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NEO300L

DaranEner NEO300L LiFePO4 Portable Power Station

A 3.7 kg power station with a 288 Wh LiFePO4 battery and 350 W pure sine wave AC output. It runs laptops, CPAP machines and routers via 60 W USB-C and a car socket, charges from AC or up to 100 W of solar, and works as a UPS.

$162.08
6%$152.36
Price with code · Geekbuying · as of 2026-10-09
Code 26BTS01 · 6% off
max $20 · orders over $50 · until 2026-10-31
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Front view with the light strip

1Long-lived LiFePO4

The 19.2 V 15 Ah LiFePO4 cells keep 80% of their capacity after more than 3,500 cycles. A BMS guards against overcharging, over-discharging, overheating and short circuits.

Input and output guide: 100 W in, 350 W out

2350 W sine wave, 60 W USB-C

A 230 V AC socket delivers 350 W (600 W surge), alongside 60 W USB-C PD, two 18 W USB-A and a 120 W car socket. A 3 W LED light is built in.

Solar charging on the beach

3100 W solar and UPS

An MPPT controller takes 10–26 V solar input up to 100 W for efficient charging. UPS support keeps connected devices powered through a blackout. The solar panel is sold separately.

Key specs

Capacity
288 Wh LiFePO4
AC output
230 V · 350 W (600 W surge)
USB-C
60 W PD
Solar input
10–26 V · 100 W
Weight
3.7 kg
Ships from
EU warehouse

Good pick if

  • You need blackout backup for small devices like a CPAP or router
  • You want a battery that lasts for years

Think twice if

  • You need to run appliances above 350 W
  • You live where sockets are 110 V

FAQ

Is there a promo code?

Yes. Enter 26BTS01 at Geekbuying checkout when buying the DaranEner NEO300L LiFePO4 Portable Power Station for 6% off. Conditions: max $20 · orders over $50 · until 2026-10-31.

Is a solar panel included?

No. The box holds the unit and a manual; connect a separate 10–26 V panel of up to 100 W.

How should I store it?

Recharge it to 80% every 3–6 months to keep it in good condition.

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