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OUKITEL P5000 Pro Portable Power Station – 5120Wh LiFePO4, 3600W, 7200W Surge

Regular price $1,549.99

5 kWh of silent, fume-free backup power on wheels. The OUKITEL P5000 Pro stores 5120Wh in a 5,000-cycle LiFePO4 battery and delivers 3600W of pure sine wave power with a 7200W surge. Built-in wheels make it movable and up to 1000W of solar input lets you recharge off-grid.

Key Features

  • 5120Wh LiFePO4 Battery – Rated for 5,000 cycles for long-term home backup.
  • 3600W Output, 7200W Surge – Powers fridges, well pumps, tools and more.
  • 1000W Solar Input – Add PV400 panels for fast off-grid recharging.
  • 1800W AC Charging – Fast recharge from a wall outlet.
  • UPS and Wheels – Instant backup, easy to roll where it's needed.

Perfect For

  • Whole-home essentials during outages
  • Off-grid cabins and RVs
  • Farms, workshops and job sites

Specifications

Capacity 5120Wh (51.2V) LiFePO4
AC Output 3600W rated / 7200W surge
AC Input 1800W
Solar Input Up to 1000W MPPT
Battery Life 5,000 cycles
Weight 54.2 kg (119 lb)

FAQ

Can it run a refrigerator?
Yes. Most full-size refrigerators draw 100–200W while running and a brief surge when the compressor starts, which this unit's rated output covers. Runtime depends on the fridge and how often the door is opened.

Can it power my whole house?
It can back up essential circuits and appliances within its 3600W rating. It isn't a direct whole-home replacement without an electrician-installed transfer setup.

Backed by a 2-year warranty. Ships from a US warehouse with duties already paid, so there are no surprise fees at delivery. Always check that your appliances' running and starting watts fit within the unit's rated output.