High-output modular backup
Start with 3,072Wh. Scale all the way to 18,432Wh.
The PECRON E3600LFP brings a 3,600W pure sine-wave inverter, a 3,072Wh LiFePO4 battery and serious charging capability into one expandable system. Use it as a powerful 120V portable station today, then add compatible EP3800-48V batteries—or pair two stations with PECRON’s separate 240V Connect Box—as your backup plan grows.
At a glance
A bigger power station for bigger startup loads and longer coverage
3,600WContinuous 120V output
3,072WhBuilt-in capacity
7,000WSurge output
79 lbPower-station weight
Choose the option by what is physically included
The Power Station Only option includes one E3600LFP and its standard accessories. PV300 options add the exact number of 300W panels shown in the selected option; EP3800-48V options add the exact number of expansion batteries shown. A trolley, second E3600LFP and 240V Connect Box are not included unless the selected option explicitly says so.
Capacity that follows the job
Add runtime without replacing the core station.
Base station3,072Wh total capacity
+ 1 EP38006,912Wh total capacity
+ 2 EP380010,752Wh total capacity
+ 4 EP380018,432Wh maximum
Expansion figures use PECRON’s 3,840Wh EP3800-48V battery. Use only the manufacturer-specified battery, cables and connection sequence.
Charging architecture
Refill a large battery without waiting all day
Up to 3,200W AC chargingWith PECRON’s 30A cable and a compatible 120V 30A circuit, the manufacturer rates a full recharge at about 1.3 hours.
Standard 15A chargingThe included 15A cable supports up to 1,800W input, with PECRON listing about two hours for a full recharge under its test conditions.
Up to 2,400W solarTwo XT60 inputs are each rated to 1,200W at 32–150V open circuit and 20A maximum. Array design must remain within every input limit.
High-current charging requires an appropriate receptacle, circuit and installation. Never adapt a standard household outlet to imitate a 30A source. Consult a qualified electrician when you are unsure.
Power distribution
One hub for AC loads, 12V equipment and everyday electronics
3,600W 120V ACRun compatible plug-in appliances while staying inside both continuous and surge limits.
30A 12V outputA high-current XT60 DC output supports compatible 12V loads without routing everything through the AC inverter.
USB and wireless chargingThe station includes a 100W USB-C output, additional USB ports and two 15W wireless charging pads.
Optional 240V system path
Two E3600LFP stations can work with PECRON’s separate 240V Connect Box for up to 7,200W at 240V. This page’s standard purchase is one station, so the second station and Connect Box must be purchased separately unless a future option explicitly includes them. Follow PECRON’s manual and applicable electrical codes.
Power Station Only package
What PECRON lists with the base station
- E3600LFP power station
- 15A AC charging cable
- 30A AC fast-charging cable
- Car charging cable
- Single-port MC4-to-XT60 solar cable
- Dual-port MC4-to-XT60 solar cable
- Accessory bag and screwdriver
- User manual and warranty card
Panel and expansion-battery bundle options add only the quantity named in the selected option. Confirm the cart selection before checkout.
Long-life storage
LiFePO4 cells rated for 3,500+ cycles
PECRON rates the E3600LFP battery to retain at least 80% of original capacity after more than 3,500 cycles. The manufacturer lists a 2+3-year warranty; registration requirements, exclusions and remedies are governed by PECRON’s current written warranty terms.
Common questions
E3600LFP FAQ
Does one E3600LFP produce 240V?
No. One station provides 120V AC. PECRON’s 240V configuration requires two E3600LFP units and the separate compatible 240V Connect Box.
Do all options include solar panels or expansion batteries?
No. Only options whose names include PV300 panels or EP3800-48V batteries include those items, and the quantity is stated in the option name. “Power Station Only” contains no solar panel or expansion battery.
Can I get 3,200W charging from a normal wall outlet?
No. The 3,200W rate requires PECRON’s 30A cable and a compatible 120V 30A circuit. A standard 15A connection is rated to 1,800W input.
How should I plan solar panels for the two XT60 inputs?
Design each input string separately and keep it within 32–150V open circuit, 20A and 1,200W. Account for cold-weather voltage rise and verify connectors and polarity before energizing the array.