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Go In Case Of An Emergency
A portable power station is the best option if you need to juice up common personal electronics and small appliances while spending long periods of time away from household AC outlets, or if you want to have backup power ready to go in case of an emergency.
Advantages Of Integrated Structure
The overall structure is simpler and easier to maintain while avoiding small module parts falling off. Reduces the use of internal battery harnesses, thus significantly reducing the risk of battery short circuits or failure.
Automotive-grade LiFePO4 Battery
With LFP cells, CTECHi Battery is safe, durable, and highly efficient, even in warm temperatures.
2 MODES LED FLASHLIGHT
GT200 Pro is equipped with two modes LED light. The high-light mode can be used as lighting for outdoor fishing, camping, car repair and indoor power outage. SOS mode can help you get help quickly when you encounter dangerous situations.
SMART BATTERY PROTECTION SYSTEM
Our state-of-the-art Battery Management System (BMS) constantly monitors the voltage, current, and temperature of GT300 with multiple aspects of protection, extending its life to the max.
3 Ways to Charge
Charge anywhere.
With 3 different ways to top up the CTECHi GT300 there’s a recharge option no matter what.
Power Station For The Whole Family
Portable power stations are silent and free of emissions, which means you can use them safely inside a house during a blackout.
Give Your Appliances More Run Time
Lightweight at only 4.3KG
With a compact portable design, taking travel-friendly power off-grid has never been this easy. GT300 is ready to power all your outdoorsy escapades, from boondocking to BBQs at the beach.
Power. Anywhere. Anytime.
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What's in the box.
Specs
Capacity
299Wh
Net Weight
4.3KG
Dimensions
25.7*16.0*16.5 CM
60W AC Input
≈5.8 Hours
100W Solar Input
≈3.5 Hours
12V Car Input
≈5.8 Hours
USB-C Input/Output
1x60W
AC Output
US:110V /1.81A 200W||EU:220V /1.81A 200W
DC Output
12V/10A(120W MAX)
USB-A Output
5V/2.4A,1 x 9V/2A
USB-C Port
60W
Cell Chemistry
LFP
Cycle Life
3500+Life Cycles,10-year service life
Inverter Type
Pure Sine Wave
Charge Temperature
32-104°F (0-40°C)
Operating Temperature
14-104℉ (-10-40℃)
Storage Temperature
14-104℉ (-10-40℃)
Certifications
RoHS、FCC、UL2743、UN38.3
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Please at least refund me
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The product arrived but once opened the product is not working to capacity and the light does not work. I’ve written but have not received a response.
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This device quit charging in less than month and no response from manufacturer despite multiple attempts. Phone number listed don't work either.
M
I bought it on sale, and none of the other big names are even close to the whr/$. The other major factor in my choice was the form factor: other power stations have handles that stick out and are not foldable, taking up space, even on the top, preventing you from stacking anything on top of it, but I like the CTechi pure rectangle shape, flat top, and folding handle.
The design choices that confuse me and I think they could do better on are:
Having the 12V port on the side. All the other ports are in front, why not this one? Even the DC Input is in front, but many others have it in back.
The USB ports are *not quite* centered (I measured) and it just looks slightly off.
Why are there separate buttons to turn on the USB ports and AC outlets? Why can't there just be one button to turn the power on? This is even more confusing when you consider the light has it's own separate button that looks exactly like the other buttons. Why do you have to push the USB button, and then the light button? Why can't you just push the light button? Does the DC outlet (on the side) need a button? Which one is it, the USB, or the AC (both of which are on the front, not the side)?
Why is the USB-C port only output, not In/Out? It would be REALLY nice to be able to charge it via USB-C, because the bundled charger is so bulky. To be honest, there should be two USB-C...they take up almost zero space...I would be fine with one In/Out, and one out only...
Other power stations have a quick charge capability. I like that, but it's not a dealbreaker for me that the CTechi doesn't have it.
The included cord storage bag is pretty lame. In my opinion, there should be a case that fits the form factor of the powerstation, where it would sit neatly on top, or maybe attach to the back somehow (with magnets!). If it goes on top, the handle should maybe be redesigned so that it can still be used with the case on top.
I understand that adding things like USB-C In, quick charge, and a nicer case for the cords would likely add a couple of dollars price...for me, I don't really care about quick charge, but I would definitely consider paying more for USB-C in and a nicer case. I might buy a case aftermarket myself...the case for my son's drone (pictured) is actually a perfect fit, and even matches the color scheme!
M
I purchased this on a whim without knwoing that I truly needed this. It is great to help during incrament weather but the protablity and flexiblity of this product is beyond what I expected.