Why this one
Medium tier: TechRadar recommends it for camping and tested office equipment successfully. It clears the output requirements; comparable GearLab tests favour its usable energy over the DELTA 3, and its Irish offer costs less.
Specifications and sources
- Stored energy
- 1070 Wh; LiFePO4
- Weight
- 10.8 kg
- USB-C output
- One 100 W port and one 30 W port
What independent testers found
TechRadar, Alastair Jennings
Recommended after powering computers and charging camera equipment in the field. The reviewer liked its practical output and portability but noted that it is not weatherproof.
TechRadar, Alastair Jennings test ↗, checked 2026-10-29
Outdoor Gear Lab, Kenji Mowrey
The US sample delivered 910 Wh in the comparison table, against 870 Wh for the DELTA 3. Simple controls and portability were strengths; slower charging and limited features weakened its overall appeal.
Outdoor Gear Lab, Kenji Mowrey test ↗, checked 2026-10-29
What owners report
Owners who name the 1000 v2 describe convenient van use and straightforward operation, including app controls. The maker page also pools other models, so its aggregate rating is not used as evidence for this one.
Limits and cautions
- The UK seller photos show Irish-compatible three-pin sockets; the video and GearLab test show a US version.
- The manual turns low-load outputs off after 12 hours in energy-saving mode. Disable that mode when appropriate for a continuous light load.
- Solar input is capped at 400 W. Keep the station dry; surge duration is not published.
- The warranty extension depends on eligibility and registration. Dealer eligibility and a public model-specific CE declaration were not independently confirmed.
- Check appliance running and starting watts. Runtime is an on-paper estimate, not a guarantee.
- This selection excludes medical equipment. Hard-wired loads need an electrician; never feed a wall socket.
See it in use
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