Sasquatch 1800W power station, front view with the output panel

Sasquatch 1800W Portable Power Station, 1229Wh

Sasquatch Portable Power Station 1800W US (with Wi-Fi)
$569.00
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Sasquatch 1800W power station, front view with the output panel
  • Sasquatch 1800W power station, front view with the output panel
  • The 1800W power station seen from the front at an angle
  • The 1800W power station with its LCD screen lit
  • Side of the 1800W power station, showing vents and the charge mode controls
  • The 1800W power station with cables plugged into the AC outlets
  • The 1800W power station from above, carry handle across the top
  • Side profile of the 1800W power station
  • Sasquatch 1800W power station, front view with the output panel
  • The 1800W power station seen from the front at an angle
  • The 1800W power station with its LCD screen lit
  • Side of the 1800W power station, showing vents and the charge mode controls
  • The 1800W power station with cables plugged into the AC outlets
  • The 1800W power station from above, carry handle across the top
  • Side profile of the 1800W power station
Sasquatch 1800W Portable Power Station, 1229Wh

Sasquatch 1800W Portable Power Station, 1229Wh

$569.00
OptionsSasquatch Portable Power Station 1800W US (with Wi-Fi)

A 1229Wh power station on lithium iron phosphate cells, rated by Sasquatch for 3000 charge cycles. 1800W of output across two AC outlets, four USB-A, two USB-C, DC and a car charger. Full AC charge in 90 minutes, and it will take solar or vehicle input.

/WHY IT IS HERE

1800W is where a power station stops being a phone charger and starts running things with motors and heating elements in them. Sasquatch rates this one for constant power to heaters and motors, which is the claim that separates it from the 600W.

/WHICH SIZE

The middle size, and the one most people need: enough to run a fridge and charge everything, still rated for heaters and motors. If you are only topping up phones and camera batteries, the 600W does that at 512Wh. If you are powering a base camp for a week, the 3000W holds more than twice as much and charges from two panels at once.

/KNOW BEFORE YOU BUY
  • 1229Wh is what it holds. 1800W is what it can deliver at once. Both matter, for different reasons.
  • There is an emergency backup mode for running something continuously.
  • The AC output shuts off by itself after an hour with nothing drawing from it.
  • Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, with an app that tracks usage and charge.
  • Sasquatch does not publish a weight or a solar input limit.
  • Protection against over temperature, low temperature, over discharge, overload, short circuit and over current.
/SPECS
  • Capacity: 1229Wh, 51.2V, 24Ah
  • Cells: lithium iron phosphate, 3000 cycles
  • Output: 1800W
  • Outputs: 2 AC, 4 USB-A, 2 USB-C, DC5521, car charger
  • Charging: AC, solar (PV) and car
  • AC charge time: 90 minutes
  • Screen: LCD with four brightness settings

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