Duracell DPP-600HD Powerpack 600 Jump Starter & Emergency Power Source with Radio

Buying this makes up for buying the 400 watt xandrex solar which was dissapointing. YOU can add a 30 watt solar panel to charge AND an extra external battery via battery cables to multiply the power output time considerably!! BUY this if want a stand alone work shop power supply for small to medium appliances or RV for a "green" power setup. Jumpstart a car is bonus too. Glad to see Green technology finally here. My mechanic suggested getting a $1700 honda generator which is way too much for a camping or emergency power supply. I'm going to invest in the bigger xandrex 1500 watt power supply since very happy with this product.


This is xandrex, well worth the money, will replace a small 1000 watt generator I was planning on getting used since pricey.

Received in record time and performs great! Does as promised. Bought for CPAP machine but used it the 3rd day for jump starting a tractor. Battery connections are in need of redesign...too difficult to attach to machine.

I recently purchased two of these Powerpacks to take tailgating at football games. I run a dish receiver, LCD TV and a margarita machine. I only use one at a time, and I can get almost an hour and a half from one pack. When it gets low, I simply unplug a single outlet and plug it into the other pack. All in all, I can get around three hours of use out of the two packs. They perform just as described and I'm sure they will come in handy during the winter to power small heaters or other devices as need since we occasionally lose power due to ice.

The quality of this item is excellent. We charged it up and plugged in a lamp that we would use if the power had gone out and also plugged in both our cell phones. We turned the light on and went to bed. It was still on and still had over 20% charge left in the morning. Phones were fully charged. Radio tuner could be better if it had a fine tuning knob like our weather radio has. Overall, great product.

I used one star because the system won't let you select anything lower. Maybe I got the lemon, but the unit would not charge. I first tried the AC charger, but after one week of charging the battery was still dead. Thinking it may be the AC charging unit, I trying using the DC power cable. I hooked the unit up in my car for a week of my daily commute (about an hour a day). The battery pack never moved from a zero charge. I finaly shipped the unit back for a refund.