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Stations électriques PowerMax 3600
Stations électriques PowerMax 3600
Prix habituel
$1,678.00 CAD
Prix habituel
$2,796.00 CAD
Prix promotionnel
$1,678.00 CAD
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DESCRIPTION
La série OSCAL PowerMax est la gamme phare d'OSCAL de stations électriques portables (également appelées générateurs solaires) de grande capacité et extensibles, conçues pour les alimentations de secours à domicile, la vie hors réseau, le camping, l'utilisation en camping-car, les urgences et les appareils à usage intensif. Elles utilisent des batteries LiFePO4 durables (pour la sécurité et plus de 3500 cycles à 80 % de capacité), offrent une extensibilité modulaire (jusqu'à 57,6 kWh dans de nombreux modèles en ajoutant des blocs-batteries supplémentaires), des onduleurs à onde sinusoïdale pure, une charge rapide (AC + hybride solaire) et des constructions robustes avec une large tolérance de température (−20 °C à 55 °C ou similaire).
Les modèles clés incluent les séries PowerMax 6000, 3600, 2400, et les variantes plus récentes/mises à jour comme 3600SE, 2400SE, 1800SE et 2400 Pro. Tous prennent en charge l'entrée solaire, plusieurs prises (généralement 14+), et la fonctionnalité UPS (basculement rapide ~5-10ms pour une alimentation ininterrompue). Certifications du marché local FCC/DOE/CEC/UL.
PowerMax 3600 (et variantes comme 3600SE) :
- Capacité de base : 3600Wh
- Sortie CA : ~3000-3600W en continu (pic ~4500-5000W, varie légèrement selon la région/le modèle)
- Extensible : Jusqu'à 57,6 kWh
- Charge rapide : ~1,2-1,96 heures pour une charge complète (CA jusqu'à 2200W ; hybride CA+PV jusqu'à 3600W ; solaire jusqu'à ~1600-2400W selon la configuration)
- Prises : 14 polyvalentes (CA, USB, CC, etc.)
- Poids : ~36-44kg (selon la variante exacte)
- Idéal pour : Les essentiels de toute la maison, hors réseau, ou les sauvegardes de plusieurs jours (jusqu'à 30 jours avec une extension complète).
- Garantie de 5 ans
Expédition
Les commandes sont traitées dans un délai de 1 à 3 jours ouvrables. La livraison prend généralement 7 à 14 jours ouvrables pour les commandes nationales et 10 à 20 jours pour les expéditions internationales. Les informations de suivi vous seront communiquées une fois votre commande expédiée.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What should I look for in a portable power station for home backup during outages?
For home backup, the most important things to check are battery capacity, continuous output, surge power, battery chemistry, charging speed, and UPS support. A larger battery helps run essentials longer, while higher continuous output determines whether the unit can handle heavier loads like refrigerators, microwaves, medical devices, or multiple appliances at once.
The OSCAL PowerMax 3600SE fits shoppers who need more than a small camping battery. It has a 3600Wh LiFePO4 battery, 3000W to 3600W continuous output, and 4500W to 5000W surge power, which makes it suitable for many common backup tasks such as keeping a fridge, lights, routers, laptops, and CPAP devices running. Its pure sine wave inverter is also important for sensitive electronics.
LiFePO4 chemistry is a strong choice for backup use because it is known for durability and stability compared with older battery types. Fast charging and UPS functionality also matter in outage planning, and this model supports both. The main tradeoff is size and weight. At roughly 36 to 44 kg, it is portable in the power-station sense, but not something most people will want to carry frequently by hand.
Is an expandable portable power station better than a standard battery generator for off-grid living or RV use?
Yes, an expandable portable power station is usually the better choice if your power needs may grow over time. A standard battery generator works well for short trips, light appliance use, and basic emergency backup, but expansion matters when you want longer runtimes, more flexibility, or a system that can support changing loads in an RV, cabin, or off-grid setup.
The OSCAL PowerMax 3600SE starts with 3600Wh of LiFePO4 storage and can expand up to 57.6kWh. That makes it more adaptable than fixed-capacity units. For RV travelers and off-grid users, this means you can begin with enough power for essentials and scale up later for longer stays, higher daily consumption, or more appliances. Its 3000W to 3600W output and pure sine wave inverter also make it suitable for running a wide range of AC devices safely.
