Allpowers S2000 Pro Portable Power Station | 2,400W 1,451Wh
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The Owner's Insights on the Allpowers S2000 Pro Portable Power Station
2,400W continuous and 4,800W surge from a 1,451Wh battery. That's your angle grinder, your circular saw or an air compressor, not just a fridge and some chargers.
Four Australian outlets, two 100W USB-C ports, four USB-A and a 12V car socket. Everything on your site plugs in at once without a powerboard.
One thing you should be clear on: this uses NMC lithium, not LiFePO4. It's rated for 2,500 cycles to 80%, which is good, but it's a different chemistry to the R series and worth your understanding before you choose.
Why You'll Love the Allpowers S2000 Pro Portable Power Station
- 2,400W continuous, 4,800W surge. Grinders, saws and compressors.
- 1,451Wh battery. 2,500 cycles before it drops to 80%.
- Four 240V Australian outlets. No powerboard needed on site.
- Full charge in about 1.5 hours. Wall and solar together at 2,000W.
- 1,000W of solar input. 12-150V MPPT, run off-grid for good.
- UPS in under 20 milliseconds. Your computer never sees the outage.
- 2 x 100W USB-C PD. Plus four USB-A and a 12V socket.
- 5-year warranty. Longer than most at this price.
Why You Should Consider an Allpowers Portable Power Station
Allpowers build portable power stations and solar panels for the Australian market, and the S2000 Pro is the high-output unit in their S series. It carries a 5-year warranty. See the rest of the portable power station range.
Allpowers S2000 Pro Portable Power Station Specifications
| Model | Allpowers S2000 Pro (AP-SS-009-PRO-AU) |
| Capacity | 1,451Wh |
| Battery type | Ternary lithium (NMC) |
| Cycle life | 2,500+ cycles to 80% capacity |
| AC output | 2,400W continuous, 4,800W surge, pure sine wave |
| AC outlets | 4 x 240V Australian |
| USB-C output | 2 x 100W PD |
| USB-A output | 4 x 5V / 2.4A |
| Car output | 1 x 12V / 10A DC socket |
| Wall charging | Up to 1,500W, or 2,000W combined with solar |
| Solar input | 12-150V, 13A MPPT, up to 1,000W |
| Full charge time | About 1.5 hours (wall and solar), about 3 hours (wall only) |
| UPS mode | Yes, under 20ms switchover |
| Weight | 21kg |
| Dimensions | 37.5 x 24.5 x 25cm |
| Warranty | 5 years |
What can you actually plug into 2,400W?
The output rating is not about run time, it's about what will start at all. Twenty-four hundred watts continuous with 4,800W of surge covers an angle grinder, a circular saw, a mitre saw or a small air compressor: gear that a 1,000W unit simply refuses. On the run-time side, divide 1,451 by the watts your gear is drawing. A 45W fridge is about 32 hours. A 1,200W kettle is about 70 minutes of total boiling. Your grinder at 2,000W in short bursts will last a working session, not a working day.
NMC or LiFePO4: what you're actually choosing
This uses ternary lithium, which is NMC, rather than the LiFePO4 in the R2500 V2. NMC packs more energy into less weight and less space, which is why this is 21kg for 1,451Wh where the R2500 is 24.5kg for 1,920Wh. What LiFePO4 gives you back is cycle life and heat stability: 3,500 cycles against 2,500, and better behaviour in your hot ute. At 2,500 cycles you still get years of your weekends out of it, so it's a genuine trade rather than a corner cut.
Ninety minutes from flat changes how you use it
Combined wall and solar input pushes up to 2,000W into the battery, which fills it in about an hour and a half. Wall only is about three hours. Most units this size take five or six hours, and that difference decides whether you plan your day around charging or it just happens. Charge yours at a servo over lunch, or top it up from a powered site the morning you leave, and it stops being a thing you think about the night before.
Every output you'll need, and no powerboard
Four Australian 240V outlets is the spec that matters on your site, or at a camp with a group. Two 100W USB-C PD ports charge your laptop at full speed, four USB-A cover phones and lights, and the 12V socket runs your fridge directly without going through the inverter, which is more efficient. Running your fridge on 12V rather than 240V is worth a few extra hours out of the same battery, and it's the easiest saving you can make.
What the UPS mode is for
Plug the S2000 Pro into your wall, plug your gear into it, and if the mains drops it takes over in under 20 milliseconds. Nothing notices a gap that short. That makes it worth having at your place for a computer, a NAS drive, a modem or a chest freezer, not just for camping. If your property loses power a few times a year, this is a quieter answer than a generator. Try the Power Station Finder if you're weighing it up.
What's Included
- Allpowers S2000 Pro portable power station
- AC power cable (wall charger)
- 12V car charging cable
- XT60 input cable
- User manual
- 5-year manufacturer warranty
What's Not Included
- Solar panels
- An extension lead
- A protective cover
The XT60 solar input lead is in the box, so you only need the panel. Ring the store on 03 7056 6732 and we'll match a panel to the 1,000W input, or send an SMS to 0476 330 590.
Not Sure Which Portable Power Station Suits You?
The S2000 Pro suits you if you need real tool-grade output and a fast recharge in the lightest package that does it. It's the wrong pick if you want the longest-lived battery, where the R2500 V2 uses LiFePO4 with 3,500 cycles, or if you only need a fridge and chargers, where a smaller unit costs less. Try the Power Station Finder, or call the store on 03 7056 6732.