Zendure has been a prominent player in the field of ``portable'' energy for some time. Until now, they mostly produced premium, durable portable batteries that were intended for charging portable devices. But what should we do in the event that we want to go camping, or even have an energy blackout and would still like to charge our electronic devices or perhaps even use larger household appliances or more powerful tools?
Zendure SuperBase Pro 2000 is a portable ʺbatteryʺ, or rather, a portable electrical station. SuperBase pro is a battery with capacity 2,096 Wh, which is intended for the increased need for electricity. It is suitable for camping, longer trips, and will also save us in the event of an unexpected power outage. With their own 21.2 kilograms it's ʺportableʺ, but we're sure that most SuperBase users will prefer to ʺtake it awayʺ with the help of the handle and built-in wheels. Unlike other portable batteries, the SuperBase has a huge energy reserve, with one hour but we will be able to reach it by charging 80% battery charge.
2,096 Wh actually means that with the SuperBase Pro 2000, more than 24 hours we supply a small refrigerator, 32 times let's charge the laptop, 148 times charge a mobile phone or increase the range of an electric car by approx 8 kilometers. SuperBase can be filled in different ways. The most basic way is, of course, to connect to the electricity grid, but we can also use solar cells, a generator or even a car. SuperBase has available up to 14 charging ʺholesʺ among which we find AC sockets, USB-C outputs, DC outputs and a 13.6-volt "car" output. All information can be monitored via personal 6-inch screen and via the mobile application. The Zendure SuperBase Pro 2000 is available on the Indiegogo platform from 1,101 euros further. Solar cells, with a power of 200 W, are available for the weak 400 euros.
