288Wh LiFePO4 Portable Power Station with 140W USB-C PD for Drone Field Crews and Solar Generator Backup
| Application: | Drone And Field Inspection | USB-C PD: | 140W For Fast Top-ups |
| 12V Output: | 12.8V / 10A Charger Feed | Cycle Life: | 3500 Cycles To 80% |
| 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: | Drone Battery Field Charging,140W USB-C Fast Recharge,Rugged 288Wh Field Power |
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A survey or inspection day is a chain of battery swaps: drone packs, controller, tablet, radio and sometimes a laptop back at the vehicle. The PPS-P350L puts a 288Wh LiFePO4 reservoir in the kit bag, with a 140W USB-C port and a 12V 10A socket that cover the devices a field crew actually carries.
Two USB-C ports handle PD devices up to 140W and 18W; the USB-A port covers a radio or a phone; the 12.8V car socket runs a vehicle-style charger for drone packs or a mobile router. The AC outlets are there for a laptop brick or a battery charging hub when the crew works from a vehicle.
| Device | Port | Approximate charges from 288Wh |
|---|---|---|
| Drone flight battery, 60Wh | AC hub or 12V charger | 3 to 4 packs |
| Controller and tablet | USB-C | 3 to 5 top-ups |
| Laptop, 65W | USB-C PD | 2 full charges |
The cabinet is sealed and the port panel is recessed, so dust and light rain on a site do not reach the electronics. At 4.15 kg it straps to a case or rides in a van without taking space from the drone kit. Output is pure sine wave and stable at 120V or 230V, which matters for sensitive chargers and radio equipment.
- Vehicle socket: 12–15V at 8A while driving to the next location.
- Mains: 200W input, 0 to 100 percent in about 1.6 hours at the hotel.
- Solar: up to 240W MPPT with a 12–35V folding panel for remote jobs.
For crews running more than six flight batteries a day, two packs are usually a better balance than one large unit: one charges in the vehicle while the other works on site.
UN38.3 tested for air transport, CE, FCC, RoHS and PSE marked. The BMS protects against over-charge, over-discharge, over-current, short circuit and over-temperature, and the LiFePO4 cells are rated for 3,500 cycles, which keeps total cost per cycle low for fleet buyers.
MOQ 1 piece, capacity 10,000 pieces per month, delivery 7–15 working days after payment. T/T, L/C, PayPal and Western Union accepted. Packed in a SOUOP colour box with foam inserts and an export carton; OEM logo and fleet numbering available.
Send us your device list and daily cycle count, and we will recommend the pack quantity and quote FOB Shenzhen.