Mobile Power Station L5 5000W/5040Wh

SOUOP introduces a robust 2400W portable power station with 2232Wh capacity, ideal for camping, emergency power, and professional use. The 2400W AC pure sine wave inverter (5,000W peak) powers five AC outlets and a total of 14 outlets, enough for approximately 95% of household appliances. The LiFePO4 battery offers more than 3,500 life cycles to 80% thanks to an advanced BMS with temperature, voltage, overcurrent, and short-circuit protection. With 1,000W maximum charging speed, Anderson input, five charging options, bright HD LCD display, and SOUOP LED soft lighting with SOS function, this station delivers power, safety, and ease of use. Sturdy dual handles and a 7W emergency light provide added portability and safety on the go.

Key Features

• Brand: SOUOP
• Capacity: 2232Wh
• Inverter: 2400W AC pure sine wave inverter (5,000W peak); 5 AC outlets
• Battery: LiFePO4, 3,500+ life cycles to 80%

Battery capacity

SOUOP provides an integrated battery with a specified capacity of 2232Wh. This 2232 watt-hour value describes the total electrical energy stored when fully charged and is used as the basis for all discharge and charge calculations. The specification is measured as net energy in Wh and forms the reference point for determining runtime and charging session distribution across the available outputs.

AC output power

The SOUOP power station has a 2400W AC output power via a pure sine wave inverter with a peak power of 5,000W. The 2400W continuous specification determines the maximum AC load that the station can deliver over a long period of time, while 5,000W peak accommodates short-term starting current peaks. The system provides five AC outputs and a total of 14 outputs for distributed power.

Battery chemistry

The battery in the SOUOP is based on LiFePO4 chemistry, as indicated in the product specifications. LiFePO4 cells offer stable voltage characteristics, thermal stability, and long life; SOUOP specifies more than 3,500 life cycles to 80% capacity. This chemistry and cycle specification influence the discharge curves, charge profiles, and long-term decay of available Wh capacity.

Charging options and speed

SOUOP supports multiple charging methods with a total of five charging options and a maximum charging speed of up to 1,000W. The unit has an Anderson input for high charging currents and is designed for parallel or alternative charging sources within the specified 1,000W limit. Charging management and prioritization are controlled within the maximum allowable input to ensure safe and efficient recharging cycles.

Safety and BMS

The SOUOP station incorporates an advanced Battery Management System (BMS) that provides temperature, voltage, overcurrent, and short-circuit protection. These BMS functions monitor cell balance, charge and discharge currents, and respond to deviations within the specified limits. The protection specifications are integrated to remain within the operating parameters of LiFePO4 cells and inverter performance.