EASYLONGER Portable Power Station 266Wh/72000mAh DC 12V 24V
EASYLONGER Portable Power Station 266Wh/72000mAh DC 12V 24V CPAP Battery Pack with LED Light PD USB-C Outlet Solar Generators Backup Supply for CPAP for Outdoor Travel RV Camping Emergency
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| Weight: | 2.1 kg |
| Size: | Large |
| Dimensions: | 23.11 x 4.32 x 15.24 cm; 2.1 Kilograms |
| Model: | GP14 |
| Part: | GP14 |
| Colour: | Black |
| Batteries Required: | Yes |
| Batteries Included: | Lithium Polymer |
| Manufacture: | Dongguan Yihang Electronic Co., Ltd |
| Dimensions: | 23.11 x 4.32 x 15.24 cm; 2.1 Kilograms |
| Size: | Large |
I’ve used this while I’ve been camping and it’s worked really well. I did test it at home first, with my Philips Dreamstation, but without the water humidifier attached and it lasted for 60hrs using the 12v outlet and lead. I got 50hrs with my Dreamstation and phone plugged in on home tests.
Really pleased with performance upto now.
I bought this to use as an expansion battery for my Bluetti portable power station. I like the Bluetti’s features but felt its battery capacity would be limited in a power cut. The Easylonger effectively doubled this in a relatively cheap way. I also use it to charge up my phones and tablet. I have a solar panel that I can recharge the Easylonger with. My only complain is that the buttons are fiddly to operate.
A great bit of kit. I got it to power my Devilvis Sleep Cube. After 2 nights use, had 4 of 5 bars of power left. Light weight and compact. I would highly recommend this!
There’s just a bit of a learning curve. If you don’t read the manual, try a long press or a double click. You do a long press to turn on the red light. You double-click to turn on the white light – then a short press for dim or bright. On the 12V selector, do a long press to get the power option to blink and then a short press to choose 12V, 16.5V, 20V, or 24V. Then when it stops flashing, that’s your DC output. Several types of connectors are provided. The cigarette lighter output is why I got this. I plan to run a DC fridge/freezer. This has pass-through, meaning it’s like a UPS (uninterrupted poser supply), but they don’t recommend doing this long or often since it might shorten the battery life. But that’s still good to have. You can charge it while you’re using it. Also, with the cigarette lighter input, you can easily use an AC inverter. Unlike some other power banks, this does not have its own built-in inverter, but small ones are easy to come by these days. I plugged in a 200 watt inverter and it did fine. I didn’t try running something 200 watts, but I did plug in a couple of LED lights – using the AC inverter that I already have. I’m very impressed with this.
Oh, I didn’t notice in the description when ordering this that it’s also a wireless charger. I put my wife’s iPhone on it – making sure the green light was on indicating wireless – and it began charging her phone wirelessly. They thought of about everything!
Tested this battery pack overnight for 7.5 hours on my ResMed AirSense 10 CPAP, with ALL the bells & whistles activated (heated tube at 81 degrees, heated humidifier at 3, cpap pressure of 10) and it still had around 75% charge available to spare! You do have to use a “car charger DC adapter for Resmed s10 series”or a””DC to DC Cable for Resmed s10″”, You can consult the seller in advance.
The only con is that it does take a while to fully charge to 100% – It came out of the box with about 25% charge (one bar out of four), and it took a good 6-7 hours to fully charge to 100% from the wall outlet using the included AC adapter. But to be able to get around 3-4 nights of use on a single charge, on such a small form factor and with humidification/heated tube, makes it completely worthwhile. I imagine without the heated tube and humidification, it should run many more nights on the airsense 10. I also like that it is completely silent (no fans and no moving parts), and it has no distracting LED lights while in use. Can’t be beat for the price.
I needed a power pack for my CPap machine whilst I’m away for a couple to three days carp angling. I was recommended a few from others who use a cpap and the packs they use. But coming in at 100 cheaper than one used by most carp anglers and I personally believe it’s a better build, along with power lasting longer you can’t go wrong. I’ve used my power pack with cpap ,charging my phone and vape for the last couple days and still as a couple power bars left. On average my cpap is on for around 6hrs per night. Phone charged twice and vape charged twice. Quality build and easy to use. The light functions I don’t use but a great added bonus if needed. Neoprene sleeve/case fits snug around the pack also. All in all a nice bit of kit.
Solid unit and good capacity without being too big so good to travel around with. Has a bit of weight to it but no mot than anything else I’ve seen.
Bought 2 of them so I’m covered camping with cpap if I need to charge one