Hexcell Trek 1200 Power Station with Solar Input

A lithium iron phosphate power station for camping, filming, market stalls, site work and the days the power goes off. It runs a fridge, a laptop, lights and a kettle without the noise, fumes and fuel of a generator.

• 1,229 Wh usable capacity from lithium iron phosphate cells
• 1,500 W continuous output with a 3,000 W surge, pure sine wave
• Two UK 13A outlets, two USB C power delivery at 100 W, two USB A and a 12 V DC outlet
• Recharges from mains in 1.5 hours, from solar in 3 to 5 hours, or from a 12 V car socket
• Charges from an EV with vehicle to load, which is the fastest field recharge there is
• 3500 cycles to 80 percent capacity, with a ten year expected service life
• Pass through charging, so it can sit permanently plugged in
• Five year warranty

Runtime in plain terms: 1,229 Wh runs a 60 W fridge for about 17 hours, a laptop for 20 charges, or a 2 kW kettle for around 36 minutes.