Ark2500 + 400W Solar Panel
Feature
Battery: EV-Grade LiFePO₄, 4000+ Cycles
Capacity: 2160Wh (Expandable up to 10800Wh via 4 Extra Packs)
AC Charging: 1800W,0–80% in 1.2 Hours (Three-Stage Healthy Charge)
Solar Input: Dual 600W MPPT (1200W Total, XT90 Terminals)
UPS Switchover: <10ms (Professional Grade)
Low Noise: <30dB in Quiet Charging Mode
AC Output:2500W
High-Power DC: 12V/25A XT60 Output (Supports Road Rescue/Car Charging)
Fast USB Output: 2× PD 140W (Independent) & 2× QC3.0
Smart Control: Bluetooth App (OTA Updates, Storm Alerts, Peak-Shaving)
Lighting: Retractable 360° Surrounding LED Light
Free Shipping from the U.S. | Delivery in 3–7 days
Estimated Delivery Time:
- 3 business days for most regions in the U.S.
- Up to 7 business days for remote or rural areas.
Available Shipping Area:
- the continental United States excluding Alaska, Hawaii, or any international destinations outside of North America.
$2,108.00
24 Hours Processing Time
3-7 Days Delivery Time
2-5 Years Warranty
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1-5 of 89 reviews
Great overall solar kit
While testing solar before summer trips, the Ark2500 and the 400W solar panel covered cooler, lanterns, and breakfast prep gear.
Solar helped once placed well
For a practical camping power plan, we used the Ark2500 for cooler, laptop, lanterns, and phone chargers. During the day, we moved the 400W solar panel out of shade and it started charging steadily. A longer cable would still make shaded campsites easier.
Heavy but very capable
During a sunny break in the weather, we used the Ark2500 for our cooler, camera batteries, and campsite lighting. During the day, solar charging helped us save the battery for nighttime use.
Clouds slowed charging some
At a remote trailhead stop, the panel kept topping up while camp was quiet.
Good but panel needs space
When the campsite got busy, the bundle made outdoor power planning much easier. We started with the station charged, used it for a compact fridge, string lights, and USB-C laptop charging, and let the 400W panel work during the sunny hours. For dry camping, this felt much closer to a real power plan than a backup gadget.