Oscal PowerMax 1800SE Portable Power Station - 1024Wh LFP, 1800W Pure Sine Wave
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The Oscal PowerMax 1800SE Portable Power Station delivers 1800W of clean pure sine wave power from a 1024Wh LFP battery, recharging from the sun at up to 800W so you stay off-grid as long as you want.
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Clean sine wave output protects sensitive loads like CPAP machines, induction cooktops, and modern laptop chargers. No harmonic distortion, no overheating compressors.

A full kilowatt-hour of lithium iron phosphate capacity keeps a mini-fridge running through the night and your devices topped off all day. LFP chemistry also holds up better to heat and deep discharge than conventional lithium cells.

With up to 800W of solar input accepted at 10-60V and up to 20A, you can pair this unit with multiple panels and recover a full charge in just over an hour of strong sunlight. No hookup required.

Three AC outlets, two 100W USB-C fast-charge ports, two USB-A ports, two DC5521 outputs, and a 12V vehicle output let you run the fridge, charge phones, and power a fan at the same time without a power strip.

The LFP cell chemistry is rated to retain more than 80% of its capacity after 3,500 charge cycles. That's serious long-term value for anyone who uses this unit regularly across camping seasons.

Built-in Wi-Fi (2.4GHz) and Bluetooth let you check battery status, monitor input and output, and adjust settings from your phone. Useful when the unit is stowed in a compartment and you don't want to crawl in to read the display.
| Load | Supported | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Mini-Fridge / Cooler | Yes | Compressor-style fridges up to ~200W start surge handled cleanly by pure sine wave output |
| CPAP / BiPAP Machine | Yes | Pure sine wave output required by most CPAP devices; runs overnight comfortably |
| Laptop and Tablet Charging | Yes | Two USB-C ports at 100W each; AC outlets for larger power bricks |
| Smartphone Charging | Yes | USB-A (18W fast charge) and USB-C (100W) ports available |
| LED Lighting | Yes | Low draw; can run for extended periods alongside other loads |
| Box Fan / Tower Fan | Yes | Most fans draw 50-100W; well within the 1800W AC capacity |
| Electric Blanket | Yes | Typically 50-150W; suitable for overnight use |
| Induction Cooktop (single burner) | Yes | Low-to-medium settings typically draw 600-1000W; stay within 1800W total load |
| Coffee Maker / Drip | Yes | Most draw 800-1200W; use as primary load and plan capacity accordingly |
| Central Air Conditioner | No | Whole-home or large RV AC units exceed the 1800W output rating |
| Electric Water Heater | No | Typical draw of 4000W or more exceeds this unit's output |
| Oscal PowerMax 1800SE Portable Power Station | A gas-powered portable generator | |
|---|---|---|
| Noise Level | Silent operation | Loud engine noise; restricted or banned in many campgrounds and RV parks |
| Fumes / Exhaust | Zero emissions; safe indoors and in enclosed spaces | Carbon monoxide risk; must be used outdoors only |
| Fuel Source | Grid AC, solar panels, or vehicle DC, no fuel to store or haul | Gasoline required; fuel storage, spills, and sourcing on the road |
| Output Quality | Pure sine wave; safe for CPAP, laptops, and sensitive electronics | Modified or noisy waveform on many models; can damage sensitive devices |
| Solar Recharging | Up to 800W solar input; recharge from panels while parked | Not applicable; requires fuel regardless of sun availability |
| Maintenance | No oil changes, spark plugs, or carburetor servicing | Regular engine maintenance required; risk of non-start after storage |
| Portability | Approximately 14.35kg; carry-handle design for one-person transport | Comparable or heavier weight, plus fuel weight |
| Capacity | 1024Wh |
| Cell Chemistry | LFP (LiFePO4) |
| Cycle Life | More than 80% capacity remaining after 3,500 cycles |
| AC Output | 1800W total, pure sine wave, 120V, 50/60Hz, 3 outlets (US) |
| USB-C Output | 5/9/12/15V 3A, 20V 5A, max 100W each, 200W total (x2) |
| USB-A Output | 5V 3A, max 15W |
| USB-A Fast Charge Output | 5V 3A / 9V 2A / 12V 1.5A, max 18W |
| Vehicle Output | 12V 10A, max 120W |
| DC5521 Output | 12V 6A, total 72W (x2) |
| AC Input | 100-120V 15A (US), 50/60Hz, max 800W |
| Solar Input | 10-60V, max 20A, max 800W |
| Vehicle Charging Input | 12V/24V 8A, max 192W |
| AC + Solar Combined Max | 800W |
| Wireless Connectivity | Wi-Fi 2.4GHz (2400-2483.5MHz), Bluetooth 2.4GHz (2400-2483.5MHz) |
| Net Weight | Approximately 14.35kg (approx. 31.6 lbs) |
| Dimensions (L x W x H) | 420 x 238 x 256mm (approx. 16.5 x 9.4 x 10.1 in) |
| Battery Expandability | Not available |
Yes. The 1800SE produces pure sine wave output, which is what most CPAP and BiPAP manufacturers require for safe operation. At a typical CPAP draw of around 30W without a heated humidifier, the 1024Wh battery can theoretically support 8 or more hours of use. Actual runtime depends on your specific machine's settings and whether you're running the humidifier.
The 1800SE accepts up to 800W of solar input at 10-60V and up to 20A. With 800W of panels in direct sunlight, you could recover a full 1024Wh charge in roughly 1.5 to 2 hours accounting for real-world efficiency losses. The unit's solar input range makes it compatible with a wide variety of panel configurations.
Yes. Unlike gas generators, the 1800SE produces zero exhaust and no carbon monoxide, so it's completely safe to use in enclosed spaces. The LFP battery chemistry is also more thermally stable than other lithium types, and the unit includes high and low temperature protection to shut down safely if conditions go outside normal range.
Yes. A typical 12V or 120V compressor-style mini-fridge draws around 40-60W on average, well within the 1800W output and the 1024Wh capacity. You can expect roughly 15-20 hours of fridge runtime on a full charge, and if you're recharging from solar during the day, you can extend that indefinitely in good sun conditions.
The 1800SE offers three 120V AC outlets at 1800W total, two USB-C ports at up to 100W each (200W combined), one standard USB-A port at 15W, one USB-A fast-charge port at 18W, two DC5521 ports at 12V 6A each, and a 12V vehicle output at up to 120W. That's enough to simultaneously run a fridge on AC, charge phones on USB-C, and power a 12V accessory.
No. The 1800SE is a self-contained unit and does not support external battery expansion packs. The onboard 1024Wh LFP capacity is what you get. If your power needs are significantly higher, you may want to consider a unit in a platform that supports add-on batteries.


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