Wholesale portable power stations and camping pumps

LiFePO4 portable power stations from a 192 Wh mini model to 4234 Wh on wheels, solar power banks, rechargeable mini air pumps and hand pumps.

Every lithium model is shipped as dangerous goods and comes with its own document set. We check those documents first and tell you what is available before you plan a range.

Buying guide

Portable power stations have moved from specialist products to something campers and van owners actively look for. The margins are attractive, but so are the risks: this category brings battery law, transport rules and warranty questions that most camping products do not.

What is in the range

LiFePO4 power stations at 192, 240, 600 and about 1000 Wh, up to 1997 and 4234 Wh, with pure sine output, MPPT solar input and fast-charging options; solar power banks of 20,000 and 30,000 mAh; a rechargeable 2200 mAh mini pump; a double-action hand pump for SUPs.

What we ask for

UN 38.3 test summary, CE documents (EMC, LVD), RoHS, cell type and capacity. Regulation (EU) 2023/1542 applies to batteries, with obligations for importers, labelling and removability rules that phase in by date, so we confirm what applies at the time of your order. Power figures on a spec sheet are measured on a sample where possible, rather than copied.

Private label options

Your brand on the housing

Logo and front-panel design on the housing, subject to supplier minimums.

Your documents

If your brand is on the product, you carry manufacturer duties. We walk you through what that means before you commit.

Spare parts and service

Cables, chargers and a service plan agreed with the factory before you launch.

About private label

Checklist before you order

  • Ask for UN 38.3, CE and RoHS documents for the exact model and capacity
  • Check how Regulation (EU) 2023/1542 applies on your sale date
  • Plan shipping as dangerous goods: route and carrier are confirmed per shipment
  • Measure capacity and output on a sample
  • Decide who handles warranty and returns before you sell
  • Under your own brand you carry manufacturer duties: read our guide first

Frequently asked questions

Can power stations be delivered to any EU country?

Yes, but as dangerous goods. The carrier, packaging and cost are set per shipment and shown in the offer.

What documents come with a power station?

We ask for UN 38.3 data, CE documents, RoHS and battery information for the specific model. If a supplier cannot supply them, we do not offer that model.

Can I order a power station as a sample?

Yes, but samples also ship under dangerous goods rules, so they cost more and can take longer than other samples.

Is LiFePO4 treated differently from other lithium batteries?

For transport, LiFePO4 is still a lithium battery and needs UN 38.3 data and dangerous goods handling.

Send us your product list

Links, photos or a spreadsheet are enough. You get delivered prices, minimums, lead times and the documents available within 2 working days.

Request a quote

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  • Prices delivered to your door, customs and VAT included in the calculation
  • Written offer within 2 working days

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