The main advantage is modular growth without replacing the whole system. The tradeoff is that expandable systems are generally heavier and more complex than compact entry-level power stations. This type of unit is best for users who want serious backup or off-grid capability, not just phone charging or occasional weekend use.
Can the OSCAL PowerMax 3600SE run a refrigerator, CPAP machine, and other essentials during a power outage?
Yes, the OSCAL PowerMax 3600SE is designed to run many essential household devices during an outage, including refrigerators, CPAP machines, lights, routers, laptops, and similar everyday electronics. Its 3600Wh battery provides substantial stored energy, and its 3000W to 3600W continuous output with up to 4500W to 5000W surge power gives it enough headroom for appliances that need extra startup power, such as many fridges.
It also uses a pure sine wave inverter, which is important for devices that need stable, utility-like AC power, including sensitive electronics and some medical equipment. The built-in UPS functionality helps users who want quicker switchover during interruptions, which can be useful for internet equipment, workstations, or critical home devices.
The exact runtime depends on the wattage of each appliance and how many items are used at once. A refrigerator cycling on and off will last much longer than a constant high-watt load. This unit is a strong fit for homeowners who want serious emergency power without moving to a permanent whole-home system. The main limitation is portability, since it is much heavier than compact camping power stations.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I look for in a portable power station for home backup during outages?
For home backup, the most important things to check are battery capacity, continuous output, surge power, battery chemistry, charging speed, and UPS support. A larger battery helps run essentials longer, while higher continuous output determines whether the unit can handle heavier loads like refrigerators, microwaves, medical devices, or multiple appliances at once.
The OSCAL PowerMax 3600SE fits shoppers who need more than a small camping battery. It has a 3600Wh LiFePO4 battery, 3000W to 3600W continuous output, and 4500W to 5000W surge power, which makes it suitable for many common backup tasks such as keeping a fridge, lights, routers, laptops, and CPAP devices running. Its pure sine wave inverter is also important for sensitive electronics.
LiFePO4 chemistry is a strong choice for backup use because it is known for durability and stability compared with older battery types. Fast charging and UPS functionality also matter in outage planning, and this model supports both. The main tradeoff is size and weight. At roughly 36 to 44 kg, it is portable in the power-station sense, but not something most people will want to carry frequently by hand.
Is an expandable portable power station better than a standard battery generator for off-grid living or RV use?
Yes, an expandable portable power station is usually the better choice if your power needs may grow over time. A standard battery generator works well for short trips, light appliance use, and basic emergency backup, but expansion matters when you want longer runtimes, more flexibility, or a system that can support changing loads in an RV, cabin, or off-grid setup.
The OSCAL PowerMax 3600SE starts with 3600Wh of LiFePO4 storage and can expand up to 57.6kWh. That makes it more adaptable than fixed-capacity units. For RV travelers and off-grid users, this means you can begin with enough power for essentials and scale up later for longer stays, higher daily consumption, or more appliances. Its 3000W to 3600W output and pure sine wave inverter also make it suitable for running a wide range of AC devices safely.
The main advantage is modular growth without replacing the whole system. The tradeoff is that expandable systems are generally heavier and more complex than compact entry-level power stations. This type of unit is best for users who want serious backup or off-grid capability, not just phone charging or occasional weekend use.
Can the OSCAL PowerMax 3600SE run a refrigerator, CPAP machine, and other essentials during a power outage?
Yes, the OSCAL PowerMax 3600SE is designed to run many essential household devices during an outage, including refrigerators, CPAP machines, lights, routers, laptops, and similar everyday electronics. Its 3600Wh battery provides substantial stored energy, and its 3000W to 3600W continuous output with up to 4500W to 5000W surge power gives it enough headroom for appliances that need extra startup power, such as many fridges.
It also uses a pure sine wave inverter, which is important for devices that need stable, utility-like AC power, including sensitive electronics and some medical equipment. The built-in UPS functionality helps users who want quicker switchover during interruptions, which can be useful for internet equipment, workstations, or critical home devices.
The exact runtime depends on the wattage of each appliance and how many items are used at once. A refrigerator cycling on and off will last much longer than a constant high-watt load. This unit is a strong fit for homeowners who want serious emergency power without moving to a permanent whole-home system. The main limitation is portability, since it is much heavier than compact camping power stations.
