Mobile Power Station L3 3600W/3072Wh

SOUOP introduces a powerful 1800W portable power station with 1488Wh (32V; 31Ah) capacity and a pure sine wave AC inverter with 4000W peak power, ideal for home, camping, and emergency situations. The LiFePO4 battery delivers ≥3,500 cycles to 80% and over 10 years of service life, supported by a smart BMS with temperature, voltage, overcurrent, and short-circuit protection. With ten outputs, the station powers multiple devices simultaneously, and the SOUOP 7W high-brightness LED (low-full-SOS) provides reliable emergency lighting; an HD LCD display and five charging methods (AC, solar, car, AC+solar, dual AC) with up to 500W input complete the package.

Key features

• Brand: SOUOP
• Capacity: 1488Wh (32V; 31Ah)
• AC inverter: 1800W pure sine wave (peak power 4000W)
• Battery: LiFePO4, ≥3500 cycles to 80% (lifespan >10 years)

Battery capacity

SOUOP has a nominal battery capacity of 1488Wh, specified as 32V nominal bus voltage at 31Ah capacity. This 1488 watt-hour value describes the total energy stored in the battery and is the technical measure of available energy for the inverter and loads. For system integration and calculations of autonomy and charging time, 1488Wh is the reference value.

AC output power

SOUOP is equipped with a pure sine wave AC inverter with a continuous output power of 1800W and a short-term peak power of up to 4000W. The inverter delivers a stable 230V AC sine wave for sensitive equipment; the specification lists both the continuous power (1800W) and the maximum surge power (4000W) that can be delivered for a short period without permanent overload.

Battery chemistry

The SOUOP power station uses LiFePO4 battery cells as its chemistry, with a specified cycle life of ≥3500 cycles to 80% capacity and an expected operational life of more than 10 years. This chemical specification describes materials and expected degradation over time in cycles to 80% DOD, as stated in the product specifications for lifespan and reliability.

Charging options

SOUOP supports five technical charging methods: AC mains power, solar panel (PV), car charger (12/24V), combined AC+solar, and dual AC input. The maximum combined input for charging is specified at 500W, which is the technical limit for simultaneous or combined charging modes such as AC+PV or dual AC input.

Protection Systems

The SOUOP power station incorporates a smart Battery Management System (BMS) with multiple protections: temperature monitoring, cell voltage balancing, overcurrent protection, and short-circuit protection. These specifications indicate the measurement and switching functions the system has to monitor electrical parameters and initiate protective actions when critical conditions are detected.