Southeast Asia · Wholesale · OEM / ODM
Portable power stations for Southeast Asia’s islands, markets and storm season
The C-Series puts LiFePO4 storage and a 220 V pure sine outlet into boxes from 1.4 kg — rechargeable from solar, mains or a car socket. Supplied direct from our Guangzhou factory to distributors, installers and private-label brands.
Serving channel partners in Indonesia · Philippines · Vietnam · Thailand · Malaysia · Singapore
Why power fails here
Three conditions every unit has to survive
Island grids, monsoon weather and a trading day that runs past sunset. The C-Series was specified against those three realities rather than against a laboratory bench.
Storm season, every season
Typhoon and monsoon outages land on the same provinces year after year. A station that recharges from a panel keeps a classroom, a clinic desk or a store counter working when the feeder drops — with no fuel queue and no generator running through the night.
The last mile is a boat
Archipelago logistics decide what a shop can afford to stock. C-Series units weigh 1.4–3.1 kg and ship 6 to 15 pieces per carton, so a distributor can build a mixed pallet instead of committing capital to heavy freight.
Trade happens after dark
Night markets, food carts and sari-sari stores earn their margin in the evening. Up to four 12 V outputs plus universal 220 V sockets keep lighting, a fan, a router and a POS terminal alive from one box.
The range
Eight models, one battery philosophy
Every unit runs LiFePO4 cells behind either a 220 V pure sine inverter or a direct 12 V DC path — no lead-acid, and no modified-wave output unless you order it that way. Choose by the load, not by the catalogue page.

Compact · 70 W
C701 Solar Power Station
Palm-sized 220 V backup, shipped with two 12 V square lanterns — the entry SKU for hardware stores and kiosk chains.

Pure DC · no inverter
C802 12 V Solar Power Station
Lamps, fans, radios and phones with zero conversion loss — built for night-market stalls, boats and rooms off the grid.

Carry · 100 W
C803 Portable Power Station
One clean 220 V outlet on a desk-size body for laptops, routers, soldering irons and small TVs.

Wall-mount · 200 / 300 W
C801 Wall-Mounted Station
A 12-LED panel with SOS mode turns the C801 into a room light as well as a power source — the outage light for a home or shop.

Twin AC · 200 W
C804 Dual AC Power Station
Two 220 V outlets at once — POS plus heated cabinet, projector plus laptop — with a capacity LCD and LED panel.

Flagship · 300 W
C805 Dual AC Power Station
The most power in the carry series: twin 300 W outlets, edge cooling vents for longer runs, digital display.

Power + sound
300 W Bluetooth Speaker Station
Power station, speaker and LED panel in one matte-black box — pop-up stalls, events and hospitality terraces.

King Kong · 500 / 1,000 W
C901 Portable Power Station
Two ratings on one rugged shell with a foldable handle — events, stalls and site work that needs more headroom.
Specifications
Compare the C-Series
The columns that decide a container order: capacity, rated output, port count and how the unit recharges. Every figure below is taken from the model specification sheets.
| Model | Capacity | Rated AC output | AC outlets | 12 V DC | USB | Recharging | Colours |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| C701 | 128 Wh (10 Ah) | 70 W · sine | 1 × 220 V | 2 × 12 V/2 A | 2 × USB-A + 1 × Type-C | 12 V port · 3 A solar | Black / Orange / Green |
| C802 | 128 Wh (10 Ah) | No inverter — pure DC | — | 2 × 12 V, 10 A total | 2 × USB-A 5 V/2 A | 12 V port · solar | Black / Orange / Green |
| C803 | 192 Wh (15 Ah) | 100 W · sine | 1 × 220 V | 3 × 12 V | 2 × USB-A 5 V/2 A | 12 V port · solar / mains / car | Black / Orange / Green |
| C801 | 192 Wh (15 Ah) | 200 W / 300 W · sine | 1 × 220 V | 4 × 12 V/2 A | 2 × USB-A 5 V/2 A | 12 V port · solar | Black / Orange / Green |
| C804 | 192 Wh (15 Ah) | 200 W · sine | 2 × 220 V | 4 × 12 V | 2 × USB-A 5 V/2 A | 12 V port · solar / mains / car | Black / Orange / Green |
| C805 | 192 Wh (15 Ah) | 300 W · sine | 2 × 220 V | 4 × 12 V | 2 × USB-A 5 V/2 A | 12 V port · solar / mains / car | Black / Orange / Green |
| BT 300 W | 192 Wh (15 Ah) | 300 W · sine | 1 × 220 V | 4 × 12 V/2 A | 2 × USB-A 5 V/2 A | 12 V port · solar | Black / Orange / Green |
| C901 | 384 Wh / 768 Wh | 500 W modified wave / 1,000 W sine | 2 × 220 V | 4 × 12 V | 2 × USB-A + 2 × Type-C | 12 V port · solar | Orange / Blue / Green |
Figures per the model specification sheets. Socket standard, plug type, packaging and panel printing are specified per order. Run-time depends on the load and the device power factor, not on capacity alone.
In the field
The stall stays open after the street lights go out
A C802 runs a 12 V LED strip and a lamp from its DC sockets while the phone charges over USB — no inverter hum, no generator in the alley. The next morning the same box takes a solar top-up.
- 128 Wh, 1.4 kg, two 12 V outputs up to 10 A in total
- Built-in LED lamp for the counter, the deck or the room
- Recharges from solar, mains or a car socket
On the ground
Three more places the same box goes to work
The C-Series is chosen for the same three reasons across the region: no fuel, no noise, and a lamp that still turns on.

