The PowerBox series from Altek includes portable power stations based on LiFePO4 batteries with capacities ranging from 600 to 2400 Wh. They allow simultaneous connection of devices via 220 V AC outlets, USB ports, and DC outputs. Charging is possible from the power grid, a vehicle, or solar panels. The Altek.ua catalog features 23 models designed for different applications and budgets.
What Is a Portable Power Station and Why Do You Need One?
A portable power station is a combination of a battery and an inverter in a single enclosure. It is not a generator, UPS, or power bank, although it combines features of all three. Unlike a generator, it requires no fuel, produces no exhaust emissions, and operates silently. Unlike a UPS, it is fully portable. Unlike a power bank, it provides a full 220 V AC outlet and significantly higher capacity.
In Ukraine today, this device has become a household necessity. During power outages, a portable power station can keep a boiler, lighting, router, and phone chargers running for several hours, depending on the load and battery capacity. In field conditions, it powers tools, medical equipment, and communication devices.
How Does a Portable Power Station Work?
Inside are a LiFePO4 battery, an inverter, and a Battery Management System (BMS). When connected to the grid or solar panels, the built-in controller charges the battery. When a load is connected, the inverter converts the battery’s DC power into 220 V / 50 Hz AC power.
All PowerBox models generate a pure sine wave output. This is essential for sensitive loads such as electronically controlled boilers, medical devices, compressors, and pumps. The modified sine wave used by many low-cost alternatives can damage such equipment.
The BMS protects the battery from overheating, overcharging, deep discharge, and short circuits. LiFePO4 batteries do not ignite when damaged, unlike conventional Li-ion batteries, making them significantly safer for residential use.
Power Station for Home, Apartment, and Travel
For home use. A home power station serves as an emergency power source during outages. The PowerBox AL 1200 with a capacity of 1132 Wh can power a 200 W boiler for approximately 4–5 hours, while a router and lighting consuming 100 W can operate for 8–10 hours. It charges from the grid in about 2 hours. Weighing only 12 kg, it can be easily moved between rooms.
For apartment use. A compact solution for apartments. The PowerBox AL 300 with a capacity of 600 Wh can charge a smartphone 35–45 times, a laptop 6–8 times, or power a 10 W LED lamp for about 50 hours. Weighing approximately 5–7 kg, it is easy to carry and store.
For travel. Suitable for charging in a car, camper van, construction site, or remote location. It can be charged from a 12 V vehicle socket or from a portable 120 W Altek solar panel, replenishing its battery in 5–8 hours without access to the grid.
Portable Power Stations: Benefits of Choosing Altek
What distinguishes Altek PowerBox stations from most competitors on the market:
- LiFePO4 instead of Li-ion. No fire risk and a lifespan of 2,000–3,000 charge cycles compared to 300–500 cycles for many low-cost lithium batteries. With daily use, it can last 5–8 years.
- Pure sine wave output. Compatible with all types of loads, including boilers and medical equipment.
- Multiple output options simultaneously: 220 V AC outlet, USB-A, USB-C with Power Delivery up to 60 W, and 12 V DC output. Enables charging and powering several devices at the same time.
- Solar charging capability. Supports solar input up to 120 W (12–24 V, 8 A). The Altek ALT-120 solar panel may be included or purchased separately.
- Display showing battery level, load power, and estimated runtime remaining in real time.
- Six-layer protection system: overheating, overcharging, overload, short circuit, and low-voltage protection.
How to Choose a Power Station by Capacity and Output
Two parameters determine the right portable power station: inverter power and battery capacity.
Power (W) indicates how much load can be connected simultaneously. A 200 W boiler + 10 W router + 10 W LED lamp equals 220 W total. Choose a station with a peak output of at least 300–400 W to handle motor startup loads.
Capacity (Wh) indicates how much energy is stored. Calculation formula: Load (W) × Runtime (hours) = Required capacity (Wh). For a 220 W load running for 4 hours, a station of approximately 900 Wh is required, accounting for inverter efficiency losses.
General guidelines for Altek PowerBox models:
- AL 600 (512 Wh, 600 W) – powers a boiler, router, and lighting (about 300 W total) for approximately 1.5 hours; router and lighting only (~110 W) for up to 4 hours.
- AL 1200 (1132 Wh, 1200 W) – powers a boiler, router, lighting, and a laptop for 4–5 hours.
- AL 2400 (2048 Wh, 2400 W) – powers a boiler, router, lighting, and a laptop for approximately 10 hours.
Why Buy a Power Station from Altek?
At Altek.ua, you can purchase a portable power station with delivery throughout Ukraine from warehouses in Kyiv and Dnipro. The PowerBox series comes with an official warranty, and current prices are available in the catalog. As a manufacturer and direct supplier, Altek eliminates intermediary markups.
If you need assistance selecting a model for a specific load, contact an Altek manager or submit a request through the website. Simply specify which devices must operate during power outages and the required backup time, and we will recommend the most suitable model.
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