Rentech PPS750 Portable Power Station – 500W / 786Wh

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If the unit remains connected and charging to AC indefinitely you might run the risk of overcharging the the battery. If there is no load-shedding or an expected power outage it is advisable to remove the unit from charge once the light goes green on the AC charger pack. If you require a portable unit with UPS functionality take a look at our Singo 600 Portable Power Station – SINGO 600

The new Rentech PPS750 Portable Power Station – 500W / 786Wh now with 2 high-speed USB Type-C outputs.

The new Rentech PPS750 Portable Power Station 

Experience power on–the–go with the new lightweight and compact PPS750 Portable Power Station – 500W / 786Wh from Rentech.

With its advanced 786Wh Lithium-Ion battery technology, the 500W pure sine wave inverter provides a powerful but lightweight energy solution.

• 18 month warranty period
• The PPS750 powers most electronic devices such as TV’s, Laptops, Wifi, smartphones, lamps and camping fridges. (not suitable to power a large domestic fridge and freezer)
• 2 Pure Sine Wave AC outlets (2x 230V)
• 2 USB outputs
• 2 DC outputs (12V / 60W)
• 2 High-speed USB Type-C outputs (2X 20V)
• 2 Adapter plugs
• The PPS750 Portable power supply is silent and environmentally friendly
• It is safe to use inside the Home or Office
• The PPS750 is perfect as back-up power during load shedding or unplanned power outages
• The PPS750 portable power supply is Compact and lightweight (7.5kg)
• Re-charge the PPS750 using the AC outlet, car charger or Solar panel (not included) which makes it perfect for outdoor use
• AC wall charging in 7-10 hours
• It has advanced Lithium-Ion battery technology
• Built in solar charge controller
• The versatile PPS750 Rentech is just the portable power station you need for Home or Outdoors

PLEASE NOTE:

-Do not exceed 500W total power connected to the unit.
-The PPS750 can charge and discharge simultaneously but it is not a UPS. The device is recommended to be used as a Power Station; not as an always-on, pass-through solution. For a UPS option take a look at the Singo 600 Portable Power Station – SINGO 600
-The power station should not be left constantly plugged into the mains, as this may cause accelerated battery degradation

*If the unit remains connected and charging to AC indefinitely you might run the risk of overcharging the the battery. If there is no load-shedding or an expected power outage it is advisable to remove the unit from charge once the light goes green on the AC charger pack. If the unit is kept on charge indefinitely the unit will switch itself off.