PGH M2200 - Portable Power Station (2240Wh, expandable to 6720Wh)

2400WAC Output,2000WAC Input,1200W PV Input 2240Wh LFP Battery,Cycle Life≥6000

USB-C1100W,USB-C245W,USB-A1/A218W

Extra Battery Module(EBM)

2240Wh LFP Battery,Cycle Life≥6000 Expand to 2 EBMs,up to 6720Wh

HD TFT Display

Support Wi-Fi/Bluetooth

When "Just Enough" Isn't Enough

The M1200 is a solid choice for a weekend camping trip or a brief home outage—keep the router alive, charge a few phones, run a small fridge. But some situations demand more. A full-size refrigerator that needs to run overnight. A sump pump that has to keep pumping through a storm. A CPAP machine that has to work for days, not hours. A remote cabin or job site where you're running power tools, lights, and a microwave off-grid. The PGH M2200 was built for those situations. It's the larger sibling of the M1200, and it's designed for people who've realized that "just enough" backup power is a compromise they don't want to make.

2400W AC Output: Real Appliance Power

The M2200 puts out 2400 watts of continuous AC power. That's enough to run a full-size refrigerator, a microwave, a circular saw, a space heater, or a small window air conditioner. These aren't small devices. They're the ones that draw serious current and demand a stable sine wave—which is exactly what the M2200 delivers. It's a pure sine wave inverter, so motors start smoothly and electronics run cool. You're not limited to phone chargers and LED lights. You can run the appliances that actually keep a home or a job site functional.

2240Wh Base Capacity, Expandable to 6720Wh

The M2200 starts with 2240 watt-hours of storage—more than double the M1200's base capacity. That's enough to run a typical home refrigerator for a full day, or keep a CPAP machine running for several nights, or power a remote work setup through an extended outage. But the real advantage is expansion. The M2200 supports up to two external battery modules (EBMs), each adding another 2240Wh. That takes the total to 6720Wh—enough to run a fridge for days, power a small cabin's essential circuits, or keep medical equipment running through a prolonged grid failure. The EBMs use the same LiFePO4 cells with the same 6000+ cycle life, so expanding the system doesn't introduce a weaker link. The whole bank is built to last.

LiFePO₄ Chemistry: Safe, Stable, Long-Term

Like the M1200, the M2200 is built around lithium iron phosphate cells. This is not a marketing checkbox. LiFePO4 is inherently more stable than other lithium chemistries. It doesn't suffer thermal runaway. You can leave it in a hot vehicle, in a garage that sees temperature swings, or in an RV that sits in the sun, without worrying that the battery is becoming a hazard. It's also rated for 6000+ cycles. In practical terms, that's decades of use before the battery degrades to 80% of its original capacity. You're buying a power station, not a battery that needs replacing every few years. The M2200 is designed to be a long-term asset.

USB-C and USB-A: Fast Charging for Everything

The charging ports are identical to the M1200 and just as capable: a 100W USB-C1 port for fast laptop charging, a 45W USB-C2 port for tablets and smaller laptops, and two 18W USB-A ports for phones and accessories. You can charge a laptop, a tablet, two phones, and a camera simultaneously, all at full speed. During an outage or off-grid, that means your entire digital toolkit stays powered—not just the bare essentials.

Fast Recharge, Serious Solar Input

The M2200 recharges from a wall outlet at 2000 watts AC input. For a battery this size, that's genuinely fast. You're not waiting overnight to refill the bank. And the 1200W PV input means you can pull serious power from solar panels when you're off-grid. A decent array will recharge the M2200 in a few hours of good sun, which makes it a viable primary power source for extended off-grid stays, not just a backup that you recharge when you get home.

HD TFT Display and Remote Monitoring

The HD TFT display shows input and output wattage, battery percentage, and estimated runtime. It's clear and readable even in bright sunlight—which matters when you're checking it outside, at a campsite, or on a job site. No cryptic blinking lights. No guessing. And with built-in Wi‑Fi and Bluetooth, you can monitor and control the M2200 from your phone. Check status from inside the RV. Turn off unused outputs remotely to conserve power. Set charging schedules so the unit tops up during off-peak hours. The app gives you the same clarity as the display, but from anywhere within range.

Who the M2200 Is For

This is a portable power station for people whose needs exceed what a small unit can deliver:

` RV owners: Run a microwave, a coffee maker, a TV, and a refrigerator off-grid without firing up a generator.

`Homeowners: Keep a sump pump, a refrigerator, a freezer, and medical equipment running through an extended outage.

`Overlanders and cabin owners: Power lights, tools, and appliances in remote locations where the grid doesn't reach.

`Contractors and remote job sites: Run circular saws, chargers, and work lights without a gas generator.

`Anyone with medical equipment: CPAP machines, oxygen concentrators, and other critical devices that need reliable backup for more than a few hours.

The Portable Power Station That Scales

The PGH M2200 isn't just a bigger battery in a bigger box. It's a platform. You start with 2240Wh and 2400W of output. If that's enough, you're done. If you need more—more runtime, more capacity, more days off-grid—you add an EBM. Then another. The system grows with your needs, and the LiFePO4 cells keep the whole thing safe, stable, and long-lived. For anyone who's outgrown a small portable power station but doesn't want the noise, fumes, and maintenance of a gas generator, the M2200 is the next step up. Serious power. Serious capacity. Serious flexibility.