Description

The “COMMANDOS 4272 25.9V/4200W/7.2kWh” model is equipped with a powerful 7.2kWh battery pack and a 4200W inverter with a built-in charger. This combination provides reliable autonomous 220V power anywhere it is needed. This is especially important in combat zones! Our portable power stations already help our defenders in the combat zone when using the Starlink system (autonomous operation of satellite internet for 45-55 hours), and allow the military to charge all the necessary gadgets right on the battlefield, including radios, thermal imagers, drone batteries, sights, tablets, phones and many other devices. The battery of this station can also be charged with solar panels, which can be purchased separately. Any generator is also suitable for charging the station.

“Commandos” power stations are an ideal choice for military personnel who need a reliable, autonomous and high-quality power source in extreme conditions. Our products are developed in line with professional military standards to give you reliability and high performance even in the most difficult situations.

The main advantage of this station is that its energy reserve can be expanded. Additional batteries of our own production can be connected to it: 3.7kWh or 5.7kWh. Instead of buying a second station, you add a battery — and the runtime increases several times over.

The station’s battery operates under the supervision of an active BMS with Bluetooth. From your phone you can see the voltage of each cell group, the current, the temperature and the charge level — in real time, without opening the case. Active balancing with a 1–2A current equalises the cells: the battery does not lose capacity due to the self-discharge of individual groups and degrades more slowly. The protection switches off the load in case of overload and overheating, reducing the risk of ignition, while the optimal charging mode extends the battery’s service life.

Charge phones, tablets and radios through the built-in USB and Type-C outputs without turning on the inverter. The inverter consumes up to 40W even when it is doing nothing, so when charging a phone at 20W most of the energy goes not into the phone but into running the inverter itself — only about a third is used usefully. Through the USB outputs the current comes directly from the battery, and the station’s charge is consumed many times more slowly.

The station is built on lithium-ion cells with a high energy density — 288 Wh per kilogram. That is significantly more than lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) batteries: a system of the same capacity on phosphate cells would weigh noticeably more. A station of this weight is not carried by hand, but two people can load it into a vehicle and carry it from the car to the work site — a phosphate equivalent of the same capacity would already be a stationary installation. This is a solution for command-and-staff vehicles, command observation posts and permanent deployment points, where a large energy reserve and high power for connected equipment are required.

Up to 3–4 kW of solar panels can be connected to the station — that is already the basis of your own solar power plant for a small house or a country cottage. In spring and summer such a set covers most of the daily consumption: the station accumulates energy during the day and gives it back in the evening. For a small property this is practically full autonomy.

The station charges quickly, and this is decisive during scheduled blackouts. Even if electricity is supplied for only two hours a day, that is enough for the station to take on a charge and keep the home running until the next window. And in summer, together with solar panels, the reserve is replenished during the day — and the outages stop being noticeable at all.

Unlike ordinary portable stations, this one has a built-in circuit breaker block for direct connection to the distribution board. With a special cable — in which the 220V input and output are combined — the station is connected straight to the house distribution board, and the home receives uninterrupted power. When the power goes out, appliances keep working without even “noticing” the interruption, and as soon as electricity returns, the inverter quickly replenishes the battery charge.

We are confident that the portable power station “COMMANDOS 4272 25.9V/4200W/7.2kWh” will become a reliable partner in your adventure and military activities. Contact us and we will help you choose the optimal solution for powering vital devices.