Power Bank - Black Friday

[spooks007]

Afternoon all.

As black friday is aroumd the corner I'm thinking of investing in a Power bank for the van. Problem is have no idea about these things.

My Van is a day van with no leasure battery. All I tend to use my Van is the odd overnight stay while trail running etc.

I have a 12v connection in the back.

All I'm.looking to do is use the power bank to charge tablets/Laptop and keep the 12v portable fridge ticking over.

I have no doubt I will run over items off it at some point so I'd be looking to future proof as well.

 

[Sackmycook]

Jackery Explorer 500W Portable Power Station - Jackery United Kingdom

Jackery Explorer 500 Portable Power Station, featuring a 518Wh battery and a pure sine wave inverter, is the most portable and lightest power station available. With an MPPT charge controller, lightweight design, and compact size, the power station is ideal for charging home appliances like...

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[spooks007]

Been looking around the past few days and seen these two

Ecoflow delta 2
Bluetti AC180 P

Any suggestions recommendations. Some good offers on the Bluetti

 

[russ_e]

I bought the Anker Solix 800 for exactly the same scenario. Seems to meet the requirements, you can always add a Solar Panel at a later date if needed.

Anker SOLIX C800 Portable Power Station - 768Wh | 1200W

First Portable Power Station with 3-Mode Camping Lights 768Wh and High-Performing 1200W Rated Power No Energy Limits with 1600W SurgePad Tech 6× Longer-Las

www.anker.com

 

[russ_e]

But I would most definitely have bought the Bluetti AC180 P listed above as it's almost the same price at Decathlon

 

[spooks007]

But I would most definitely have bought the Bluetti AC180 P listed above as it's almost the same price at Decathlon

Can I.ask why?

 

[russ_e]

It's got 50% more battery power than my Anker. It is bigger and I guess the fan will make more noise too but that wouldn't bother me.

£517 for the Bluetti AC180 P seems like a great deal.