PECRON E2400LFP Portable Power Station | 2400W 2048Wh

Build Your E2400LFP Package Choose the 2,400W power station alone, pair it with PV200 or PV300 portable panels, or add one or two EP3800-48V expansion batteries. Free U.S. shipping and AllProGenerators support are included with every selection. PECRON E2400LFP: Strong Output Without the Extra Bulk The E2400LFP is sized for customers who want real home-backup and RV capability in a package that weighs about 45 pounds. It combines 2,400W of continuous pure sine wave output, a 4,000W surge rating and 2,048Wh of LiFePO4 capacity. That is enough muscle for many refrigerators, freezers, kitchen appliances, tools and electronics while remaining easier to move than the largest whole-home stations. This single page includes the useful factory configurations without repeating the same product copy across a collection of thin pages. Choose solar when daytime recovery is the priority. Choose an EP3800-48V package when overnight runtime and stored capacity matter more. Why the E2400LFP Stands Out 2,400W continuous output: Runs a wide range of 120V household, RV and worksite equipment. 4,000W surge rating: Adds short startup headroom for compatible motor-driven appliances. 2,048Wh LiFePO4 battery: Rated for more than 3,500 cycles to 80% capacity. Up to 800W solar charging: Well matched to the included PV200 and PV300 bundle choices. Fast 1,800W AC charging: PECRON lists approximately 1.5 hours under rated conditions. Expandable to 9,728Wh: Connect two EP3800-48V batteries for substantially longer runtime. 12 output connections: Includes AC, USB, 12V and a high-current 30A DC output. Remote monitoring: Wi-Fi and app control help track power and adjust charging. Available Package Options E2400LFP E2400LFP + 1 PV200 E2400LFP + 2 PV200 E2400LFP + 3 PV200 E2400LFP + 4 PV200 E2400LFP + 1 PV300 E2400LFP + 2 PV300 E2400LFP + 1 EP3800-48V E2400LFP + 2 EP3800-48V Best Uses Apartment and Home Emergency Backup Support refrigeration, lights, routers, televisions, computers and selected cooking appliances during an outage without storing gasoline or operating an engine indoors. RV and Van Travel The 45-pound power station is easier to manage than larger 3–4kWh systems. Solar bundles help recover energy during daylight at camp. Portable Solar Generator Choose up to four PV200 panels or up to two PV300 panels. Both paths can reach useful charging power while staying within the E2400LFP’s published 800W input ceiling when correctly configured. Extended Runtime Package One EP3800-48V battery increases listed capacity to 5,888Wh. Two bring the complete system to 9,728Wh for overnight loads and longer outages. Full Specifications Rated AC output 2,400W pure sine wave Surge output 4,000W Battery capacity 2,048Wh (51.2V / 40Ah) Battery chemistry LiFePO4 Cycle life 3,500+ cycles to 80% capacity AC output voltage 100–120V AC charging input Up to 1,800W Listed AC charging time Approximately 1.5 hours under rated conditions Total solar input Up to 800W GX16MF solar input 32–95V Voc, 15A maximum, 700W maximum DC5521 solar input 12–18V Voc, 7A maximum, 100W maximum Vehicle input 12–18V DC, 100W maximum Expansion capacity Up to 9,728Wh with two EP3800-48V batteries Outputs 12 total; includes 100W USB-C and 12V/30A DC UPS power 1,800W maximum Connectivity PECRON app and Wi-Fi control Dimensions 14.8 × 9.3 × 13 in. Weight Approximately 45 lb. (20.5 kg) Charging temperature 32–113°F (0–45°C) Discharging temperature -4–113°F (-20–45°C) Warranty 2 years plus 1-year extension, subject to PECRON terms Frequently Asked Questions Which solar-panel bundle should I choose? The PV200 packages give you smaller, lighter panel sections and choices from 200W through 800W. The PV300 packages offer 300W or 600W of rated solar with fewer panels to deploy. Can I use four 200W panels? Yes, when they are wired within the E2400LFP’s voltage and current limits. The station accepts up to 800W total through its listed solar inputs. How much capacity do the expansion-battery packages provide? One EP3800-48V battery brings the system to 5,888Wh. Two expansion batteries bring it to 9,728Wh. Will it run a refrigerator or portable air conditioner? It can run many 120V appliances when their continuous and startup demand stay within the inverter limits. Check the appliance nameplate because compressors can draw a large startup surge. Is this a 240V power station? No. The E2400LFP provides 100–120V AC output. It is not intended to power equipment that requires 240V. Can it work as a UPS? Yes. PECRON lists an 1,800W maximum UPS function. Confirm that the transfer behavior is suitable for the particular equipment you plan to protect. How long will 2,048Wh last? Runtime depends on average load. Divide usable watt-hours by average watts for a rough estimate, then allow for inverter loss, temperature, startup demand and appliance cycling. Bundle contents depend on the selected package. Solar output and runtime vary with conditions. Specifications are based on current PECRON information.