Konner&Sohnen KS 1200PS

Mobile mini-power station for charging and autonomous power supply of various electronic devices on the go or during power outages. The model is assembled in a durable aluminum case with dimensions of 256x220x340 mm and a weight of 12.4 kg. In its “inside” there is a 1300 Wh lithium iron phosphate battery (LiFePO4), which is guaranteed to withstand over 4000 charge/discharge cycles without a significant drop in the initial energy capacity.

The battery is supposed to be charged from a household electrical outlet (in about 120 minutes), a cigarette lighter in a car, or solar panels (optional). The model is designed to work with loads with a total power of up to 1200 W, and in reserve it has the ability to “pull” peak power at a level of up to 2400 W. When there is a power outage, the connected equipment is automatically switched to power from the built-in battery within 20 ms thanks to the UPS function.

On board the station there are two 230 V sockets, two USB A ports (18 W each), a pair of USB type C (45 + 100 W). Remote control of the model’s operation is possible through the Power Zero mobile application for a smartphone or tablet (pairing is carried out via the Bluetooth wireless protocol). However, its own color info display also visualizes the operating parameters of the portable power station quite well.