Portable Lithium-Ion Power Stations
Tripp Lite by Eaton lithium-ion power stations are an emission-free alternative to gas-powered generators for indoor or outdoor use
Tripp Lite by Eaton portable lithium-ion power stations offer a quiet and emission-free solution when utility power is unavailable. The rechargeable lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) batteries provide power without fumes or loud noises, making them suitable for both indoor and outdoor use in areas protected from water ingress.
These units are designed for portability and have built-in handles. The GC3000L model also includes wheels and a telescoping handle for easy transportation and comes with anti-slip gloves. These power stations can be used at construction sites, mobile deployments/worksites, fleet trucks, field medical sites, campsites, and homes when shielded by protective covering. Both the 1,800 W and 3,000 W models feature an intuitive LCD panel, multiple output connections, and various charging options. They are suitable for locations where utility power is not available and where gas/diesel generators are impractical or unsafe.
- LiFePO4 batteries provide up to 1,800 W (GC1800L) or 3,000 W (GC3000L)
- Overload, over-charging, and short-circuit protection
- The GC1800L battery supports 3,000 charge/discharge cycles
- The GC3000L battery supports 4,000 charge/discharge cycles
- Extended runtime: GC3000L can support up to six expansion battery packs (BPGC2500L, sold separately)
- Ventilation openings help prevent overheating
- Convenient ways to power devices: AC outlets, USB-C ports, USB-A ports, and quick-charge USB-A ports
- DC output options include car charger (cigarette lighter) output, DC5521 plugs, and an Anderson connector (GC3000L only)
- Charging options:
- AC power from a wall outlet (charging cable included)
- DC power from a vehicle’s cigarette lighter adapter (CLA)
- DC power from a foldable photovoltaic (PV) solar panel (SC-G0)
- User-friendly LCD display indicates input and output power and battery status (remaining battery percentage and remaining charge/discharge time). It also provides warnings for temperature-related issues and other faults
- Construction sites
- Mobile deployments/worksites
- Fleet trucks
- Field medical sites
- Campsites
- Homes when shielded by protective covering
- Any covered location where utility power is not available and gas/diesel generators are impractical or unsafe