OUPES 600W LiFePO4 power station on Amazon (affiliate link): [ Ссылка ]
My article on the OUPES (find the solar input comparisons towards end of article): [ Ссылка ]
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*Video Contents*
00:00 Intro
01:29 Ports & LED Light Overview
06:15 LCD Display/Screen
10:29 Solar Charging Test
12:39 AC Wall Charging Test
14:42 Car Charging Test
15:47 USB Port Testing
20:05 AC Output Testing
22:24 DC 5521 Output Mishap
23:43 What Stands Out
25:44 Fault Codes & Troubleshooting
27:36 Final Thoughts and Recommendations
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*Paid promotion* OUPES sent me this system free of charge for a test and review to share with you all
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My testing of the OUPES 600W power station was an overall success! I am very pleased with its capabilities and overall longevity due to its LiFePO4 battery.

For a quick view of the battery cycle life ratings of similar solar generators, see below:
- Rockpals Rockpower 500: 500 cycles to 80% capacity
- Jackery Explorer 500: 500 cycles to 80% capacity
- Goal Zero Yeti 500X: 500 cycles to 80% capacity
- Bluetti AC50S: 1,000 cycles to 80% capacity
- OUPES 600W: 3,600 cycles to 80% capacity

Charging the OUPES was an easy process and it has an additional mode of charging that is ideal for fast charges. The fast-charging mode comes from the USB-C PD port in combination with AC wall charging.

These two methods can be used simultaneously for about a 4-hour recharge time from 0% battery.

The other methods include solar and car charging. The wall charger and car charger come with the OUPES system. There are no solar panel or USB cables in the package.

-My testing results-

Charging from solar panels is easy and I used my Elecaenta 120W panel to get about 81-85 watts of power on a mostly-sunny day into the OUPES.

The OUPES uses an MPPT charge controller to regulate solar charging, so you will be getting the most efficient charge with your solar panel(s).

AC wall charging was simple and I used the included charger to get about 94 watts of consistent power to charge it up. The AC cable is about 10 feet long so it will be easy for you to use when needed.

Using the car charger I received 48-49 watts of power, which will charge the OUPES in about 12 hours from zero.

The USB-C PD port took in about 57 watts of power. It also outputted this amount to charge my other battery bank.

I got the AC port output to reach about 567 watts to power my space heater, large fan, and air purifier. This was the most amount of power that I could find to test the OUPES' limits, and in my testing, it was a success.

When the OUPES was discharging the 567 watts to my appliances, its cooling fans were at a consistent noise level the entire time. This really impressed me because usually this is not the case.

From testing the Rockpals Rockpower 500, its cooling fans got louder as more power was being drawn from it.

Overall, I think that the OUPES 600W power station is a great addition to your portable/backup power reservoir because it lasts longer than its competitors and has all the ports needed for basic charging needs.

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