WAREHOUSE LIQUIDATION — REMAINING PALLET BEING CLEARED FINAL UNITS
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★★★★★ Excellent 4.7 · 2,384 verified reviews

300W Portable Power Station — 256Wh LiFePO4, UPS Backup

-89% £9.99 £90
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⚡ 256Wh LiFePO4 · 300W pure sine wave AC, 600W surge
🔌 Powers 5 devices at once — AC, 100W USB-C, 2× USB-A, 12V
🛟 Under-20ms UPS switchover keeps routers and PCs alive
🔋 4,000+ charge cycles · recharges 0–100% in about 2 hours
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🔌 What can it actually run, and for how long?
256Wh is enough for roughly 20 phone charges, 3 to 4 full laptop charges, a CPAP through the night, or a router and a couple of devices for the best part of a day. Anything drawing under 300W continuously will run — laptops, routers, TVs, fans, cameras, drones, mini fridges and CPAP machines. The 600W surge headroom covers the brief spike when a fridge compressor or pump kicks in.
🛟 How does the UPS mode work?
You leave it plugged into the wall with your equipment plugged into it. Mains power passes straight through, and if the supply drops the unit switches to battery in under 20 milliseconds — faster than a desktop PC or router can notice. Nothing reboots, nothing loses its session, and you carry on working through the cut.
⚡ How fast does it recharge?
From a standard wall socket it goes 0–100% in around two hours, and it will take a useful charge in well under one. It also accepts up to 110W of MPPT solar input or a 12V/24V car feed, so you can top it up on the move or off-grid without touching a mains socket.
🔋 How long will the battery last?
The cell is LiFePO4 rather than the cheaper lithium-ion used in most budget power banks, and it is rated to retain over 70% of its original capacity after 4,000 full cycles. Charged and drained once a week that is comfortably over a decade of service, which is why it carries a 6-year warranty rather than the usual 12 months.
🤫 Is it noisy? Can I use it indoors?
It runs at about 30dB, which is quieter than a library and well below a fridge hum, so it is fine on a bedside table overnight. There is no combustion of any kind, so there are no fumes and no exhaust — unlike a petrol generator it is safe to run indoors, in a tent or in a van.
📦 When will it arrive?
Orders are dispatched from the clearance warehouse within 24–48 hours of confirmation. Tracked delivery is included at no extra cost and the tracking number is emailed as soon as the parcel leaves.

Why This Is Being Liquidated

This is end-of-line warehouse stock. The units are new, sealed and fully warranted — they are being cleared to free up pallet space ahead of the next model rotation. That is the whole explanation for the price, and it is the only one.

What you get is a serious 256Wh LiFePO4 power station, not a jumped-up power bank. It has a real 300W pure sine wave AC outlet with 600W of surge headroom, meaning it runs mains appliances properly rather than just charging phones. Pure sine wave matters: most units in the budget bracket output a modified square wave that laptops, medical devices and anything with a motor genuinely dislike.

Once the pallet clears, the listing closes. There is no restock at this price and no backorder queue — the stock that exists is the stock that ships.

Portable power station in use

The Numbers That Matter

Four figures that separate this from the power banks it gets shelved next to.

256Wh
LiFePO4 capacity, 12,8V–20Ah
300W
Pure sine wave AC, 600W surge
4000+
Cycles at over 70% capacity
<20ms
UPS switchover on power loss

Six Reasons It Outclasses The Shelf

Everything below is standard, not an upgrade or an add-on.

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Instant UPS protection

Leave it inline between the wall and your equipment and it becomes an uninterruptible supply. When the mains drops it takes over in under 20 milliseconds, which is far faster than a router, NAS, desktop or games console can register. Your work session survives, your downloads survive, and nothing has to boot back up.

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Five outputs at once

One AC mains socket, one 100W USB-C Power Delivery port, two 18W USB-A fast-charge ports and a 12V/120W car socket, all usable simultaneously. That is a laptop, a phone, a tablet, a camera and a cool box running together off one box, with a combined 300W ceiling across AC and DC.

Two-hour full recharge

Empty to full in roughly two hours from a wall socket, so topping it up is something you do between activities rather than something you plan a day around. It also takes up to 110W of MPPT solar or a 12V/24V car feed, which means it can be refilled entirely off-grid on a long trip.

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LiFePO4, not cheap lithium

Lithium iron phosphate chemistry is inherently more thermally stable than the lithium-ion packs used in budget stations, and it holds over 70% of its rated capacity after 4,000 full cycles. That is the difference between an appliance you keep for a decade and a consumable you replace in two years.

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30dB and zero fumes

There is no engine, no fuel and no exhaust, so it runs at around 30dB — quieter than a whisper and unnoticeable on a bedside table. That makes it usable in places a petrol generator legally and practically cannot go: indoors, inside a tent, in a campervan or on a balcony in a terraced street.

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Full BMS protection

The battery management system guards against overcharge, over-discharge, over-current, overload, short circuit and both high and low temperature operation. It is the layer that means you can leave it plugged in permanently as a backup supply and simply forget about it rather than monitoring it.

Where People Actually Use It

Four scenarios that come up again and again in owner feedback.

