Weighing just 5.73lbs, it's one of the lightest portable power stations around.
The 222Wh Lithium-ion battery outputs 300W continuous and 350W peak.
Metal sides make it one of the more durable models available on the market.
The FlashFish G300 offers potential buyers long-lasting power for all sorts of outdoor and recreational activities. With its case made of silver-colored metal sides and plastic ends, it's designed to improve its durability and better handle the rough and tumble of the outdoors. Measuring just 9.76x3.38x5.94 inches and weighing a miserly 5.73lbs you'll have no problem at all taking it with you on any of your outdoor adventures.
And in the home, a portable power station is an essential item to have on hand when the grid goes out and you're left with no power at all.
This model has three 30000mAh lithium-ion battery cells managed by a Battery Management System (BMS) which provides protection from:
It's also equipped with a fan to help ensure the unit remains within its operating temperature limits.
The G300 can be charged in up to three ways: AC wall outlet, solar panel, and a car's 12V socket. Although Recharging time can vary depending on a number of factors including location, temperature and weather, as a general guide you can expect recharging of around:
Despite its diminutive dimensions this FlashFish model is equipped with some useful outlets, which include:
The two 300W continuous AC outlets have a momentary surge (peak) rating of 350W. And you won't need to be concerned about damaging any of of the sensitive components in your electronic equipment, such as CPAPs and laptops, as the power station's AC outlets produce a Pure Sine Wave output similar to that which you are used to from you wall outlets at home.
While gas-powered portable generators have an important, and sometimes vital, role to play in the lives of many people who have limited or no access to grid power, it's always a pleasure to be able at times to forget their noise and potentially dangerous fumes. And this is where portable power stations can step forward to supplement a portable generator when power needs are not so great. It might also be the only option for people who live in apartments and for obvious reasons are prohibited from using a portable generator.
But portable power stations really come into their own when hiking and camping due in most part to their relative light weight and unrivalled portability.
Three methods to recharge the G300, and with either the FlashFish 50W or the FlashFish 60W Solar Panels you have the potential for virtually limitless power on the go.
Useful connections, including a USB Quick Charge 3.0 port and two AC 300W Pure Sine Wave outlets with a momentary peak power rating of 350W.
As can be seen, the G300 presents you with an impressive set of numbers in terms of power possibilities for such a small unit.
Here is the User Guide for this model.
The G300 has a combined maximum of 300W on the AC outlets. This limit should not be exceeded. Always verify the wattage of any appliance before making the connection.
According to the manufacturer, you cannot use this power station while it is on charge.
No.
There is a 15~24V input specifically for Solar Panels. Both the FlashFish 50W and FlashFish 60W Solar Panels are suitable for the G300.
No, the Li-on battery size exceeds that permitted by the TSA for safety reasons.
The unit has a cooling fan that is only really audible when standing very close to it.
Capacity | 222Wh (6000mAh) |
Cell Chemistry: | Lithium-ion Battery 18650 |
AC Output: | AC 300W/350W (Peak) Pure Sine Wave Output |
Output Voltage | 110V |
Car Output: | 12V, 10A |
DC Input: | 15V/4A |
Solar | Max Input 60W |
DC Output | 9-12V/10A (Max) |
USB Output | 2xUSB Q 3.0, 1x USB 5V/2.4A |
Charging Times | |
AC Wall Outlet 15V/4A Adapter | 5-6 Hours |
12V/24V Car Port | 6-7 Hours |
FlashFish 50W or 60W Solar Panels | 6-7 Hours |
Recharge Methods | AC Outlet, Solar, Car Adapter |
Net/Gross Weight: | 5.7lbs (2.6kg) / 7.2lbs/3.25kg) |
Dimensions (LxWxD) mm: | 248 x 86 x 151 |
Operating Usage Temperature: | 14-104F (-10-40℃) |
Life Cycle | >800 Times |
Warranty | 12 months |
I have one. It's 2 years old and won't recharge. I'm using the wall adapter. What is the life expectancy of this flashfish? How can I recharge it? Thanks for any advice you can give.
Hi Sandra, I'm sorry to hear about the problem you are having with your FlashFish power station. Their warranty, as you probably know, is for one year. You could try sending a message to the company ( https://www.flashfishtech.com/pages/contact-us )to see if they can offer any advice about what the problem might be or suggest where you may be able to get a repair.