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Title: DJI's new backup battery can power small appliances, charge your drone

Date: Thu, 18 Apr 2024 13:00:37 +0000
Link: https://www.engadget.com/djis-new-backup-batt...

DJI is entering the portable power station market in the US and Europe with
the launch of the Power 1000 and Power 500 aimed at home users or road
warriors. The devices (released in China at the end of last year) can be used
to power small appliances or charge devices like laptops or drones, and work
in concert with solar panels to provide power on the road.

The Power 1000 (13kg or 29 pounds) has a 1,024 Wh capacity and can output up
to 2,200W ΓÇö enough to run a home microwave oven for about 1.3 hours and a
car refrigerator for 19 hours, or charge a drone up to 12 times. The Power
500 (7.3 kg or 16.3 pounds) delivers 512 Wh of capacity and 1,000W of output
for half the price.

DJI

The larger version supports 1200W fast recharge or 600W standard recharging
(540W and 270W for the smaller version). Both can be fast-charged in 70
minutes for a 100 percent battery or 50 minutes to an 80 percent charge.
Along with standard AC plugs, both have a pair of USB-C PD output ports that
support 140W/100W charging for the Power 1000/Power 500 ΓÇö enough for most
laptops.

The market is fairly saturated with such devices (Jackery, Bluetti, Anker,
others), but DJI is pitching this as an ideal way to charge its drones and
other products. Released in China in December, it was already available in
the US at Amazon and elsewhere via the grey market.

The Power 1000 is now on sale for $1,000 at DJI's store, while the Power 500
costs $500. You can add a 120W Zignes solar panel for $299. For the latter,
you'll need DJI's Power Solar Panel Adapter Module or DJI Power Car Power
Outlet to SDC Power Cable.

This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/djis-
new-backup-battery-can-power-small-appliances-charge-your-drone-
130037610.html?src=rss

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