We recommend the FlashFish E112B EU for vehicle campers who need a larger energy reserve and higher AC ceiling for a carefully planned group of devices. Price €389.99; €350.99 with code SEBASTIANBASSOL (10% off). Best for vehicle campers planning a mixed load list who want roughly 1kWh of stored energy.
A larger reserve for vehicle camp.
We recommend the FlashFish E112B EU for vehicle campers who need a larger energy reserve and higher AC ceiling for a carefully planned group of devices. The standalone unit combines 1,008Wh of LiFePO4 capacity with up to 1,200W of shared pure-sine AC output, two 230V EU outlets and a USB-C1 port rated up to 100W. Those figures make it a more capable base-camp option than a small electronics station. Its 11.2kg weight and 1008Wh capacity still require practical planning: carry it by vehicle, check device startup loads, and measure daily energy use before promising yourself a fridge runtime. Choose a smaller FlashFish model when your kit is mostly phones and lights; choose the E112B when the higher capacity and output solve a real load problem.
What we like
- A real increase in stored energy and output
- Two EU outlets simplify a shared setup
- Charging options suit a vehicle base camp
Keep in mind
- 11.2kg makes it vehicle gear
- A 1,008Wh label is not a fridge runtime
- The station-only option does not include solar panels
The details that matter.
Manufacturer specifications for the configuration reviewed.
- Reviewed configuration
- Standalone E112B*1 · EU 230V version · SKU E112B-1
- Battery capacity / chemistry
- 1,008Wh (22.4V, 45Ah) · LiFePO4
- Rated AC output
- Up to 1,200W shared pure sine wave
- EU AC outlets
- 2 · 230V~, 50Hz
- USB-C1
- Up to 100W
- Other USB outputs
- USB-C2, USB-A1 and USB-A2 up to 30W each; USB-C2 and USB-A1 share 5V/3A
- DC outputs
- 2 × DC5521 and 12V/10A car output · 120W shared maximum
- AC charging input
- 100–240V~, 50/60Hz · up to 960W
- Solar / DC input
- 10.5–60V · up to 600W
- Dimensions / net weight
- 415 × 203 × 242mm · approximately 11.2kg
- Standalone package
- Power station, AC charging cable and user manual
Who should buy the FlashFish E112B EU?
We would shortlist the E112B for vehicle campers with a written load list: perhaps several electronics, lights and one or more compatible AC devices, with a dependable way to recharge between stops. Its 1,008Wh capacity is a step into a much larger class than the E103, while 1,200W of shared AC output sets the limit for simultaneous AC demand. The station's 11.2kg weight makes it better suited to a boot, van or base camp than a hiking pack. If your usual trip only needs phone and camera charging, a smaller battery is easier to store and carry.
Understand what the 1,200W rating can and cannot do
FlashFish lists up to 1,200W of shared pure-sine AC output. That describes the total compatible AC load the inverter can support; it is not 1,200W per outlet. Check each appliance's running draw and starting surge, then add together anything you plan to run at once. Heating and cooking devices can draw heavily, so verify their labels and do not build a load plan around a short peak figure.
Plan energy around the time between recharges
The 1,008Wh battery capacity is useful for comparing stations, but available energy at the device will be lower after conversion losses and station overhead. Estimate each device's daily watt-hours, multiply by the days between dependable charging opportunities, and leave reserve. A compressor fridge needs a representative daily energy measurement because its draw cycles. Solar input is listed up to 600W, but actual charging depends on compatible voltage, panel conditions and setup.
Check the exact EU outlets and package
This review covers the EU 230V, 50Hz E112B*1 unit. The product page lists two AC outputs, USB-C1 up to 100W, additional USB ports, DC5521 outputs and a 12V car output, all subject to their own and shared limits. FlashFish also sells versions with TSP100 panels. The standalone listing's package contains the power station, an AC charging cable and a manual; do not assume either panel is included unless you select that bundle.
Where it fits in the FlashFish size ladder
The E103 is the compact 179.2Wh / 300W choice for light loads. The E106B raises that to 384Wh / up to 600W, while the E112B reaches 1,008Wh / up to 1,200W and weighs about 11.2kg. Those published figures help separate roles, not promise a particular runtime. Our portable-power sizing guide shows how to match a station to device watt-hours and charging gaps before choosing a model.
