PPS-P350L 350W Portable Power Station 288Wh LiFePO4 Quiet Night Fishing Power For Pier Sessions
| Application: | Night Fishing And Pier Sessions | 12V Socket: | 12.8V / 10A For Sonar |
| Runtime at 60W: | About 4.5 Hours | Operating Range: | -20 C To 60 C Discharge |
| AC Output: | 120V 350W Max / 230V 350W Max, 50/60Hz, 600W Peak | Battery Capacity: | 288Wh (19.2V / 15Ah) |
| Battery Type: | LiFePO4 | USB-C2 Output: | 140W Max (5V3A / 9V3A / 12V3A / 15V3A / 20V5A / 28V5A) |
| USB-C1 Output: | 18W Max | USB-A Output: | 18W Max |
| 12V Car Socket: | 12.8V / 10A | AC Input: | 200W Max (90-140V / 190-250V) |
| Solar Input: | 12-35V, MPPT 15-35V, 12A Max, 240W Max | Car Charging Input: | 12-15V, 8A Max |
| Bypass Mode: | 120V 600W / 230V 575W, Transfer <=10ms | Net Weight: | 4.15 Kg |
| Dimensions: | 242.5 X 224.06 X 150.65 Mm | Warranty: | 3 Years |
| High Light: | Night Fishing Power Station,Quiet Pier Lighting Power,288Wh LiFePO4 Bank |
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PPS-P350L 288Wh Power for Night Fishing and Pier Sessions
Fishing after dark is a lighting and electronics problem before it is a fishing problem. A lantern, a fish finder, a phone and a headlamp all want power at the same time, and a pier or a bank rarely offers a socket. The PPS-P350L carries 288Wh of LiFePO4 in a 4.15 kg cabinet and runs that set until sunrise.
PPS-P350L in a typical use setting
What it runs on the water
- LED lantern or floodlight, 20-40W, all night.
- Fish finder or sonar head unit, 12-18W through the 12.8V 10A car socket.
- Two phones and a headlamp on the USB ports.
- An aerator pump or a small cooler fan on the 12V socket.
| Setup | Average draw | Runtime on 288Wh |
|---|---|---|
| Lantern plus phone | 35W | About 7 hours |
| Lantern, sonar, two phones | 60W | About 4.5 hours |
| Floodlight plus aerator | 80W | About 3 hours |
PPS-P350L ports and cable layout at the point of use
Handling and weather
The cabinet is sealed against spray and the ports sit behind a recessed panel, so a wet hand or a splash on the deck is not an immediate problem. The unit should not be submerged. LiFePO4 chemistry holds its output flat as it discharges, so the lantern does not dim gradually the way a lead acid battery does.
Recharging before the next trip
A 200W mains input fills the pack in about 1.6 hours at home. On a multi-day trip, a 240W folding solar panel through the MPPT input tops it up during the day, and the vehicle socket adds 8A while driving between marks. The 140W USB-C port also accepts a car charger or a power bank as a slow backup.
Ports and outputs
Two AC outlets for a lantern or a small cooler, one 140W USB-C, one 18W USB-C, one 18W USB-A and a 12V car socket. Peak output is 600W, which covers the start-up draw of a small compressor cooler without tripping the inverter.
Supply terms
MOQ 1 piece, 10,000 pieces per month, 7-15 working days after payment. Payment by T/T, L/C, PayPal or Western Union. Each unit ships in a SOUOP colour box with foam inserts inside an export carton, UN38.3 tested and CE, FCC, RoHS and PSE marked.
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