Nitecore NES300 Portable Power Station

Nitecore NES300 Portable Power Station

This power station is a fully featured portable unit that includes a sinewave AC inverter rated at 200w (400w surge). It can be charged via Solar, 240 mains or by a 12 volt cigarette lighter. The ergonomic design with rubber handle offers one hand carry with a comfortable grip and at only 3.4kg, it's easy to take with you on your adventures. It includes a range of power outputs with built-in protection safeguards so it can safely power devices during power outages, disasters and outdoors. Unlike traditional lead acid deep cycle batteries, the Li-ion batteries in the NES300 allow you to run the charge right down to zero effectively giving you twice the capacity.

Features:

• 1x 200 Watt Australian AC output: Power small household devices
• Standard USB & USB-C outputs: Charge mobile devices
• 12v Cigarette Output: Power a 12 volt fridge or camping lights
• Built-in Solar Charger (PWM)
• ABS Fireproof Housing
• Dual cooling fans
• Backlit Realtime LCD Display

What can it power?

• Recharge iphones 12+ times
• Desktop PC for 1 hour
• Large LCD TV's for 2 hours
• Recharge Ipad Pro 8 times
• Electric Blanket for 5 hours
• Camping and portable fridges
• LED lights
• + much more

Specifications:
Capacity: 311Wh (10.8V, 28.8Ah) (86400mAh) 18650 Li-ion Cell Batteries
DC Input: 14.4V-26V, up to 10A (160W max)
AC Output: 220V~0.91A 50Hz, Pure Sine Wave, 200W, 400W surge (Australian Plug)
Cig Lighter Output: 12V / 10A (120W max)
USB Output: 5V / 2.4A (12W max each port)
USB-C Output: 5V (3A) / 9V (3A) / 12V (3A) / 15V (3A) / 20V (3A, 60W max)
Operating Temperature: -10~40°C 
Protections: Overcurrent, Short-circuit, Over-discharge, Overcharge, Overvoltage, Thermal
Dimensions: 227 x 211 x 129mm (incl handle)
Weight: 3.4kg (excluding charge cables)

Includes:
1x NES300 Power Station
1x 240v Mains Charger (72 Watt)
1x 12 Volt Car Charger

Note: Solar Panel sold separately.

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How do I know if the NES300 can power my device? 
On most power products there should be a sticker near the power cable showing the power draw in watts. If it shows 200w or less, the NES300 should easily power it. Contact us for more info.