Sasquatch 600W Portable Power Station, 512Wh
A 512Wh power station on lithium iron phosphate cells, rated by Sasquatch for 3000 charge cycles. Two AC outlets, two USB-A, two USB-C, DC and a car charger. It takes 90 minutes to fill on AC, and it will charge from solar or from a vehicle.
/WHY IT IS HERE
Lithium iron phosphate is the reason. It is the chemistry that lasts: 3000 cycles is roughly eight years of charging it every single day, where a cheaper pack is done in two or three. This is the size that runs lights, a fridge and camera batteries without becoming something you need a second person to lift.
/WHICH SIZE
Phones, lights, a laptop and camera batteries over a long weekend. If you are running a fridge for days, or anything with a heating element, step up: the 1800W holds 1229Wh and is rated for motors and heaters, and the 3000W holds 2560Wh and takes two solar panels at once.
/KNOW BEFORE YOU BUY
- 512Wh is the useful number, not the 600W in the name. 600W is what it can deliver at once; 512Wh is how much it holds.
- The AC output shuts off by itself after an hour with nothing drawing from it.
- Sasquatch does not publish a weight, a solar input limit or a full port specification.
- Protection against over temperature, low temperature, over discharge, overload, short circuit and over current.
/SPECS
- Capacity: 512Wh, 25.6V, 20Ah
- Cells: lithium iron phosphate, 3000 cycles
- Outputs: 2 AC, 2 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