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SolarPlay Q2501 Portable Power Station 2400W 2160Wh

SolarPlay Q2501 Portable Power Station 2400W 2160Wh

Regular price €500,00 EUR
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The SolarPlay Q2501 delivers reliable high-capacity off-grid power with an impressive 2400W output and 2160Wh capacity. Built with ultra-durable LiFePO4 battery cells, it offers over 3500 life cycles while ensuring safe and efficient operation for home backup, RV trips, and outdoor adventures.

Featuring rapid 1.5-hour recharge capability and uninterrupted UPS backup functionality, this versatile generator keeps essential appliances like refrigerators, power tools, and electronics running smoothly during outages. Flexible recharging options support wall outlets, solar panels, car ports, and traditional generators for continuous power anywhere.

Key Features

Brand SolarPlay
Model Q2501
Product Type Portable Power Station
Power Output 2400W
Battery Capacity 2160Wh
Battery Chemistry LiFePO4
Charging Time 1.5 Hours
Cycle Life 3500+ cycles
UPS Functionality Yes
Weight 47.4 lb

Highlights

  • High-performance 2400W continuous output with a robust 2160Wh capacity
  • Long-lasting LiFePO4 battery chemistry delivering over 3500 life cycles
  • Ultra-fast 1.5-hour full recharge capability
  • Integrated UPS backup function for seamless emergency home power
  • Versatile charging compatibility: solar, AC wall, car, and generator

Compatibility

Capable of powering home appliances and electronics including refrigerators, coffee makers, projectors, fans, lights, drones, laptops, and mobile devices.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the battery capacity and power output of the Q2501?

The SolarPlay Q2501 features a 2160Wh battery capacity with a continuous power output of 2400W.

How fast does the power station recharge?

It can be fully recharged in as little as 1.5 hours using fast-charging technology.

What type of battery does the station use and how long does it last?

It uses advanced LiFePO4 battery cells rated for more than 3,500 charging cycles.

What methods can be used to recharge the unit?

The unit supports charging via solar panels, AC wall outlets, car ports, and generators.

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