Oukitel P2001

A well-thought-out and easy-to-use portable charging station from the well-known manufacturer of indestructible smartphones Oukitel. The recommended rated power of all connections to the model should not exceed 2000 W. But if necessary, a mini-power plant can briefly handle peak loads of up to 4000 W. It can power an arsenal of household and computer equipment, charge mobile gadgets, and the manufacturer claims that the device’s charge will be enough to “refuel” a Tesla electric car for up to 10 km.

The energy reserves inside the charging station are accumulated by a lithium iron phosphate battery (LiFePO4), which is designed for 3500 charge/discharge cycles. Using the included 1100 W adapter, you can charge the battery in about 2 hours. It is also possible to charge the battery from solar panels, which can be purchased separately. Oukitel P2001 has three 230 V sockets, a set of four USB A ports (two 12 W and two 18 W), two USB type C with Power Delivery support (up to 100 W), a cigarette lighter socket, a couple of DC DC connectors . At the top of the model there is a built-in compartment for storing charging cables. At the same time, the charging station is equipped with an information screen, an LED flashlight, and a handle for ease of transportability of the 22-kilogram case.