review -My son/co-reviewer has wanted one of these for years. At first it was for camping. And then as a backup power source for our home when the power goes out. More recently, an additional source of power has been provided for his car. I’ve been putting him off, thinking the idea is stupid. But when we got a chance to test the EBL Portable Power Station Voyager 1000 review, we decided to give it a shot.
What is it?
The EBL Portable Power Station Voyager 1000 is a power plant Provides portable power with a lithium battery that can be charged from a wall or car outlet, or a solar panel (sold separately). Its long battery life and multiple ports make the possible uses almost endless.
What’s in this box?
- EBL Portable Power Station Voyager 1000
- Wall Plug Adapter
- MCR-7909 Connector Cable
- 12V car charger cable
- User Manual
Hardware Specifications
- Manufacturer: Shenzhen Smart Energy Co., Ltd.
- Part Number: MP1000
- Weight: 23.1 lbs
- Dimensions: 15.67 x 10.31 x 10.79 inches
- Country of Origin: China
- Product model: MP1000
- Voltage: 110 volts
- Power: 999 Wh
- Rated power: 1000W
- Rated capacity: 999Wh
- Standard capacity: 3.7V/270000mAh
- Overload protection: 1100±80W
- AC output: 110V±10%/50Hz
- Output waveform: pure sine wave
- USB output: QC3.0/18W
- Output Type-C: PD 60W
- Cigarette lighter socket output: 14V 8A
- DC 55*2.1 output: 14V 8A
- Wireless Charger: 10W
- Charging input voltage: 12-26V
- Charging temperature: 32 to 104F (0 to 50C)
- Discharge temperature: 14 to 113F (-10 to 45C)
set up
Setting up the EBL Portable Power Station Voyager 1000 is as simple as connecting the power cord to a wall plug overnight. A digital display will tell you when it’s 100% charged.
The charging time on the wall charger is 7-8 hours, which is consistent with our experience.
It is listed as taking 9-11 hours from a 12v car port (when the car is running).
Or it takes 6-9 hours to charge the station with a 150W solar charger (not included). According to the company, tHis power station will be compatible with 150W solar panels using 150W Anderson sockets or MC4 to DC7909 sockets.
Performance
The first time Mason put the Voyager 1000, an EBL portable power station, into his car, his idea was to charge some LED lights, maybe his cell phone. He ended up using it to hop into his boss’ van.
He said it was very simple and reliable. It worked perfectly the first time. Compared to having to drag out the power cord, he says it works much better.
Another feature he really likes about the power bank is the lights. It is very handy when setting up jumper cables.
It is now three weeks after the first use. They hopped his boss’ car a few more times. He charges his phone at least once a day, along with LED lights and friends’ phones. The most amazing part? It’s still 87% battery!
This power station has enough power to power a mini fridge or laptop for about 20 hours on a single charge. It can power the floodlight for 212 hours. It can fully charge a smartphone about 84 times before needing to recharge.
It has the following locations:
- DC 5525 output
- Cigarette lighter output
- USB-C output
- USB-A output
- 1000W AC output(2)
- DC input
- PV input
- Wireless charger
It also has a folding handle, air intake with cooling fan and SOS mode/LED light.
There are some caveats, such as not allowed to be used on airplanes, not waterproof, not suitable for extreme temperatures.
what do I like
- long battery life
- So many channels and potential uses
what would i change
final thoughts
The EBL Portable Power Station Voyager 1000 isn’t cheap, but the sheer number of potential uses and workhorse reliability make it a solid investment.
Price: $999.00 (currently offering a $450 coupon on Amazon)
where to buy: Amazon and on EBL (use coupon code power station Drop the price to $599.99)
resource: This product sample is provided by EBL.
