EBL H2400 Black Solar Generators sku-15214255868 2400W
No rating yet(0 ratings)The EBL H2400 is a Black portable power station listed under Generators. Its 1843.2Wh battery and 2400W AC inverter, with a 4800W surge rating, are intended to power household appliances and electronics, including refrigerators, window air conditioners, hairdryers, microwaves, coffee makers (max 2400W), heaters, electric grills, drills and electric cars. EBL says it can recharge 99% of devices.
A phone can charge wirelessly when placed on the marked area on top. With up to 1200W household AC input, a full recharge takes 1.6-2 hours. EBL also lists 1.8 hours or less with solar and AC dual charging (1200W max), MPPT solar charging that is up to 40% faster, a full recharge in 3 hours using one 800W solar charging cable, and charging from a car outlet.
It can power 11 devices at once through 4×110V/2400W AC outputs, 2×12V/5A DC outputs, 2×18W USB QC 3.0 ports, 2×5-20V/5.0A PD 100W Type-C ports and 1×12V/10A car outlet. It also has a 5W LED light. In standby UPS mode, it switches to battery power within 10ms during an outage for connected equipment below 1800W; the mode also addresses voltage sags and surges.
The unit has handles, an exterior shell and a 32130 LiFePO4 battery rated for 3500+ cycles. EBL describes that battery as safer than a traditional lead-acid battery. Its LCD shows current, voltage, power, temperature and charging status in real time. The generator is described as quiet and emission-free while charging and is intended for home backup, camping and travel. Model: H2400.
SKU: sku-15214255868. UPC: 810129352849.
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