Allpowers R4000

⚡ How long will this power station run a device?

With 3 456 Wh, the Allpowers R4000 external battery runs a fridge (50 W) for ~59h or an LED TV (90 W) for ~33h.

Rough estimate: real consumption varies, and very power-hungry appliances (heating elements) must stay below the output power.

What is this power station best for?

• Home & Power cuts Ideal

  With 3456Wh, up to 3600W of output (6000W peak) and a UPS function switching in 15ms, the R4000 acts as a genuine whole-home backup during a prolonged outage: it instantly takes over the freezer, fridge, router, lighting and even a stovetop with no perceptible interruption. Five outlets, including an RV-style socket, cover a household's essential circuits at once, and its built-in wheels let you reposition it despite the 45kg (99.2lb) weight. A 0-to-100% recharge from a wall outlet takes about 2 hours on the US 120V circuit, and its 2000W solar input via XT60 makes it a reserve you can refill fast whenever the sun is out. LiFePO4 chemistry and a 5-year warranty back years of service against recurring outages, though its size and weight make it best suited to a fixed spot at home rather than frequent relocation.

• Off-grid & Solar Ideal

  Its 2000W solar input, among the highest in its class, makes the R4000 a genuine storage core for an off-grid location: in good sun it recharges much of its 3456Wh in a few hours through its XT60 connector, and delivers up to 3600W, enough to power a cabin, workshop or tiny home in real comfort, fridge, pump, tools and appliances included. Its LiFePO4 battery withstands daily cycling for many years, backed by a 5-year warranty, and app control over WiFi and Bluetooth, including voice, makes it easy to track production and consumption from a phone without walking out to the unit. For permanent, year-round self-consumption, pair it with additional panels; for a seasonal cabin or a backup role, its 45kg weight settles into a fixed spot and it replaces a fuel generator on its own, silently and without fumes.

• Job site & Tools Ideal

  On a demanding job site, the R4000 brings rare power for a mobile station: its 3600W continuous, peaking at 6000W, start and run heavy tools, a table saw, compressor or welder, where lighter models give up. Five outlets, including an RV-style socket, feed several stations at once without extension cords, and its built-in wheels move it easily from point to point despite the 45kg weight and 3456Wh reserve. A full recharge in about 2 hours from a wall outlet, or via up to 2000W of solar through its XT60 input, keeps pace with a professional day without the noise or fumes of a generator. Durable LiFePO4 chemistry, a pure sine wave inverter and a 5-year warranty protect connected tools' electronics and back up the investment for intensive, lasting site use.

• Motorhome & Van life Suitable

  In a large motorhome or a well-equipped rig, the R4000's 3456Wh give several days of autonomy with real residential comfort: fridge, electric cooking, a booster water heater, occasional air conditioning and charging of all onboard electronics. Its 3600W handles the hungriest appliances without compromise, and solar input up to 2000W refills very quickly at a sunny stop. Its wheels ease positioning, but the 45kg (99.2lb) weight and footprint make more sense for a spacious vehicle with a dedicated bay than a compact van.

• Events & Market stalls Suitable

  For a larger outdoor event, the R4000 replaces a generator without the noise or smell: its 3600W power a substantial PA system, stage lighting, a catering stand or audiovisual gear, and its 3456Wh cover long stretches of activity. Its wheels and five outlets, including an RV-style socket, ease setup and power sharing among vendors, while a roughly 2-hour recharge from the wall, or up to 2000W of solar, refills it between uses. A solid asset for venues where quiet matters, weddings, markets, shoots.

Our team's recommendations based on the model's capacity, output power and weight.