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Power cuts

Router, laptop and lights stay up. Nothing reboots, nothing is lost.

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Camping and festivals

Silent, fumeless power for lights, phones, cameras and a cool box.

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Van and road trips

Recharges from the 12V socket while driving, runs a small fridge at camp.

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Work off-grid

Allotments, garages, market stalls and photo shoots with no socket in reach.

"I used it on a multi-day road trip in serious heat. It charged from the car and ran a small fridge the whole way without complaint. On days I wasn't driving much I took it into the hotel and it was full again inside an hour." — Verified purchase ✅
★★★★★

Exactly what you want in an outage

It has USB-C, two USB-A, a car socket and a proper mains outlet, so it charges plenty of things at once. Surprisingly light for what it holds, which means it isn't a burden to take camping or to an event where you're away from a socket for a while.

Ran the router and two laptops through a cut last month without either machine noticing. That was the whole reason I bought it.

Sarah T. · Manchester · Verified buyer
★★★★★

Well built and genuinely intuitive

Solidly constructed, not too heavy, and the built-in handle makes it easy to move around. USB ports plus a 12V socket plus a standard outlet make it very good value for what it does.

No manual needed — I had it powering things within a couple of minutes of unboxing. The display tells you input, output and remaining percentage at a glance.

David R. · Leeds · Verified buyer
★★★★★

Quiet enough to forget it's on

The thing I did not expect was how silent it is. It sits under the desk running the router and monitors and I genuinely cannot hear it. Compared to the petrol generator I used to drag out, it's a different world.

Recharge speed is the other surprise. Plugged in after breakfast, back to full before lunch.

Priya K. · Birmingham · Verified buyer

Against A Petrol Generator

The comparison most buyers run before they order. Here it is up front.

Feature
This power station
Petrol generator
Safe to run indoors
✔ Yes
✘ Never
Noise level
✔ Around 30dB
✘ 70dB+
Fuel required
✔ None
✘ Ongoing cost
Instant UPS switchover
✔ Under 20ms
✘ Manual start
Pure sine wave output
✔ Yes
✘ Often modified wave
Weight to carry
✔ Around 3,6 kg
✘ 20 kg and up
Maintenance
✔ None
✘ Oil, filters, servicing
Solar rechargeable
✔ Up to 110W MPPT
✘ No
Power station display and ports

Why Pure Sine Wave Matters

Most power stations in the budget bracket cut a corner you cannot see on the box: they output a modified square wave instead of a true sine wave. It works for a kettle. It does not work well for laptops, medical equipment, anything with a motor, or sensitive electronics — those either refuse to run, run hot, or quietly degrade.

This unit outputs a genuine pure sine wave, the same shape as the mains supply in the wall. That is what makes it safe to put a CPAP machine, a laptop or a camera charger on it and simply not think about it. It is also the reason the 600W surge rating is useful rather than theoretical — a fridge compressor spiking on startup gets clean power to spike into.

The front display shows live input wattage, output wattage and remaining percentage, so you always know exactly what you are drawing and how long you have left.

Full Specifications

Everything on the plate, nothing rounded up.

AC output ×1
220–240V, rated 300W, peak 600W, pure sine wave
USB-A output ×2
5V-3A, 9V-2A, 12V-1,5A — 18W max per port
USB-C output ×1
5/9/12/15V-3A, 20V-5A — 100W max PD
DC car port
12V-10A, 120W max
AC + DC combined
300W max total draw
Rated capacity
256Wh, 12,8V-20Ah
Battery type
LFP — lithium iron phosphate
Cycle life
Retains over 70% state of health after 4000 cycles
Solar input
11–30V/8A, up to 110W MPPT
UPS switchover
Under 20ms
Protection
High-temp, low-temp, overcharge, over-discharge, over-current, overload, short-circuit
Charging temperature
0°C to 40°C
Discharging temperature
-10°C to 40°C
Storage temperature
-20°C to 40°C — 20°C to 30°C optimal
Operating humidity
10% to 90% RH
Noise level
Approximately 30dB

What Arrives In The Box

Sealed retail packaging. Nothing refurbished, nothing opened.

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Power station

256Wh LiFePO4, 300W AC

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AC charging cable

Mains fast-charge lead

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User manual

Setup and UPS mode guide

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Warranty card

6-year cover, registered

⚠️ Buying from the clearance stock — what to know

Because this model is being liquidated, lookalike units circulate on marketplace listings at similar prices. They typically use lithium-ion rather than LiFePO4 cells, output a modified square wave instead of pure sine, have no true UPS function at all, and ship without warranty documentation of any kind.

Every unit released through this clearance is original sealed stock with the full 6-year manufacturer warranty, dispatched from the warehouse holding the remaining pallet. If it does not perform as described, the 30-day money-back guarantee applies with no conditions attached.

🛡️ Covered Either Way

Four guarantees attached to every order in this clearance.

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30-day refund

Full money back, no reason required.

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6-year warranty

Cells, inverter and control board covered.

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Tracked delivery

Included free, dispatched in 24–48 hours.

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Real support

Human response within one working day.

Last Units At Clearance Price

Once the remaining pallet clears, this listing closes. There is no restock and no waiting list at this price.

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