ALLPOWERS R2500 Plus Portable Power Station

A standalone US station with a 2500W total rating.

The R2500 Plus combines 2016Wh of LiFePO4 capacity with pure-sine-wave AC output.

Choose the station around the devices and connections you actually need. Stored energy, output limits and the selected package each answer a different part of that decision.

ALLPOWERS R2500 Plus Portable Power Station

Build the setup around these details.

Battery capacity: 2016Wh Capacity is the stored-energy budget. The connected load and system losses determine how that energy is used.

AC output: four 100–120V outlets, 2500W total; 4000W surge Check the connected equipment against the rated output and any separate surge or waveform requirements.

Solar input: 12–150V, 20A, 1000W maximum Match the charging source to every listed input limit, including voltage and current where specified.

Plan the load and the energy budget.

The capacity figure does not promise a fixed runtime. Connected devices, their operating patterns and conversion losses affect operating time. Check voltage, rated output and startup demand before connecting an appliance.

Specifications and selected configuration

Battery capacity: 2016Wh
Battery chemistry: LiFePO4
AC output: four 100–120V outlets, 2500W total; 4000W surge
Solar input: 12–150V, 20A, 1000W maximum
AC input: 100–120V, 1500W maximum
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth app connection
Package: one R2500 station, AC charging cable and instruction manual

Solar panels, expansion batteries, car charger and solar charging cable are not included.

Before you choose

What selected configuration or accessory condition should I check?

Package: one R2500 station, AC charging cable and instruction manual

How should I compare capacity and output?

Capacity describes stored energy. The rated output and connection limits determine which loads can be connected; any surge figure is a separate short-term specification.

Can I assume a fixed runtime?

No. Runtime depends on the connected load, operating pattern, conditions and conversion losses.