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80-volt, 300-Watts Portable Power Station (Battery Not Included)

Questions & Answers for Kobalt 80-volt, 300-Watts Portable Power Station (Battery Not Included)

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I ordered this over a week ago and there have been no updates.


Is this pure sine wave for safe use with electronic?


Ordered this mid April and have been waiting. It’s almost June and now order status says “canceled”. The item is still for sale on the Lowe’s website.


So can I hook my 24v kobalt charger to it to charge my batteries when I'm out on a job with no power


Will this work with any 80V Kobalt battery, including the 6.0 Ah battery?


Does this have some type of ground fault protection on the 120 ac?


Would this run a CPAP device for at least 8 hours with a fully charged battery?


Is this powerful enough to run a freeze?


Will this power station work using 2 of the single 40 volt Kobalt batteries


Would it operate a electric recliner


Does this timeout after so long or does it shut off when the battery is low?


Would it be able to run a circular saw and if so for how long


I have 5 40V Kolbalt batteries for my lawn equipment. Will this product work with 2 of them stacked to get the 80V? Will it work with 1 battery?


I want a power station/generator that runs off the 80 volt batteries, has a pure sine wave and can be used to run most power tools. 3000W to 5000W.


When will this be available again?


WIll this run my miter saw? Its a 15 amp 12 inch saw.


Why does this 300W inverter get extremely hot and shut down when I’m powering a 100W TV?


Do you plan on releasing a more powerful inverter in the future?


Modified or pure sine wave ?


Does it accept the 80volt greenworks batteries?