Portable Power for Camp, Travel & Backup

Keep essential small electronics powered away from the outlet with this compact Powkey portable power station. Its 146Wh battery and multiple output ports make it a practical companion for camping, road trips, RV use and emergency backup.

Why It Works Outdoors

• 146Wh portable capacity: designed to power or recharge compatible phones, tablets, laptops, cameras, lights, fans and other small electronics.
• 200W maximum AC output: two 110V pure sine wave AC outlets for compatible devices drawing less than 200W.
• 7 output ports: 2 AC outlets, 4 USB-A ports and 1 DC output for charging multiple compatible devices.
• Three recharge options: recharge from a wall outlet, compatible solar panel (sold separately), or vehicle charger.
• Compact for travel: approximately 7.87 × 1.81 × 5.71 in and about 3.2 lb.
• Carrying bag included: helps keep the unit and accessories organized on the move.

Key Specs

• Battery capacity: 146Wh / 39,600mAh
• Maximum AC output: 200W
• AC output: 2 × 110V pure sine wave outlets
• USB output: 4 × USB-A
• DC output: 1 × DC
• Recharge methods: AC wall outlet, compatible solar panel, vehicle charger
• Typical full recharge time: approximately 5–9 hours depending on charging method and conditions
• Weight: approximately 3.2 lb

Great For

Weekend camping, road trips, RV travel, photography gear, small-device charging, emergency kits and short-term power-outage backup.

What's Included

Powkey 200W power station, carrying bag, AC charger, car charger, cigarette-lighter adapter and manual.

Good to Know

Check the power requirement of your device before use. Connected AC appliances should remain below the unit's 200W maximum output. A solar panel is not included.

FAQ

Does it include a solar panel?
No. A compatible solar panel can be used for recharging but is sold separately.

Can I use it during a power outage?
It can provide portable backup power for compatible small electronics within its capacity and output limits.

Can it power appliances over 200W?
No. AC devices should remain below the specified 200W maximum output.