Dabbsson DBS1300 Portable Power Station | 1200W 1330Wh

It depends what you're running. The DBS1300 has a 1330Wh capacity, so a typical 12V camping fridge drawing around 45W will run for 20+ hours on a full charge. A CPAP machine will last through multiple nights. Even a 1000W microwave can run for about an hour. It's genuinely practical for a long weekend away or a worksite with no power.

Three ways. Plug it into a wall at home and it'll hit 80% in about an hour via the 1000W AC input. Hook up solar panels (up to 400W) and a full charge takes around 4.4 hours in good sun - solid for off-grid camping. You can also trickle charge from your car's 12V/24V outlet while you drive.

It weighs 16.33 kg and measures 362 x 275 x 221 mm - about the size of a large toolbox. It'll fit easily in the back of a ute or 4WD without taking over the boot. Not ultralight, but fair for 1330Wh of power.

It comes with a 5-year manufacturer warranty from Dabbsson. The battery is rated for 4500+ charge cycles to 80% capacity, which Dabbsson rates at up to 15 years of use. We ship it Australia-wide from True Gear.

Yes. It uses LiFePO4 battery chemistry (a semi-solid state version), which is the safest lithium chemistry available - no toxic fumes, no thermal runaway risk like older lithium-ion units. It's quiet with no exhaust, so it's fine inside a caravan, camper trailer, or tent.

The 1200W continuous output (2400W surge) covers most gear you'd take camping or use on a worksite - fridges, CPAP machines, power tools, laptops, phone chargers, lights, a small TV, and even a microwave or kettle with the 1600W Power-Boost mode. It has 4 AC outlets, 3 USB-A ports, 3 USB-C ports (including a 100W port), and 2 DC ports, so you can run multiple devices at once.