We recommend the Dabbsson 1000L for campers and van weekenders who want a lightweight 1kWh power station. Price $386.00. Best for campers, van weekenders and home-backup shoppers who want a lightweight 1kWh LiFePO4-class station.
A 1,008Wh, 24 lb station with 1,200W output and 15ms UPS.
We recommend the Dabbsson 1000L for campers and van weekenders who want a lightweight 1kWh power station. Dabbsson lists 1,008Wh at just 24 lb, 1,200W output with 1,800W Power-Boost, 600W of solar input, 4,000 charge cycles to over 80% capacity, a 15ms UPS and the Dabbsson app. At $386 for the station alone it is a strong value in the 1kWh class.
What we like
- Light for its capacity
- Strong output and solar input
- Fast AC recharge
- Eight ports and an app
Keep in mind
- 1,200W is a ceiling
- Solar panels are separate
- One kilowatt-hour is not a week of power
The details that matter.
Manufacturer specifications for the configuration reviewed.
- Capacity
- 1,008Wh
- Weight
- 24 lb (10.89 kg)
- AC output
- 1,200W; 1,800W in Power-Boost mode
- Solar input
- Up to 600W
- Cycle life
- 4,000 cycles to over 80% capacity, per Dabbsson
- Ports
- 2 × AC (1,200W), 1 × USB-C 100W, 1 × USB-C 30W, 2 × USB-A 30W, 1 × car 126W, 1 × DC5521
- Charging
- AC to 80% in about 50 minutes; 600W solar; 12V/24V car charging
- Backup
- UPS switching in 15ms
- Control
- Dabbsson app
- Model / SKU
- 1000L, station only · USOWDBS1000L-B-US001
Who should buy the 1000L
Buy it if you want one carry-everywhere battery for camp lights, a fridge, laptops and small appliances, or short-term home backup. It is lighter than typical 1kWh stations and fast to recharge.
Output and ports
Two AC outlets deliver up to 1,200W, with Power-Boost to 1,800W for brief high-wattage loads. USB-C ports at 100W and 30W, two USB-A, a 126W car port and a DC5521 round out eight outputs.
Charging options
Recharge from a wall outlet to 80% in about 50 minutes, from 600W of solar, or from 12V/24V car charging. Our guide to charging from your car explains the basics.
Battery life and backup
Dabbsson lists 4,000 cycles to over 80% capacity and a 15ms UPS switch for continuity. Read our LiFePO4 versus lithium-ion guide to compare chemistries.
Why we like it.
Light for its capacity
Dabbsson lists 1,008Wh at 24 lb, which it says is 15% lighter and 36% more compact than typical 1kWh stations.
Strong output and solar input
1,200W output with 1,800W Power-Boost handles many appliances, and 600W of solar input shortens recharging.
Fast AC recharge
Dabbsson says a wall outlet restores 80% in about 50 minutes.
Eight ports and an app
Two AC outlets, USB-C at 100W and 30W, USB-A, a car port and DC output, with the Dabbsson app for monitoring.
A few things to consider.
1,200W is a ceiling
Power-Boost reaches 1,800W for high-wattage start-up loads, but a 2,000W heater or kettle is beyond it.
Solar panels are separate
The reviewed variant is the station only; panel bundles are separate listings.
One kilowatt-hour is not a week of power
Size capacity to your devices and run time using our sizing guide.
Get the 1000L Portable Power Station.
Campers, van weekenders and home-backup shoppers who want a lightweight 1kWh LiFePO4-class station. Check the current price and configuration with Dabbsson.
A few good questions.
How big is the battery?
1,008Wh.
How much can it output?
1,200W, with 1,800W in Power-Boost mode.
How fast does it charge?
To 80% in about 50 minutes from a wall socket, per Dabbsson.
Does it include solar panels?
Not in the station-only listing; bundles are sold separately.
About this review
Dabbsson official product page and public product data, with our editorial assessment. Product details checked October 25, 2026 against Dabbsson's official product listing. Shop the official Dabbsson store. Images courtesy of the manufacturer. Our editorial standards.
