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Allpowers P1800

Power station · ALLPOWERS P1800. Specs from the manufacturer page (checked ).

Allpowers P1800
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The ALLPOWERS P1800 is a 1024 Wh portable power station with 1800 W rated AC output and 3600 W peak output. It uses a LiFePO4 battery rated for over 3,000 charge cycles and charges from 0–80% via AC in about 1 hour.

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Capacity
1024Wh
Continuous
1800W
Peak / surge
3600W
Solar input
650W
Chemistry
LiFePO4
Cycles
3000

Key features

What it is for

Specifications

Capacity1024 Wh
Continuous output1800 W
Peak / surge3600 W
Solar input650 W
Battery chemistryLiFePO4
Cycle life3000 cycles
AC charging0-80% in about 1 hour

From the Allpowers page. Values the manufacturer does not publish are left out.

How long it runs common appliances

ApplianceWattsRuns?Hours
Refrigerator (with freezer)120 W (600 start)yes19 h
Chest freezer100 W (500 start)yes27 h
CPAP (no humidifier)35 W (40 start)yes23 h
Gas boiler (pump + controls)120 W (300 start)yes14 h
Wi-Fi router + modem/ONU12 Wyes68 h
Starlink (standard dish)60 W (100 start)yes14 h
TV 50"75 Wyes11 h
Sump pump 1/2 HP920 W (2150 start)yes0.9 h
Well pump 1/2 HP880 W (2000 start)yes0.9 h
Space heater 1500 W1500 Wyes0.8 h

Assumes 88 % inverter efficiency, 90 % usable capacity and typical duty cycles. Build your own list in the calculator.

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Connection and wiring

We have not linked an official manual for this model yet; see the Allpowers page.

Error codes and troubleshooting

We have not found an official code table for this model yet.

FAQ

How long will the Allpowers P1800 run a refrigerator?

About 19 hours for a typical 120 W refrigerator that runs 35 % of the time, after inverter and depth-of-discharge losses.

Can the Allpowers P1800 start a sump pump or well pump?

Starting surge matters more than running watts: this unit is rated 3600 W peak. That covers a typical 1/2 HP sump pump (about 2150 W to start). Use the calculator with your exact pump.

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