Home Power Station – 499Wh LiFePO4, 600W (AU Sockets)
Home Power Station – 499Wh LiFePO4, 600W (AU Sockets)
- 499 Wh LiFePO4 backup for lights, phones, laptops and the modem
- No engine and no fuel to store
- Recharge from a power point – 80% in about 1 hour
- Portable: home, campsite, van or job site
When the power goes out, your lights stay on.
Blackouts always seem to hit at the worst time – phones on low, the modem down, the house in the dark. The Home Power Station stores 499 Wh in a long-life LiFePO4 battery, so you can plug your essentials into its Australian sockets when the grid goes quiet. Then take it camping, on the road or to the job site.
Why you'll like it
- 499 Wh LiFePO4 battery – a long-life lithium chemistry rated for 3000+ cycles
- 600 W AC output (1200 W peak) from 2 × Australian sockets, pure sine wave
- 8 outputs – 2 × AC, 2 × USB-C PD 100 W, 2 × USB-A 18 W fast charge, a 12 V car socket and a DC5521 port
- Fast recharge – about 80% in 1 hour from a power point, full in about 70 minutes
- UPS mode – switches to battery in under 20 ms, so the modem or computer stays on when the power drops
- Solar ready – up to 200 W of solar input (12–50 V, Anderson)
- Battery management system with protections including over-charge, over-discharge, short-circuit, over-current and over-temperature
- No engine, no fumes, no fuel to buy or store
How long will it run?
Approximate run time = 499 Wh × 0.8 ÷ the device's watts. For example:
- LED lamp (10 W): about 40 hours
- Wi-Fi modem/router (12 W): about 33 hours
- 12 V fridge-cooler (30 W average): about 13 hours
- Laptop (60 W): about 6.5 hours
- TV (110 W): about 3.5 hours
- Smartphone: about 25 full charges
It isn't designed for kettles, heaters, air conditioners or washing machines. Not sure about your appliance? Check the watts on its label, or message us and we'll help.
Specifications
- Battery: 499 Wh LiFePO4, 3000+ cycles
- AC output: 2 × Australian sockets, 230 V 50 Hz pure sine wave, 600 W continuous (total), 1200 W peak
- USB-C: 2 × PD 100 W (output)
- USB-A: 2 × 18 W (Quick Charge 3.0)
- 12 V DC: car socket 12 V/10 A, DC5521 12 V/10 A
- AC charging: up to 400 W – about 80% in 1 hour, full in about 70 minutes
- Solar/DC input: Anderson, 12–50 V, up to 200 W – about 2–4 hours to 80% with 200 W of panels in strong sun
- Car charging: about 3.5 hours to 80% from a 12 V socket
- UPS switchover: under 20 ms
- Size: 316 × 203 × 243 mm
- Weight: 7.2 kg
In the box
Home Power Station and AC charging cable.
Shipping
It contains a lithium battery over 100 Wh, so it can't travel by air. We ship it by road freight within Australia only. Want solar too? Save with the Power Station + Solar Panel Bundle.
Free shipping in Australia and a 30-day money-back guarantee on unused items or items not as described.
How it works
The Home Power Station stores electricity in a built-in battery. Charge it from a power point ahead of time, keep it ready, then plug in your essentials when the power goes out, or take it with you camping, on the road or to the job site.
- Charge it from a power point
- Keep it ready
- Plug in your devices when you need power
What's included
1 × Lights On Home Power Station and 1 × AC charging cable. Solar and car charging cables are sold separately.
Key specs: 499 Wh LiFePO4 · 600 W AC (1200 W peak) · 2 × Australian AC sockets · 2 × USB-C PD 100 W · 2 × USB-A 18 W · 12 V car socket · DC5521 · 7.2 kg · 316 × 203 × 243 mm.
Free shipping
Shipping is free within Australia. Because of its 499 Wh lithium battery, the power station can't travel by air – it ships by road freight within Australia only.
We'll email you when your order ships. Delivery times depend on your location and the carrier.
More on the Shipping page.
30-day guarantee
Covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee: if your item is unused or not as described, contact us within 30 days and we'll arrange a return and refund. Changed your mind? Return postage is on you. Faulty? It's on us.
Full details on the 30-day guarantee page.
FAQ
What can it power?
Anything that draws up to 600 W from the AC sockets – lights, the modem, laptops, a TV, a 12 V fridge-cooler or fans. Check the watts on each device's label. If you're not sure, message us with what you'd like to run and we'll help you check.
How do I recharge it?
Plug it into a standard power point with the included cable – about 80% in an hour, full in about 70 minutes. You can also charge it from solar (up to 200 W) or a car's 12 V socket.
Can I charge it with solar?
Yes. Our 100W Foldable Solar Panel connects to the station's Anderson solar input (12–50 V, up to 200 W). In strong sun one panel recharges it from empty in roughly 7–8 hours.
How is it different from a petrol generator?
There's no engine and no fuel to buy, store or pour. It stores electricity in a battery, so you charge it ahead of time and plug in when you need it.
Why it belongs in every home
Outage backup
Keep the essentials going.
No fuel, no engine
Charge ahead of time and it's ready.
Goes anywhere
Home, campsite, van or job site.
Don't get caught in the dark.
Outages happen without warning. Stored power means you're ready.
Without backup
- Phones run flat
- No Wi-Fi
- Sitting in the dark
With Lights On
- Stored power, ready
- Plug in your essentials
- Lights stay on
Petrol generator vs. Lights On
Blackouts, campsites, work sites
Power outages
Keep the essentials on.
Campsites
Lights under the stars.
Work sites
Power without a power point.
Questions, answered
What can it power?+
Anything that draws up to 600 W from the AC sockets – lights, the modem, laptops, a TV, a 12 V fridge-cooler or fans. Check the watts on each device's label. If you're not sure, message us with what you'd like to run and we'll help you check.
How do I recharge it?+
Plug it into a standard power point with the included cable – about 80% in an hour, full in about 70 minutes. You can also charge it from solar (up to 200 W) or a car's 12 V socket.
Can I charge it with solar?+
Yes. Our 100W Foldable Solar Panel connects to the station's Anderson solar input (12–50 V, up to 200 W). In strong sun one panel recharges it from empty in roughly 7–8 hours.
How is it different from a petrol generator?+
There's no engine and no fuel to buy, store or pour. It stores electricity in a battery, so you charge it ahead of time and plug in when you need it.
How much is shipping?+
Shipping is free within Australia. The power station contains a lithium battery over 100 Wh, so it travels by road freight within Australia only; solar panels ship worldwide. We'll email you tracking when your order ships.
What if it's not right for me?+
You're covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee. If the item is unused or not as described, contact us within 30 days and we'll arrange a return. Changed your mind? Return postage is on you. Faulty? It's on us.