Night market · street food
A C804 runs the cart’s LED strip at 200 W while the wok keeps turning.

Floating market · dawn
A C802 runs a 12 V lamp under the boat canopy — pure DC, no inverter.

Sari-sari counter · dusk
The C701’s lamp holds the counter open after the fluorescent tube fails.
Illustrative scenes. The unit shown in each image is the model named in the caption.
Recharging
Three ways in, so a unit is never idle
Every C-Series model accepts a 12 V charging input, which is what a solar panel, the supplied mains charger and a car socket all plug into. The C701 adds a dedicated 3 A solar input.
Solar
Panel to the 12 V input, or the 3 A solar port on the C701. The practical option for boats, beach stalls and sites the grid does not reach; overcast days simply take longer.
Mains
The charger in the box tops the unit up wherever a socket exists — the routine for shops that have a supply but lose it during storms.
Car socket
A 12 V car socket keeps a unit charged between stops on delivery routes, in vans, and on boats with a 12 V bus.
Sizing
Match the box to the load on the counter
The arithmetic a buyer can do before asking for a price: capacity in watt-hours divided by the draw of the appliance. The table below is that division, before inverter losses and duty cycle.
| Typical stall load | Draw | 192 Wh unit | 384 Wh unit | 768 Wh unit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Phone charger | 10 W | ≈19 h | ≈38 h | ≈77 h |
| LED lamp or strip light | 15 W | ≈12 h | ≈25 h | ≈51 h |
| LED sign or display | 30 W | ≈6 h | ≈12 h | ≈25 h |
| Clip fan | 45 W | ≈4 h | ≈8 h | ≈17 h |
| POS terminal | 60 W | ≈3 h | ≈6 h | ≈12 h |
| Laptop charger | 65 W | ≈3 h | ≈5 h | ≈11 h |
Capacity ÷ draw, expressed in whole hours. Inverter losses and intermittent duty reduce real run-time; the 192 Wh column covers C801, C803, C804, C805 and the Bluetooth model, 384 / 768 Wh cover the two C901 ratings. The C802 is DC-only and is not included.
Wholesale & OEM
Order one unit, or a private-label run
We supply distributors, e-commerce sellers and installation firms. Trial orders start at a single unit; container and private-label programmes are quoted against your specification.
Private label, properly done
Logo, panel printing, colour, socket standard and retail packaging are all customisable on patented housings — the same tooling our own brand ships on, not a generic shell.
Documentation for import
CE-marked units with UN38.3 and RoHS documentation available on request — the paperwork a customs broker and a lithium-battery freight forwarder will ask for.
Terms
Deposit on order, balance as agreed before dispatch; production runs 3–7 days by order volume. Freight and delivery are quoted per destination and incoterm.
Buyer questions
What distributors ask before the first order
Is 220 V the right voltage for Southeast Asia?
Yes. Mains across Indonesia, the Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand and Malaysia is 220–240 V at 50 Hz, and every C-Series AC outlet is a 220 V pure sine output. Universal sockets accept the plug types used across the region; fixed socket standards are available on private-label orders.
How long will a station run my stall?
It depends on the load, not on the box alone. 192 Wh into a 60 W load is roughly three hours of continuous draw; a pair of LED lamps and a phone charger will run considerably longer. Send us the device list and we will size it with you.
Can it be charged from solar during the monsoon?
Yes, with a panel sized to the input. Every model takes solar through its 12 V charging port, and the C701 has a dedicated 3 A solar input. Expect longer charge times under cloud, and keep a mains top-up as the backup.
What about heat, humidity and salt air?
The cells are LiFePO4 in an ABS housing, and the C805 carries edge vents for longer AC runs. Keep units out of direct sun, clear of standing water and vents unobstructed; on boats and coastal sites we recommend a dry storage box and periodic terminal inspection.
Do you supply spares and replacements?
Chargers and 12 V lanterns ship with the units they belong to. After-sales spares and warranty terms are quoted per order, so they match the volume, the destination and the channel you sell through.
What is the minimum for my own brand?
Stock colours and packaging start at one unit. Logo, panel printing, custom colour and retail packaging need a production run — send your target quantity and configuration and we will quote the MOQ for it.
Next step
Price a C-Series container for your market
Tell us the models, the volumes and the destination — we will come back with unit pricing, carton counts and the lead time for that configuration.