4608Wh LiFePO4 Powerstation 6000 Watt Jobsite Power Station 9000W Surge Power HP6000 V2

On a site without a supply, the constraint is rarely the tools, it is the cable run and the generator noise. HP6000 V2 replaces both with a 4608Wh LiFePO4 bank feeding a 6000W inverter that will hold 9000W of surge long enough to spin up a circular saw, a compressor or a hammer drill. The cabinet is 50kg on a low centre of gravity, fits a van floor or a site container, and takes a 140W USB-C feed plus 18W USB-A ports for the crew's own devices.

A power station that behaves like site equipment

1. Surge for motor starts. Induction motors pull several times their rated current in the first second; the 9000W surge window lets saws, compressors and pumps start instead of shutting the inverter down.

2. Continuous load for a shift. 6000W rated, with a 7200W boost mode for short heavy periods, covers lighting towers, chargers, small welders and power tools from one unit.

3. Clean supply for electronics. Pure sine wave output keeps chargers, test instruments, laptops and site cameras stable, without the buzzing and heat that modified wave units cause.

4. Charging that fits the day. A 2100W solar input, a 1800W or 3600W AC input and a 12V car lead let a crew refill from whichever source is available, including the van on the drive between sites.

HP6000 V2 is delivered on a wooden frame with an export carton, backed by a 3 year warranty, and can be branded or built to a specific socket standard for fleet orders.

Factory and quality behind every HP6000 V2

SOUOP has manufactured portable energy storage since 2008 at its Shenzhen plant, where battery pack assembly, BMS development, inverter production and final testing sit under one roof. The company employs between 101 and 500 people and exports 80 to 90 percent of its output to Europe and North America.

The HP6000 V2 line is built to a documented quality system: ISO 9001 process control, BSCI social compliance, and product certification covering CE, RoHS, UKCA, SAA, UL2743, FCC and PSE. Every unit is charged, discharged, load tested and insulation checked before packing, and each battery pack carries a traceable serial number.

Because the enclosure, the inverter and the battery are engineered in house, voltage variants, outlet standards, cabinet finish and branding can all be adapted on OEM and ODM orders. The standard production lead time is 15 to 25 working days after payment, with engineering support available for distributors specifying a new market variant.