
B5000 · 5000W Wheeled Power Station
Large-capacity option for a defined equipment supply plan.
View configurations ↗Mobile power option for selected equipment and field use.
Equipment distributors, field-operation buyers and OEM brands evaluating power, energy, movement and charging together.
Send your quantity and target market. MOQ, sample terms, lead time and available documents are confirmed in the quotation.
Equipment distributors, field-operation buyers and OEM brands evaluating power, energy, movement and charging together.
Compare the exact-capacity weight, wheel/handle structure, continuous demand, load startup and the charger arrangement.
Higher nominal energy adds reserve but changes handling and turnaround; larger output must be assessed against the actual equipment.
List station, handling instructions, charger, cables, optional panel and any Bluetooth monitoring demonstration for the selected model.
These are configurations within the same series. V, Ah and Wh links lead to matching configurations across the catalog.
| Model / style | Rated output | Battery V | Capacity Ah | Nominal Wh | Quoted net weight | Choose |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| YX-LA20120 | 2000W | 12.8V | 120Ah | 1536Wh | 21.18 kg | Quote this option ↗ |
| YX-LA20160 | 2000W | 12.8V | 160Ah | 2048Wh | 25.2 kg | Quote this option ↗ |
| YX-LA20200 | 2000W | 12.8V | 200Ah | 2560Wh | 28.9 kg | Quote this option ↗ |
| YX-LA20230 | 2000W | Under review | Under review | Under review | 32.86 kg | Quote this option ↗ |
Compare the quoted version with your target market and equipment. Ask for port photos, the charger label, actual configuration weight and the accessory list with the sample quotation.
| AC output (quoted version) | AC220V/50Hz/2000W |
|---|---|
| MPPT input (verify limits) | 18-45V/15/20A/ XT90 |
| Charger rating (quoted version) | AC180-240V/14.6V/30A/ /XT90 |
| Product dimensions | 38.3 × 32.3 × 35.3 mm |
Ratings above describe the source quotation version. Final market version and any changes belong in the agreed specification.
Use a simple planning estimate to compare battery options. Enter the simultaneous load and an assumed usable-energy factor, then discuss a representative test for the equipment.
This is an arithmetic planning tool, not a product test result. Conversion, standby use, temperature, discharge limits and changing loads affect actual runtime. Device startup and electrical compatibility are separate checks.
Formula: nominal Wh × assumed factor ÷ load W. The factor is an assumption you choose, not a measured specification for this product.

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| Buying step | What to agree | What to inspect |
|---|---|---|
| Configuration | Series, model, V/Ah/Wh and market version | The sample matches the chosen model and interface list |
| Sample evaluation | Demonstrate the intended equipment over its real duty cycle and review handling, loading and the next recharge. | Load test, charger, controls and actual handling |
| Branding | Logo, labels, packaging and manual scope | Artwork revision and the approved physical sample |
| Package contents | List station, handling instructions, charger, cables, optional panel and any Bluetooth monitoring demonstration for the selected model. | Accessory quantities, cable types and carton contents |
| Order & support | Quantity split, inspection, delivery and warranty scope | Quotation and approved specification revision |
Use your equipment schedule and handling priorities. Compare the configurations in the table and use the planning estimate as a starting point, then evaluate the selected sample.
Request an itemized station-plus-panel package if needed. Confirm panel ratings, connector, cables and charger alongside the station.
Send the product model, quantity split, artwork and packaging/manual requirements. The available customization scope and sample process can then be quoted.
Compare the exact-capacity weight, wheel/handle structure, continuous demand, load startup and the charger arrangement.
Ask for the files associated with the exact model and electrical version you intend to purchase. Identify any market or transport requirements in the inquiry.

Large-capacity option for a defined equipment supply plan.
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Mobile power option for selected equipment and field use.
View configurations ↗
Mobile power option for selected equipment and field use.
View configurations ↗Include this series, selected capacity, target market, sample/order quantity and branded-package requirements.