I do a lot of motorcycle camping and needed a power supply that would power my CPAP machine and charge my phone, helmet, etc when I'm camping. The PS300 does this well.

If I turn my CPAP tube heater and humidifier off, the PS300 runs my CPAP easily for 8hrs with 40% battery remaining. That leaves plenty of reserve to charge my phone a couple of times as well as charge my helmet intercom. If I leave the humidifier and tube heater on, the PS300 runs the CPAP for about 4-5 hours. Better to leave them switched off.

Charging the PS300 is a breeze. At home on 240v it takes around 5-6 hours. I have yet to test it charging through the bike's 12v system.

Thus far I am very happy with the PS300 and I would highly recommend it to other buyers.

Can’t wait to hit the open road after pumping up 4 tyres with this great little unit using only 2 percentage battery points. Maintains a full 15 litre car fridge as expected. This is the second Power Station in our family from Itechworld.

4 stars for portability, effective charging off grid. One star loss for weird placement of 240 v plugs. When our Starlink mini plugged can’t use the other plug. Bad design fault

I purchased the PS3600 Pro mainly for its UPS functionality. It certainly looks the part, well engineered and laid out, making it easy to use right out of the box. It’s heavy, but that makes if feel high quality and reliable. Watching microwave ovens, kettles and induction plates effortlessly run is very pleasing.

I have also purchased one EB3840 expansion battery to increase capacity. Together these units are truely brutes to look at but easy to use. Switching on the PS 3600 also turns on the EB3848 battery, nice touch. Everyone who sees them is impressed. Nice one iTechWorld!

I’m happy with the cover for my PS2000 Power Station.

Keeps the dust out off the unit and reduces any hard edges from the environment it’s put in that may scratch it. The screen can be hard to see when outside in the sun but easily seen in shade.

I have

put the PS 2000 through tests and it does what ITech says it does..

I like being able to charge the PS 2000 via the solar input while still being able to use all the outputs.

Charging up via the 240v mains power is very quick.

I can charge the PS2000 via my 12v outlet in my car when travelling so when I get to my destination it is fully charged ready for use.

It does me for what I use it for, a very good product.

A really good little power station. Purchased to power a Rinnai B26 tankless gas hot water heater in a power failure and it does that very well. With the hot water on it draws only 17W, it could easily supply enough power to run our hot water demand for several days on a single charge. For added capacity it can be charged from a solar panel. As a little test it used only 3% of its stored power to recharge an iPad. The capacity is best suited to small electronics but is also easily capable of supplying power to essential items like an instant gas hot water system or garage opener during a power failure.