Vitals PS 500QC
 | Outdated Product A portable model for powering home and computer equipment, charging mobile gadgets, autonomous operation of lighting and other similar tasks of a “low-power” nature. Vitals PS 500QC will help to establish a power supply for devices that consume electricity with a total power of up to 500 W, and to start electric motors in a refrigerator or on board a tool, the model provides the ability to withstand peak power surges of up to 750 W. The charging station is equipped with one standard 230V socket with the correct sine wave output voltage. At the same time, the device has one full-size 18 W USB port, two USB type C (30 + 100 W), a built-in cigarette lighter socket (12 V), one DC output and one DC input. The energy core of the station is a lithium iron phosphate battery LiFePO4 with a capacity...of 288 Wh, which can be charged from a household outlet in approximately 90 minutes. It is also possible to charge the battery from the cigarette lighter in the car or from solar panels (optional). The information screen, built-in LED light and folding handle for carrying the 5.15-kilogram case add convenience to handling the model. |
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600 W, battery: LiFePO4, 299 W*h, sockets: 2, USB-A (fast charge): 2, 18 W, USB-C: 2 pcs, 100 W, cigarette lighter, DC output, XT60 input, wireless charger, UPS
600 W, battery: LiFePO4, 268 W*h, sockets: 1, USB-A: 2 pcs, 15 W, USB-C: 1 pcs, 100 W, cigarette lighter, DC output, DC input, wireless charger, UPS
700 W, battery: LiFePO4, 551.25 W*h, sockets: 2, USB-A (fast charge): 2x QC3.0, 18 W, USB-C: 2 pcs, 100 W, cigarette lighter, DC output, DC input, UPS
600 W, battery: LiFePO4, 512 W*h, sockets: 2, USB-A: 2 pcs, 12 W, USB-C: 2 pcs, 65 W, cigarette lighter, DC output, DC input, UPS
300 W, battery: LiFePO4, 256 W*h, sockets: 1, USB-A: 2 pcs, 12 W, USB-C: 1 pcs, 60 W, cigarette lighter, DC output, XT60 input, UPS
600 W, battery: LiFePO4, 288 W*h, sockets: 1, USB-A: 2 pcs, 15 W, USB-C: 2 pcs, 140 W, cigarette lighter, DC output, XT60 input, UPS
800 W, battery: LiFePO4, 768 W*h, sockets: 3, USB-A: 3 pcs, 12 W, USB-C: 1 pcs, 100 W, cigarette lighter, DC output, XT60 input, UPS
500 W, battery: LiFePO4, 512 W*h, sockets: 2, USB-A: 3 pcs, 12 W, USB-C: 1 pcs, 100 W, cigarette lighter, DC output, XT60 input, UPS
800 W, battery: LiFePO4, 768 W*h, sockets: 3, USB-A: 3 pcs, 12 W, USB-C: 1 pcs, 100 W, cigarette lighter, DC output, XT60 input, UPS
2400 W, battery: LiFePO4, 2048 W*h, sockets: 3, USB-A (fast charge): 2, 18 W, USB-C: 4 pcs, 100 W, cigarette lighter, DC output, XT60 input, UPS
1800 W, battery: LiFePO4, 1229 W*h, sockets: 3, USB-A: 2 pcs, 12 W, USB-A (fast charge): 2, 18 W, USB-C: 2 pcs, 65 W, cigarette lighter, DC output, DC input, UPS
1800 W, battery: LiFePO4, 1024 W*h, add. battery, sockets: 4, USB-A: 2 pcs, 12 W, USB-A (fast charge): 2, 18 W, USB-C: 2 pcs, 100 W, cigarette lighter, DC output, XT60 input, UPS
1800 W, battery: LiFePO4, 1024 W*h, sockets: 2, USB-A: 2 pcs, 15 W, USB-C: 2 pcs, 140 W, cigarette lighter, DC output, XT60 input, UPS
1800 W, battery: LiFePO4, 1024 W*h, add. battery, sockets: 4, USB-A (fast charge): 2, 18 W, USB-C: 2 pcs, 100 W, cigarette lighter, DC output, XT60 input, UPS
1800 W, battery: LiFePO4, 1024 W*h, add. battery, sockets: 4, USB-A (fast charge): 2, 36 W, USB-C: 2 pcs, 140 W, cigarette lighter, DC output, XT60 input, UPS
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A portable model for powering home and computer equipment, charging mobile gadgets, autonomous operation of lighting and other similar tasks of a “low-power” nature. Vitals PS 500QC will help to establish a power supply for devices that consume electricity with a total power of up to 500 W, and to start electric motors in a refrigerator or on board a tool, the model provides the ability to withstand peak power surges of up to 750 W.
The charging station is equipped with one standard 230V socket with the correct sine wave output voltage. At the same time, the device has one full-size 18 W USB port, two USB type C (30 + 100 W), a built-in cigarette lighter socket (12 V), one DC output and one DC input. The energy core of the station is a lithium iron phosphate battery LiFePO4 with a capacity of 288 Wh, which can be charged from a household outlet in approximately 90 minutes. It is also possible to charge the battery from the cigarette lighter in the car or from solar panels (optional). The information screen, built-in LED light and folding handle for carrying the 5.15-kilogram case add convenience to handling the model.
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Model overview based on user reviews
The Vitals PS 500QC is a portable power station with a rated power of 500 W and a peak power of 750 W, featuring a pure sine wave output. It includes a UPS function and offers various output options such as a 230 V socket, USB A, and a car cigarette lighter. The station supports charging from solar panels and has a built-in LiFePO4 battery with a capacity of 18 Ah, providing approximately 2000 charging cycles. It charges in about 90 minutes from a socket with a power of 300 W. Weighing 5.15 kg, it is equipped with a display, backlight, and a carrying handle for convenience. While the Vitals PS 500QC is not directly reviewed, feedback on a similar model, the Vitals PS 1000QC, indicates potential issues with the UPS function and customer service, suggesting caution when purchasing.
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I fully agree with the previous negative review. Relatively compact UPS is not available. Protection does not engage. |
We bought a Vitals 1000W charging station (we didn't buy it here), it worked for exactly a week and broke. According to the beautifully declared official warranty of 60 months, they sent it to the service, there was no answer for a long time, when they called the hotline, they said that they were sending back defective ones, since this is not a warranty case (that is, I connected the charger to the phone and the light bulb, this is no longer a warranty case) . When asked why they didn't call and offer to repair it for money, the seller's answer was that he doesn't have spare parts. ))) They do not answer letters and do not call. I DO NOT RECOMMEND BUYING GOODS FROM THIS SELLER! They breed for a lot of money. Reviews on the sites are not shown - After working this week use Vitals PS 1000QC month or more i recommend it don't buy |
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