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Go Power DuraCUBE Portable Power Station - LiFePO4 battery - 500 Watt
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Go Power DuraCUBE Portable Power Station - LiFePO4 battery - 500 Watt

Part Number: GP82RR
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500-Watt power station keeps your devices charged and appliances running wherever you go. Charges with an AC plug or solar panel. Lithium battery has a longer life and more consistent performance compared to other battery styles. Great Prices for the best portable chargers from Go Power. Go Power DuraCUBE Portable Power Station - LiFePO4 battery - 500 Watt part number GP82RR can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.
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Go Power Portable Chargers - GP82RR

  • Power Stations
  • Electric
  • Solar
  • Go Power
  • AC Outlet
  • DC Outlet
  • USB A
  • USB C
  • 10000 or More mAh
  • Large
  • USB Cable Not Included
  • 2.4 Amps

500-Watt power station keeps your devices charged and appliances running wherever you go. Charges with an AC plug or solar panel. Lithium battery has a longer life and more consistent performance compared to other battery styles.


Features:

  • Power station provides silent, clean power for tailgating, off-grid camping, or emergency backup
    • Features 2 AC plugs, USB A and USB C ports, DC jacks, and 12V vehicle plug
    • Has output for the included cable to jump start or trickle charge a car battery
  • Pure sine wave technology replicates household AC power, allowing you to run devices safely
    • Perfect for sensitive electronics like HDTVs and computers
  • Lithium iron battery is more efficient and lasts longer than lead acid or lithium-ion batteries
    • AC wall outlet charger, MC4 solar adapter, and car charger cables included
    • Built-in MPPT solar controller maximizes charging with a solar panel (sold separately)
    • Devices can be used while battery is charging
  • LED display monitors charging, watts used, battery level and more
  • Built-in BMS keeps battery safe from electrical problems
    • Protects against voltage, current, temperature, and reverse polarity issues
  • Lightweight aluminum construction is durable and rustproof


Specs:

  • Starting (surge) power output: 1,000 watts
  • Running (rated) power output: 500 watts
  • Ports:
    • 2 AC outlets (output): 120V, 60 Hz
    • USB Type-C port (output): 5 - 12V, up to 2.4A, regulated
    • 4 USB-A ports (output): 5V, up to 2.4A (18W max per pair), regulated
    • DC car port (output): 12V, 10A
    • Solar charging port (input): 12 - 30V, up to 8A (120W max)
    • Wall charging port (input): 12 - 30V, up to 8A (120W max)
  • Charge time:
    • Solar power: 10 hours
    • AC charging: 7 hours
  • Battery details:
    • Cell type: LiFePO4
    • Cell capacity: 537.6 watt hours (12.8V, 42Ah)
    • Lifecycles: 2,000 cycles
    • Shelf life: charge every 6 months
  • Operating temperature: 32 F to 104 F
  • Dimensions: 9-7/8" long x 7-1/2" wide x 7-1/2" tall
  • Weight 18.7 lbs
  • 2-Year limited warranty


Benefits of Using a Lithium-Iron Battery

When comparing to other power stations, the DuraCUBE stands out for using a lithium-iron battery (LiFePO4). Compared to other battery chemistries, this style of battery lasts so much longer. The DuraCUBE is rated for more than 2,000 charging cycles. Power stations that use a lithium-NMC battery are rated for about 500 cycles. Lithium batteries are also more reliable and efficient than systems that use lead acid batteries, since lithium provides more consistent power, regardless of charge.


Many Ways to Charge

The included AC wall plug lets you fully charge the DuraCUBE before you leave home, but you can keep it topped up while you travel too. There is also an included DC charge cable that plugs into your vehicles outlet so you can charge while you drive.


DuraLITE 100 watt solar panel

The DuraCUBE was also designed with a built-in solar charge controller for plug-and-play compatibility with a portable solar panel expansion from Go Power (GP76FR sold separately). If youre on a prolonged camping trip or overlanding excursion, you can keep your power station charged all day long.


Digital Display

DuraCUBE digital display

The DuraCUBE's LED display lets you know the current state of the battery. The current charge is displayed as a percentage, and the power draw of anything you have plugged into it is given in watts. This lets you know how long you have before the battery runs dry. The DuraCUBE is rated for 500 watt hours, so if you are using 10 watts, for example, that device can be used for about 50 hours. You can check battery performance with the clock display, which tells you how long the battery has been on. There's also displays to indicate if AC or DC outputs are switched on or off. The display will also tell you if the battery is being charged when you have a charge cable or solar panel connected.



83033 Go Power! DuraCUBE Portable Power Station

Replaces GP-DURACUBE-500

Installation Details GP82RR Installation instructions




Customer Reviews

Go Power DuraCUBE Portable Power Station - LiFePO4 battery - 500 Watt - GP82RR

Average Customer Rating:  5.0 out of 5 stars   (2 Customer Reviews)

500-Watt power station keeps your devices charged and appliances running wherever you go. Charges with an AC plug or solar panel. Lithium battery has a longer life and more consistent performance compared to other battery styles.

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This is a great product that will give you confidence when boondocking and traveling without having to find an RV park for the night for power!

