

                      @George Washington: If you're always going to have your ute nearby (and plan on keeping it for a while) then a dual battery setup makes sense.

                      If not I'd be going for one of these portable power stations. You could probably get away with the 50Ah or 100Ah to save $$ and space.

        • dogzilla on 30/10/2023 - 18:41
          +2

          My guys have been off road with this fridge and a bluetti AC200 Max for the last week running this brand fridge and starlink (switched off starlink overnight) and its been fine.

          Paired it with a 280W panel from BCF and it never dropped below 30% the whole time.

          280W panel juiced it up during the day so it ran great.

    • dogzilla on 30/10/2023 - 18:39
      +2

      About 30 hours but depends on your fridge…low wattage ones run at anywhere between 70-100 watts

      Also depends how much you open and close it i guess.

  • sepa on 31/10/2023 - 14:08

    Nice looking unit but not at that price. $2,699 looks more like the RRP for those specs, not the discount price. You can pick up a Bluetti 2000 for $1999 - much better value.

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