
The Rovin Power Station is designed to keep your devices and appliances running smoothly wherever life takes you. Packed with versatile features and built to last, it’s perfect for camping trips, outdoor adventures, or as a reliable backup during power outages.
With a 512Wh capacity and LiFePO4 battery technology, the Rovin Power Station offers reliable, long-lasting power at up to two times the capacity of the brand name versions without the price tag.
The unit can be charged via the included 1.2m IEC mains lead, and via an optional solar panel up to 240W with DC7909 plug adapter (PP0010). You can use the unit whilst it is charging.
Features:
- 1 each Mains 600w & 12v DC 10A Outlets
- 2x USB-A & 1x USB-C Outputs
- Standby Mode
- Lifecycle: 3500+ Cycles to 80% original capacity
Rovin 600W 512Wh Portable Power Station
Customer Reviews
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Great unit with lots of buts
The capacity doesnt seem to be 512w/h as it doesnt perform half capacity to my 1024 wh lifpo4 battery pack...my estimate is its closer to 350/400 w/h. So definitely not what it claims. Doesnt work as a ups.it wont switch back on after power outage it will recharge battery when power resumes but wont power on as expected. Output is 600w as claimed. But it won't do the surge current as expected ( 1200w) mine errors straight away. Also no other charging cables included ie solar cable and 12v cig plug. That annoyed me immensely. $500 bux it should be included. Lack of 12v outlets is dissapointing .it should have an anderson plug Apart from all that it's a brilliant little power box
Good value
I have to change my review on this product, so firstly just so you know it will NOT charge on 12v even if the idiot retail workers tell your it will. It clearly says on the back it requires 15v to 35v to charge!!! Also it basically leakes power it goes flat when not being used. Don't expect to charge it with a 100w solar panel because it leakes more wattage than it charges!!!! Basically pretty much everything is wrong with this powerstation. I also have a ecoflow river 2 and it's much better it only cost $299 and it charges quick from 12v and solar, it lasts longer and it's a smaller battery size.
Great value for money
Excellent product and am really happy with it. I haven't taken it camping yet, but it is working great letting me power my gear in the backyard!
Bang for buck
Really good bang for buck. Massive capacity, good inverter. Great find.
Disappointing and unreliable
I bought it on Monday and returned it on Wednesday. Blew the fuse, replaced the fuse and now the inverter 240v output doesnt work. Was using it as a ups for my cameras and router, couldn't trust a replacement to not do the same so I returned it and got a bluetti. Cost more, but is solid.
Value Plus
Excellent value and good range of features. Case and IP rating are basic. UPS function works just fine, charges quickly on 10Amps and decent range of ports. Lithium Iron Phosphate should allow a lot of charges. We shall see ;-) but so far, brilliant for the price.
Absolute rubbish.
First one was plugged into my 12v fridge but kept switching off so I took it back. Replacement runs fridge OK but now won't recharge. This will be going back too but this time for a refund.
Great power requires great, well, reliability
I bought this power bank last year following our camping trip, as power was a constant pain. Unfortunately, within a couple months, that unit failed to charge, so was given a replacement. All that said, the replacement we have has been a brilliant addition to our recent camping trip, and we used it all the time to power our little fridge, and the inverter worked well to power my laptop and keep our devices charged. I really like this battery, though I am not persuaded that the capacity is quite as advertised - I think it's probably closer to 350Wh, though I am willing to accept that the inverter incurs losses as it runs. All in all, I am pretty pleased with this product - though considering what other reviewers have experienced (as we did with the first device), part of me is anxious that I will have an expensive paper weight before my next camping trip. Here's hoping.