A little back story: On two occasions I was boondocking and woke up with my Lithium batteries drained. (CPAP with humidifier and overlooked items draining battery.) Couldn't bring in the slide or raise the levelling feet. Couldn't start my built-in generator because a charge was needed on the battery. Fortunately, there were good samaritan rv'ers with a generator who kindly helped put a charge on as I carry a charger for lithium-ion batteries. I knew that I needed to be self-sufficient in order to boondock with confidence as the arrival of good samaritan rv'ers could not always be depended up. So, I embarked on a search for a back-up electric power source that would be powerful enough to charge my lithium-ion batteries sufficiently to start the generator and, hopefully, provide a power source for backing up other items and operating my CPAP, and would be small enough to not cause storage issues.

I searched different manufacturers for several days and focused on the Jackery 1000 as it appeared powerful enough to handle the battery recharge capability that I was looking for. I contacted the customer service representatives for the Jackery 1000 and told them what I was looking for. They asked that I send them the specs on my charger, batteries, and generator, which I did. They responded timely and kindly told me that the Jackery 1000 would not work. Dismayed, my search began anew.

I opened an etrailer email (although I have a small motorhome, I like to see the etrailer products that are available.). There was the Go Power DuraCUBE power station! I reviewed the specs on the DuraCUBE and its LiFePO4 Lithium battery and was confident that I had found what I was looking for. The compact size for easy storage was another major plus since my motorhome is a 25 foot class C. So I ordered it, hoping that I had made the correct choice as I could, at least, use it for my CPAP if it would not sufficiently charge the house batteries.

The DuraCUBE came and I depleted my motorhome's battery bank in order to replicate my dead battery experience on the road. I hooked up my Victron charger to the batteries, plugged the Victron charger into the DuraCUBE, and waited for the charger to light up (it takes a couple minutes) and start charging. After a couple of minutes, it lit up and started charging! Shortly thereafter, I could bring in the slide and raise the levellers. I was ready to get back on the road and could simply bring the DuraCUBE into the RV to continue the charging while I drove. It did take additional charging time before I had enough power in my battery bank before I could start the generator that could then take over the battery charging (and also recharge the DuraCUBE.) A total success!!!



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    The Go Power DuraLite Portable Solar Panel Expansion # GP76FR was designed to expand DuraLite solar kits or to be used with the Go Power DuraCUBE Portable Power Station # GP82RR. If that is what you have, then this kit will work well. The Go Power DuraLite Portable Solar Panel Expansion # GP76FR kit will need the 2-Wire Trailer Adapter for Go Power Portable Solar Kits # GP72VR to work with the Go Power RV SAE Port for Portable Solar Panels # GP49QR and Extension Cable for Go Power Portable...
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  • Can Go Power DuraCUBE Power Center Be Recharged w/ Solar Panel?
    It sure can! The Go Power DuraCUBE # GP82RR you were looking at can be recharged with a solar panel by purchasing theGo Power DuraLite Portable Solar Panel Expansion - 100 Watt # GP76FR separately. I included videos for both of these products for you to take a look at.
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  • Portable Power Station Recommendation for 500 Watt e-Bike Batteries
    The Go Power DuraCUBE Lithium Portable Power Station # GP82RR has a cell capacity of 537.6Wh so since your e-Bike batteries are rated for 500 Watts this power station will be able to charge 1 of your bike batteries on a full charge (there will be roughly 37.6Wh of power leftover technically). For your application you need to go with a battery bank with a larger capacity like the Goal Zero Yeti 1000X # GZ44FR rated for 983Wh or the Goal Zero Yeti 1500X # GZ27FR rated for 1,516Wh. The 1500X...
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  • How Long Will Go Power DuraCUBE Lithium Portable Power Station Power Cooler That Uses 1 Amp Hour
    So from what I found on the Dometic CFX3 55IM it said that the you only need divide the battery's amp hour (Ah) capacity by the CFX3 coolers amp hours per hour (Ah/h) consumption. So based on that, the cooler could be powered for approximately 42 hours using the power station you asked about: - Go Power DuraCUBE Lithium Portable Power Station # GP82RR The reason it will last that long is the # GP82RR uses a LiFePO4 lithium battery that has a 42 Ah capacity, and with the cooler using just...
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  • How Long Can the Go Power DuraCUBE Run a ResMed AirSense 10 CPAP Machine
    I had a hard time finding the information needed about the ResMed AirSense 10. But from what I was able to find, it looks like that model uses about 90 watts when running. But I do recommend verifying that. With the 42ah battery the Go Power DuraCUBE Portable Power Station # GP82RR has, that should give you approximately 5 hours. That being said, this is just an estimate from the numbers I could find and the actual amount of time could vary.
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  • Is Go Power Solar Panel GP66FR Compatible With Go Power DuraCUBE Power Station
    Hey Cathy, I reached out to Go Power for you and they told me the Go Power DuraLite Portable Solar Panel with Digital Solar Controller # GP66FR is compatible with the Go Power DuraCUBE Portable Power Station # GP82RR. Just note that you won't use the solar controller that your kit came with because the DuraCUBE has a built-in solar controller for the panel.
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