Compare LiFePO4 power stations and a solar charging bench to build a practical energy portfolio for retail, projects, and distribution.
Energy buyers are no longer limited to choosing one battery capacity or inverter size. A competitive portfolio can serve household backup, outdoor recreation, mobile work, and public infrastructure. Our mobile energy storage range brings these applications together, helping importers and distributors address several sales channels through one product category.

One category, three buying contexts
The 1200Wh portable station combines a LiFePO4 battery, 1000W pure sine wave inverter, PWM controller, and AC, DC, and Type-C outputs. It is suitable for buyers targeting home backup, vehicle use, outdoor activities, or compact off-grid applications. Socket types, plugs, logos, shells, rubber bands, and packaging can be customized for different markets.

For customers who require higher output and more charging flexibility, the 1800W power station offers a 1440Wh LiFePO4 battery and an MPPT solar controller. USB-A, USB-C, wireless charging, a cigarette lighter port, and a flashlight support camping, emergency preparedness, mobile operations, and renewable energy retail programs.

Energy products beyond portable power
The solar charging bench extends the range into municipal and commercial projects. Designed with a galvanized steel frame and a WPC wood-effect finish, it provides seating for three while offering solar-powered USB and wireless charging. Potential settings include parks, campuses, scenic areas, public squares, and residential communities.
Together, these products allow wholesalers and project suppliers to build a more balanced offer: portable stations for individual users and solar furniture for public installations. Buyers can compare capacity, inverter output, charging methods, plug standards, outdoor durability, and customization options according to the intended sales channel.
Contact us to discuss target markets, configuration requirements, branding, packaging, and order planning for your next energy equipment program.