GQ200 Series Rugged Case Power Stations

Two kilowatts in a rugged field case — built for survey, response and broadcast crews.

The rugged case format is about handling: reinforced corners, sealed lid and a form factor that survives being loaded with other equipment. Electrically it is a conventional 2 kW / 2 kWh LiFePO4 station with mains, solar and vehicle charging, so crews do not need a separate charger or a special panel set in the field.

All models in this sub-category are listed with their specification table on the GQ200 Series product page.

Available models1 series

ModelTypeTypical applicationsNotes
GQ200 Series GQ200 Series Rugged backpack-case portable power station, LiFePO4, IP54/IP65 Field survey, defence and emergency response, outside broadcast, remote instrumentation, expedition support The GQ200-2400W is a higher-output variant; request its datasheet for the exact inverter rating

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.

GQ200 Series Rugged Case Power Stations — frequently asked questions

What does full voltage mean?
The unit is built for either the 100/110/120 V or the 220/230/240 V market, at 50 or 60 Hz. It is a factory configuration, not a switch.
Can it be carried by one person?
At 30.5 kg it is a short carry or a two-person lift; the case is designed for vehicle and field transport rather than hiking.
Does the 2400W variant change the battery?
The GQ200-2400W changes the inverter output rating. Ask for its datasheet for the confirmed capacity and charging figures.
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