Compact, plug-and-play home energy backup for everyday blackouts.
Power through load-shedding with the itel Energy 500W all-in-one Power Station - a complete energy storage system that combines a hybrid inverter, MPPT solar controller, and high-capacity battery in one simple unit. No complex installation required. Just plug in and enjoy quiet, reliable pure sine wave AC power for your essential appliances and electronics.
Key Features & Benefits
- 3-in-1 integrated design – 500W pure sine wave inverter + 1,200W MPPT solar controller + 1,000Wh battery in a single, ready-to-use unit.
- Class-A LiFePO4 cells – Rated for up to 6,000 cycles, delivering long-term reliability of up to 10 years.
- Rapid dual charging – Charge from solar and the grid simultaneously (up to 1,200W) and reach a full charge in as little as 2 hours.
- UPS-level fast switchover – Transfers in under 20 milliseconds when the grid fails, so your devices stay powered without interruption or restart.
- Grid-friendly design – Handles unstable or weak power grids with high THD protection and phase-voltage tolerance.
- Silent & efficient – Intelligent fan cooling keeps noise low (≤45 dB) for comfortable indoor use.
Ideal Applications
With 500W continuous pure sine wave output and 1,000Wh of storage, this unit is perfect for:
- Home entertainment – TVs, decoders, Wi-Fi routers, floor fans, and LED lighting
- Remote workstations – Laptops, desktop PCs, monitors, and networking gear during load-shedding
- Light refrigeration – Small kitchen appliances or mini-fridges for short outages
Quick Specs
- Continuous Output: 500W pure sine wave
- Battery Capacity: 1,000Wh LiFePO4
- Max Solar Input: 400W
- Full Charge Time: ~2 hours (grid + solar)
- Switching Time: < 20 ms (UPS class)
- Cycle Life: 6,000 cycles
- DC Outputs: USB-C, USB-A & DC5521 ports
- Noise Level: ≤45 dB
- Weight: 10.25 kg
- Dimensions: 22.5 × 13.9 × 28 cm
Built for South African homes that need dependable backup without the hassle of a full solar installation. Quiet, efficient, and ready when the lights go out.
