A LiFePO4 power station in two sizes: the M600 with 448 Wh and 600 W output, and the M800 with 589 Wh and 800 W. Both share the same 270 by 265 by 195 mm body, carry five USB ports plus Type-C, and charge from mains, a car socket, or a solar panel. A solar panel bundle is available on either model, which turns a weekend's worth of storage into an open-ended supply.
800 W covers most of what you would realistically plug in off-grid: laptops, lights, a small fridge, tools, camera gear. The 600 W model handles the same list with a little less headroom.
Lithium iron phosphate runs cooler and lasts through far more charge cycles than the lithium ion in cheaper power banks, so it is still useful years later.
Five USB ports and a Type-C mean the whole group charges together instead of taking turns through the night.
Add a panel and the unit refills during the day, which is the difference between a fixed budget of power and a supply that keeps going.
The 14.6 V 10 A charger and a 500 W to 1000 W input mean it refills quickly at home before you leave.
| Brand | SUYIJIA |
|---|---|
| Models | M600, M800 |
| Cell chemistry | LiFePO4 |
| M600 | 600 W output, 12.8 V, 35 Ah, 448 Wh |
| M800 | 800 W output, 12.8 V, 46 Ah, 589 Wh |
| Size | 270 x 265 x 195 mm (both models) |
| Net weight | Under 10 kg |
| AC output frequency | 50 Hz / 60 Hz |
| USB output | 5 x USB 5 V 2 A, 1 x Type-C |
| AC charging input | 500 W to 1000 W |
| Solar charging input | 500 W to 1000 W |
| AC charger | 14.6 V / 10 A |
| Charging methods | Mains charger, car charging, solar panel |
| Display | Yes |
| Certification | CE, KC, PSE, RoHS |
| Options | 600 W or 800 W, each with or without solar panel |
The M600 gives 600 W output from 448 Wh of storage. The M800 gives 800 W from 589 Wh. Both are the same physical size.
220 V. That will not run standard 110 V appliances, so contact us before ordering if you are in North America.
Five USB ports and one Type-C, plus the AC output.
Yes. Solar input is 500 W to 1000 W, and a panel bundle is available on both models.
Divide the capacity by the device wattage. A 589 Wh unit runs a 50 W device for around ten hours.
Under 10 kg. The exact figure is not listed, and we can request it.
It survives many more charge cycles than standard lithium ion and handles heat better.
Serious capacity in a case you can still carry, with solar bundles on both models. Contact us to confirm the right configuration for your appliances.
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