GQ Series IP65 Suitcase Power Stations

A sealed hard case with the inverter inside — built for field crews who need 230 V power at a site, not at a rack.

The suitcase format solves transport, not just storage. A sealed IP65 case can be checked into a vehicle with the rest of the tools, and the front panel is usable without unpacking a rack or connecting an external battery. Both models charge from mains, solar and a 12–24 V vehicle socket, which matters on multi-day site work where grid power is intermittent.

All models in this sub-category are listed with their specification table on the GQ Series product page.

Available models1 series

ModelTypeTypical applicationsNotes
GQ Series GQ Series Sealed suitcase portable power station, LiFePO4, IP65 Field service, outdoor broadcast, emergency response, remote instrumentation, off-grid tools Full-voltage output means 100/110/120 V and 220/230/240 V variants are separate part numbers — confirm destination voltage before quoting

Models with links have detailed specification pages; unlisted models are also available on request. Capacity and quantity should be sized by our engineers against the actual load — never by nameplate rating alone.

GQ Series IP65 Suitcase Power Stations — frequently asked questions

Is the case waterproof enough for outdoor use?
The enclosure is rated IP65, which means dust-tight and protected against water jets. It is not submersible, and the connectors must be closed before exposure.
Can I take it on a passenger flight?
No. Both models are far above the 100 Wh airline limit and ship as dangerous goods with UN38.3 documentation.
Does it work as a UPS?
Yes, with a 10 ms transfer time. That is fast enough for IT equipment and instruments, but not a zero-break online UPS for medical or process-control loads.
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