ZeroKor Electronics Co., Ltd, a Portable Solar Power Station Manufacturer, was officially founded in 2012. The company consists of an R&D center, an industrial design center, a quality control center, and a manufacturing base. All of their products have passed UL, CE, PSE, FCC, RoHS, MSDS, and ETL certifications.

Today, their products are exported to more than 50 countries and regions, including North America, Japan, and Europe. ZeroKor offers a range of portable power solutions, such as the Portable Solar Power Bank, Mini Power Station/Solar panel, and Solar Power Bank with Panel.

The company's 300-watt Portable Power Station is designed for tent camping, hiking, and home use, weighing around 5 lbs and being easy to carry. This compact portable battery pack, called the ZeroKor Portable Power Station 300W, is a solar outdoor generator with a 280Wh lithium-ion battery backup power source and an inverter generator with DC and AC outlets for home use, camping, RV travel, and emergency situations (solar panels are optional).

The power station features multiple output ports, including AC power (110V, 300W MAX), USB (1x USB1, 5V/3A 9V/2A MAX; USB2+USB3+USB4: 5V/2.4A 5V/3A MAX), and DC (φ5.5mm, 2.1mm, 9V~12.6V/10A MAX). It can charge most electrical devices, such as car refrigerators, laptops, smartphones, drones, and CPAP machines. The power station also has a flashlight with reading mode, SOS mode, and three light mode options.

It is important to note that the portable power station should not be used solely as an emergency power supply but is recommended for daily use. Users should recharge the battery pack at least once every half a month if not in use, and it is best to keep the battery capacity between 60% and 80%.

The power station can be recharged using solar panels (40W to 100W, DC5521 13V~23V Max), a wall AC adapter (input: 100~240V, 50/60Hz 1.2A MAX; output: 15V MAX), or a car charging cable (connect to a 12V cigarette lighter port). To avoid car battery power loss, the portable power station should only be charged after the car engine is started.

The 300W power rating is the maximum capacity, and users should avoid powering devices over 300W, as they may damage the power station, especially those prone to heat or with built-in air compressors, such as hair dryers, toasters, and electric blankets.

ZeroKor provides various FAQs and tips to help users maximize the performance and lifespan of their portable power stations, including recommendations for discharging and recharging the battery, using the AC outputs, and selecting the appropriate charging method.

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