How we would buy it
Use our FlashFish Europe link and select the standalone E112B*1 option if you do not want a solar bundle. Check the EU voltage, package contents, planned load and the station's placement in your vehicle. The price panel shows the current checked standalone price alongside the arithmetic estimate for code SEBASTIANBASSOL, which gives 10% off.
Why we like it.
A real increase in stored energy and output
The E112B lists 1,008Wh and up to 1,200W shared AC output. Compared with the 179.2Wh E103 and 384Wh E106B in this same EU lineup, it gives a vehicle camper more energy to plan around and a higher rated AC ceiling. We like it for a broader load list, provided those numbers match actual devices rather than a wish list.
Two EU outlets simplify a shared setup
FlashFish lists two 230V, 50Hz AC outlets, with the combined AC output shared up to 1,200W. That can make a campsite arrangement easier when two compatible devices need AC at once. Add their draw together and check startup requirements; two sockets do not double the inverter's rating.
Charging options suit a vehicle base camp
The station supports up to 960W AC charging input and up to 600W solar/DC input within a stated 10.5–60V range. That creates several ways to replenish the battery, depending on the trip and compatible equipment. We like that FlashFish publishes an input window; a panel's wattage alone is not enough to establish a safe match.
A few things to consider.
11.2kg makes it vehicle gear
The manufacturer lists a net weight of approximately 11.2kg and dimensions of 415 × 203 × 242mm. That is a sensible form for a vehicle trunk, van or fixed camp table, but a substantial carry for a long walk from the parking area. Plan where it will sit and how you will move it before choosing this size.
A 1,008Wh label is not a fridge runtime
The battery's stored energy and the inverter's output answer different questions. Fridge cycling, ambient temperature, settings, conversion losses and other loads all affect duration. Measure your actual daily energy use and include a recharge plan; do not use the 1,200W output figure as a runtime estimate.
The station-only option does not include solar panels
The official listing separates E112B*1 from bundles with one or two TSP100 panels. The standalone package lists the station, AC charging cable and manual. If you want solar charging, choose the correct kit or a compatible panel after checking voltage, connector and polarity.
Get the E112B EU Portable Power Station.
Vehicle campers planning a mixed load list who want roughly 1kWh of stored energy. Check the current price and configuration with FlashFish.
Your FlashFish reader offer.
10% off with code SEBASTIANBASSOL at the official FlashFish store.
See the FlashFish code, terms & redemption stepsA few good questions.
What is the discount code for the FlashFish E112B EU Portable Power Station?
The FlashFish discount code is SEBASTIANBASSOL for 10% off at eu.flashfishtech.com. That brings the FlashFish E112B EU Portable Power Station to €350.99 (€389.99 before the code), before tax and shipping. Open the shop link, enter SEBASTIANBASSOL at checkout, and confirm the 10% off in the order summary. It is a permanent partner code that never expires.
Is the FlashFish E112B worth buying for camping?
We recommend it for vehicle campers whose checked load list needs more energy and AC output than a compact station can offer. It stores 1,008Wh, provides up to 1,200W shared AC output and weighs about 11.2kg. Choose a smaller unit for a few electronics or measure daily use before relying on it for a fridge.
Can the E112B power a camping fridge?
It can support a compatible fridge when the running and startup loads fit its output limits. Actual runtime depends on measured daily energy use, ambient temperature, settings, conversion losses and other devices. Compare the fridge's representative daily watt-hours with the station's usable energy and your recharge plan.
How many AC outlets are on the EU E112B?
FlashFish lists two 230V, 50Hz AC outlets. Their output is shared, up to 1,200W total; check the combined load and startup requirements of connected devices.
Does the E112B come with a solar panel?
The standalone E112B*1 package lists the station, an AC charging cable and a user manual. FlashFish sells separate bundles with one or two TSP100 panels. Select the exact package you want and verify panel compatibility with the station's 10.5–60V, up-to-600W solar/DC input.
What is the FlashFish E112B's EU voltage?
The manufacturer lists the EU AC configuration at 230V and 50Hz. Check that your devices and destination match this regional version before ordering.
What does code SEBASTIANBASSOL do on the E112B?
The code gives 10% off. The after-code price is an estimate; verify the benefit in the order summary.
About this review
FlashFish Europe product page, technical table and current Shopify variant data, with our editorial assessment. Product details checked October 16, 2026 against FlashFish's official product listing. Shop the official FlashFish store. Images courtesy of the manufacturer. Our editorial standards.
