Dabbsson DBS2300 Portable Power Station | 2200W 2330Wh

It depends what you're running, but the DBS2300 packs a 2330Wh LiFePO4 battery - that's enough to run a full-size fridge for around 24 hours, charge your phone 150+ times, or keep a CPAP machine going for a week of nights away. The battery is rated for 4500 charge cycles with a 15-year design life, so this isn't a unit you'll be replacing any time soon.

Yes. With a 2200W continuous output and 4400W surge capacity, the DBS2300 handles most fridges, power tools, air compressors, and heavy gear without breaking a sweat. It runs appliances up to 2200W - fridges, drop saws, angle grinders, medical equipment - and can power multiple devices at the same time.

Three ways. Plug it into a standard 230V wall outlet and it charges 0-80% in around 1.3 hours at 1800W input. Connect up to 800W of solar panels (12-60V input) and you're looking at a full charge in about 4 hours. Or charge via your 4WD's 12V/24V outlet on the road. You can also run AC and solar at the same time to charge even faster.

The DBS2300 comes with a 5-year manufacturer warranty from Dabbsson - that's 3 years standard plus a 2-year extension. There's also a 30-day money-back guarantee. We ship it Australia-wide from True Gear, so you're covered if anything's not right out of the box.

It weighs 26.3kg, so it's not something you'd carry like a toolbox, but it has a carry handle and sits on a solid footprint (432 x 254 x 303mm). Most blokes wheel or slide it to where it's needed - into the back of a ute, beside the camp kitchen, or next to the shed. For serious off-grid or caravan setups, the weight is worth it for that 2330Wh capacity.

Absolutely. The DBS2300 accepts up to 800W of solar input (12-60V, 25A max), which is one of the highest solar input ratings in its class. Pair it with the Dabbsson 210W solar panel or stack multiple panels, and you can get a full charge in around 4 hours of good sun - no wall outlet needed. Perfect for remote campsites, farm sheds, or anywhere off-grid.