BPS-3000W specification in full
| Rated output | 3000W |
|---|---|
| Battery capacity | 3840Wh |
| Battery chemistry | LiFePO4 |
| Display | LED display |
| Mobility | Movable wheels |
| Additional use | EV charging support |
The 3840Wh selling point
The 3840Wh capacity is the selling point, and it is arithmetic rather than adjectives: a fridge and freezer drawing 150W together take 1,800Wh across a twelve-hour night, a router at 10W takes 120Wh, and lights at 30W for five hours take 150Wh — about 2,070Wh in total, leaving roughly 1,770Wh of the 3840Wh in reserve.
3840Wh at site scale
The capacity — 3840Wh — is what moves this class out of leisure and into infrastructure. What it buys is decided by the load list. The hours come out of the arithmetic — capacity divided by the load, with a reserve added. The unit carries an LED display and sits on movable wheels.
Sizing at this class is a conversation about priorities — which circuits, which hours, recharged from what — and the sizing guide on our blog works through the method with numbers your team can reuse.
The model's additional use is EV charging support: at a site with no fixed charger, a station of this capacity can put a useful top-up into an electric car, and that duty is priced from the same arithmetic — the vehicle's draw and the hours available, set against the 3840Wh, with the reserve the site wants to keep stated in the quotation.
Moving a 3000W station
A battery of this capacity is not carried; it is deployed. The movable wheels are a functional part of the specification, not a styling cue: the unit rolls from storage to the point of use, between rooms in an outage, or around a site as the work moves. Programmes selling this class should plan the demonstration the same way — roll it in, do not lift it onto a counter.
The same thinking applies to freight. Stations of this size ship as freight with packing to match, and the landed cost conversation belongs in the first quotation, not in a surprise at the warehouse.
3000W or 5000W: choosing the top class
The two big classes divide by the load list. The 3000W pairs 3000W of output with 3840Wh; the 5000W carries 5120Wh, the largest capacity in the range. Ask the customer for the load list and the outage they are insuring against, and the class chooses itself from the arithmetic — capacity divided by load, with the reserve stated. If the list is still growing — a workshop planned, an EV on the drive — say so in the inquiry and the quotation can plan the step up.
Ask the customer for the load list and the outage they are insuring against, and the class chooses itself. If the list is still growing — a workshop planned, an EV on the drive — say so in the inquiry and the quotation can plan the step up.
The 3000W as an event and rental unit
One buyer group deserves its own paragraph: rental and event fleets. The class facts for a fleet conversation are the unit's own: 3840Wh of capacity, an LED display and movable wheels, in a single standard model. Fleet buyers should ask about standardising on the class across sites.
Turnaround is the fleet discipline that matters: recharge, inspect, redeploy.
Ordering the BPS-3000W
Big stations ship as freight, not parcels — tell us your port and quantity early so the quote includes realistic packing and shipping.
Wholesale inquiries
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