Dabbsson Portable Power Station DBS1300, 1330Wh Solar Generator with 4x1200W AC Outlets, EV Semi-Solid State LiFePO4 Battery, Solar Powered Generator for Camping, Home Backup, Emergency, RV
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Style: DBS1300
Features
- [Super Fast Charging] Enjoy the convenience of different charging methods: AC charging, solar charging, AC+solar charging, or car charging. 0-80% in just 44 mins with AC input. Also you can fully charge the product with AC+PV total 1400W Max input in 96 mins.
- [Charging Your Devices] 12 ports for your home, work, and more scenarios in life. With 4*1200W (1600W in P-Boost Mode) Pure Sine Wave AC outlets and 3*USB-C charging ports with a maximum of 100W, you can power up a wide range of devices including phones, laptops, fridges,CPAP and almost all appliances you can imagine.
- [Expandable Capacity] You can add on two DBS1700B extra batteries to reach up to 4730Wh. At the same time, DBS1300 also supports parallel operation, two products are respectively connected to two DBS1700B and powered on (2*DBS1300+4*DBS1700B), at this time the battery can be expanded to 9460Wh.
- [Ideal Choice for Safe Storage] Dabbsson is the first brand to use industry-leading EV semi-solid state LiFePO4 batteries and the highest fireproof rating UL94 V0 outer shell make this portable power station safer, more energy-efficient, and long-lasting than any other power station. The portable power station retain 80% capacity after 4,500+ charge cycles(extra 500 with BMS system) that can power you for 15 years.
- [Manage All Activities with One App] Manage power settings and keep track of AC/DC input, output, remaining battery life, and so much more in real time - all with one easy app. Our user-friendly app also features timer management where you can plan and prioritize power usage with ease.
- [What You Get] Dabbsson DBS1300 Portable Power Station x1, AC charging cable x1, solar charging cable x1, car charging cable x1, user manual x1, warranty card x1, 3+2 years warranty, rapid local customer service, lifetime technical support. We're dedicated to providing ongoing assistance to ensure that you can always have a helping hand whenever you need it when experiencing our Dabbsson DBS1300 portable power station.
Brand: Dabbsson
Wattage: 1200 watts
Fuel Type: Electric
Power Source: AC
Recommended Uses For Product: Camping, Home Backup, Emergency, RV
Item Weight: 16.5 Kilograms
Voltage: 120 Volts
Output Wattage: 1200
Special Feature: EMC Class B FCC/ETL Certified, UL94 V0 Fireproof Outer Shell EV Semi-solid State LFP Battery-4500 Cycles(15-year lifespan) 1-9kWh Expandable Capacity, Support Parallel Connection(Only parallel with DBS1300) See more
Included Components: Dabbsson DBS1300 Portable Power Station x1, AC charging cable x1, solar charging cable x1, car charging cable x1, user manual x1, warranty card x1, 3+2 years warranty, rapid local customer service, lifetime technical support. See more
Model Number: DBS1300
UPC: 850046840180 850046840500
Manufacturer: Dabbsson
Brand Name: Dabbsson
Included Components: Dabbsson DBS1300 Portable Power Station x1, AC charging cable x1, solar charging cable x1, car charging cable x1, user manual x1, warranty card x1, 3+2 years warranty, rapid local customer service, lifetime technical support.
Model Name: DBS1300
Material Type: EV Semi-solid State LiFePO4
Color: Black
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 14.3"L x 10.8"W x 8.7"H
Item Weight: 16.5 Kilograms
Runtime: 44 minutes
Frequency: 60 Hz
Starting Wattage: 1200 Watts
Running Wattage: 1200 Watts
Is Electric: Yes
Voltage: 120 Volts
Output Wattage: 1200
Additional Features: EMC Class B FCC/ETL Certified, UL94 V0 Fireproof Outer Shell EV Semi-solid State LFP Battery-4500 Cycles(15-year lifespan) 1-9kWh Expandable Capacity, Support Parallel Connection(Only parallel with DBS1300)
Engine Type: 4 Stroke
Wattage: 1200 watts
Fuel Type: Electric
Power Source: AC
Recommended Uses For Product: Camping, Home Backup, Emergency, RV
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If you are shopping for battery backup devices like this DBS1300 then you surely are overwhelmed like I was with the many many offerings that are very similar in performance and price. This review will describe why I settled on Dabbsson and the DBS1300. The product is capable of exactly what it's advertised as able to do. If, you are looking for a review on "is this quality", the answer is: Absolutely. It is well made, feels premium, and works wonderfully. When shopping for one of these batteries / solar generators these were my list of features that I wanted in order of importance. 1. Battery Type - LFP (LiFePO4) batteries are really the only good option here as regular Li-Ion batteries should not be left fully charged. Keeping the battery at 80% to save it's operating life is a terrible option for this application. Further LFP also can cycle 3-5X as many times as LMC type batteries, making the device life much longer. Specifically Dabbsson uses cells they claim have 4500+ cycles before degrading to 80% of it's original capacity. At 4500 cycles, the number may as well be a million as I'll never get close to cycling it 5 times a day for ~3 years. 2. Battery Capacity - I added up all of my expected power draws vs how long I needed to run the device. This is the main cost factor and I ended up deciding that for my desired price point and how long our average power outage is made me seek out batteries with a minimum of 1.0kWH. 3. Power output capability. Again, this is directly related to what devices you want to run and what your use case is. For me I didn't plan to run power tools, or very high peak power devices. I need to recharge cell phones, laptops, lights, and run a small essentials only refrigerator or portable A/C unit. I decided that 1kW continuous was my minimum requirement. 4. Power Input capability. This is driven by your use case. If primarily camping then being able to charge quickly is important. It is highly desirable to be able to quickly charge when the sun is at peak, or when clouds clear up, or quickly charge when you have access to a 120V grid power. If using the battery as a battery backup for the home, then maybe this doesn't matter as much. My requirements led to a desire to be able to fully recharge the battery from the wall socket in around 2 hours, or from already purchased 330W, 60V solar panels. 5. Power ports. My minimum requirement was USB-PD with at least 65W output to charge my Macbook. Addtionally, I wanted a minimum of 4 120V outlets to power other AC devices. The Dabbsson DBS1300's has high quality LFP batteries, it is 1300kWh exceeding my minimum, has a power output of 1200W, can quickly charge on 60V solar cells, or on 120VAC in around an hour, has all the ports I need including a USB-PD with 100w output making it great for laptops. When compared to other devices in the similar price range and battery size (EcoFlow, Bluetti, Jackery, etc). The Dabbsson is a bit less expensive with the tradeoff of offering a lower AC power output than most of the other competitors. For this class, 1200W continuous is quite low when others offer up to 2000W. However, given the larger than average 1300kWh, slightly lower price, excellent power port diversity, and very long life LFP battery cells made me believe that the DBS1300 was the right device for me. TL:DR Overall, I'm shocked at how great this device is for the price (when it's on sale). For my use case of primarily emergency battery backup, and secondary use case of camping. The DBS1300 offers the best combination of features and price with the sacrifice of slightly lower power output capability. I look forward to building out this unit with an additional DBS1300, and 4 DBS1700B's extra batteries to fully utilize this really well made device.
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