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FlashFish EA200 151Wh 200W Portable Power Station
A 151Wh portable station with 110V AC, two DC and three USB outputs powers CPAP machines, laptops and phones for camping or emergency backup
- 151Wh capacity powers devices on extended trips
- 200W AC outlet runs small appliances and CPAP machines
- 40800mAh battery charges phones and laptops multiple times
- Multiple AC DC USB ports connect diverse gear simultaneously
- 07lb compact design fits in backpacks for travel
Portable Power Station for Outdoor Use
The FlashFish EA200 is a 151Wh portable power station rated at 200W continuous output. It supplies 110V AC, two DC ports, two QC 3.0 USB ports and one 2.4A USB port. The unit weighs 4.07lb and measures 8.2 x 4.3 x 6.2 inches with a soft handle for transport.
Suits Campers and Emergency Backup
This station suits users who need a compact 150Wh-class source for CPAP machines, laptops, phones, lights, fans, drones or in-car appliances during camping, road trips or power cuts. Buyers who need more stored energy than 151Wh or continuous AC loads above 200W should look at larger units.
Check Device Power Before Ordering
Verify that each AC device draws under 200W and that combined DC loads stay below 168W, otherwise the unit enters protection mode and requires a wall-charge reset. Estimate runtime using the 151Wh capacity with the 0.9 efficiency factor for AC or 0.95 for DC and USB outputs.
Highlights
- 151Wh capacity powers devices on extended trips
- 200W AC outlet runs small appliances and CPAP machines
- 40800mAh battery charges phones and laptops multiple times
- Multiple AC DC USB ports connect diverse gear simultaneously
- 07lb compact design fits in backpacks for travel
Specifications
| Series | AX series |
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Questions about this item
What charging equipment do I need to recharge the EA200 from a wall outlet?
Use the included AC wall charger; the station accepts 110 V input and reaches full capacity in roughly 7–8 hours.
My existing CPAP draws 168 W on its DC port — will the EA200 support it without triggering protection mode?
The DC output is rated for a total of 168 W; a single device at that limit will run, but any additional DC load will trip the overload protection.
After I plug in a 20 W laptop, how can I verify the EA200 is delivering power correctly?
The display will show the AC output icon and a real-time wattage reading near 20 W; run time should follow the 151 Wh × 0.9 ÷ device-watts formula.
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