Conclusion

Admittedly, we're left a bit impressed by the AC200L Power Station, by adding battery packs you can even increase your energy storage towards an impressive 8192 Wh (8kW) and create a massive battery pack, its AC efficiency rate of 92~93%, ensuring that it can handle high-demand appliances with minimal energy loss. One of the more handy features of the AC200L is its Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) function, which boasts a rapid switch-over time of just 20 milliseconds, we tried with a 100W light, and within an instant and a small blink, the light kept on burning. So when using this as UPS for say a computer (condensators always supply a second of power) this ensures that during power transitions, the continuity of electricity to essential devices is maintained without interruption. 

Designed with power utility in mind, the AC200L excels in conditions where recharging options may be limited, thanks to its ability to sustain high power demands. It incorporates a pure sine wave inverter and boasts a peak output capability of 3,600 watts, making it more than capable of running high-demand appliances and tools. This makes the power station an valid choice for emergency backup, outdoor recreational activities, and even living off the grid as you can hook in solar panels into the unit. I mean campers could be happy campers ;)

Final words

There are many use cases for the AC200L, having a backup power functionality (UPS) can be extremely handy, especially when power cuts are getting more common, hook your fridge onto the device and it'll run for almost two days. The AC200L UPS will quickly switch to battery power in just 20 milliseconds when there is a power cut, so devices that are plugged into it won't turn off. This is really helpful for keeping PCs and other delicate electronics running without interruption. The AC200L is powerful, literally offering 2,400W of power and if memory serves me right, it can even go up to 3,600W for a short time if needed. It has a substantial battery that can store 2,048Wh of energy, which is enough for many more common uses. Alternatively, you can add more batteries to it to increase its storage up to 8,192Wh, which is great for times when you need power for a longer period, like during long power outages or when you're away from other power sources. The battery has an endurance of at least 3000 P/E cycles / 365 so that is good for say eight years of usage if you would perform a full power cycle per day.  This power station can charge up very fast; it can go from 0 to 80% charge in about 45 minutes (if you plug it into a strong power source). Connected to a PV array depending on capacity this will take a few hours of sun. The unit can able to handle up to 1,200W from solar panels. Keep in mind though that the unit is not IPX-certified in any way, you can't leave it outside in the rain. Regardless of that it is a nice choice for using renewable energy, also if you're on a trip camping, the company offers easy-to-travel PV panels which can be connected. The device itself has a clear-to-read LED screen and an app that lets you control it and check how it's doing. All these features make the AC200L a nice choice for anyone looking for a reliable and flexible portable power option.