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Powerguard 3000W Portable Power Station (2560Wh) $1279.60 Delivered (RRP $3299) @ Techunion

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Powerguard 3000W Portable Power Station (2560Wh) $1279.60 Delivered (RRP $3299) @ Techunion
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AssociatedLPOWERGUARDAU on 05/06/2026 - 14:17 techunion.com.au (531 clicks)
Last edited 05/06/2026 - 14:29 by 2 other users
Ozbargain60

Hi OzBargain Community,

We've organised an exclusive EOFY offer just for OzBargain members.
For a limited time, you can get 60% OFF our 3000w/2560wh Powerguard Portable Powerstation, plus FREE Shipping Australia-wide.

Deal Details
• 60% OFF 3000w/2560Wh Powerguard Portable Power Station on Techunion, get it for $1279.60 – that’s $1744.94 off RRP!
• FREE Shipping Australia-wide
• Use exclusive coupon code: Ozbargain60

Quick Specs:
• Capacity & Output: 2560Wh / 3000W AC (5000w peak). Will run almost any appliance!
• Battery: Long-Life LiFePO4 Batteries (up to 4000+ charges for decades of use)
• Fast Charging: Solar, vehicle or AC wall power- full charge in as little as 1.7 hours
• Wifi & Bluetooth control app
• Telescopic handle & aluminium alloy frame for mobility
• Warranty: 3 year warranty
• Expandable@ add battery packs and solar panels for up to 17.5KWH of energy

Perfect For
• Camping & caravanning
• Road trips
• Off-grid adventures
• Emergency backup power
• Home and outdoor use
• Charging phones, laptops, fridges, lights and more

How To Redeem
1. Visit https://techunion.com.au/products/powerguard-pro-3000w-porta…
2. Add your chosen Power Station and/or Solar Panel to cart - the code will work with all Powerguard Power stations, expansion packs and solar panels!
3. Enter coupon code Ozbargain60
4. Discount and free shipping will be applied at checkout

Important
• Exclusive to the OzBargain community!
• Limited-time and extremely limited stock – 100 units only!
• Officially valid from June 5th to June 15th- but at this price we anticipate stock will sell out fast.

Feel free to ask any questions in the comments!
(Disclaimer: I am a representative of Powerguard AU sold via Tech Union)

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  • XeKayeM on 05/06/2026 - 14:23

    How about a link?

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    • AssociatedPOWERGUARDAU @ Techunion on 05/06/2026 - 14:29

      Hi There - thanks for that, its my first time posting, ill make sure to add it.

      Here you go :)

      https://techunion.com.au/products/powerguard-pro-3000w-porta…

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      • 0jay on 05/06/2026 - 15:51

        what kind of charge time are we talking for a 240v mains connection?

        link says 1.7hr fast charge but that's not a lot of information to go on

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        • AssociatedPOWERGUARDAU @ Techunion on 05/06/2026 - 16:04

          hi There,

          It has a fast charge mode that draws 1500w and charges in around 1.7 hours from a wall socket. It takes approx. 3-4.5 hours for a full charge on standard mode (600w-800w AC input power)

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  • AsukaST on 05/06/2026 - 14:37

    Who are you? Can't find a ABN on your website?

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    • cjmorgan87 on 05/06/2026 - 14:39

      I'm 90% sure it is Goodbuyz so the distributor in Aus

      Hmm.. appears they are actually Cellnet

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    • AssociatedPOWERGUARDAU @ Techunion on 05/06/2026 - 14:42

      Hi There,

      Our parent company ABN is 97 010 721 749. Tech Union falls under this. you can verify on the ABN lookup site.

      Our corporate head office is located in Spring Hill, Brisbane.

      Let me know if that clears it up for you or if you need more information :)

      Thanks!

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      • AsukaST on 05/06/2026 - 14:47

        Thanks.
        Sorry to be lack of knowledge but I've never heard of your brand.
        I am trying to google a review / Amazon review/ testing video of the product but can find none.
        Would love to see how the build inside is, random brands can die very soon and comes with poor CS.
        https://www.ozbargain.com.au/comment/17633918/redir
        Also interested to see how the app works because remote control over wifi is what I am after.
        Funny that it's update through a USB stick but not by Bluetooth or wifi. lol

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        • AssociatedPOWERGUARDAU @ Techunion on 05/06/2026 - 15:00

          No problem at all!

          Powerguard has actually been around for 35 years - we do quality surge protection power boards that can be found exclusively at a major retailer. heres our website and a bit more information on the products https://powerguard.com.au/collections/powerguard-portable-po…

          This is a relatively new range so no videos yet.

          Our tech team sent me this info- its uses the 3rd party Smart Life app featuring data monitoring and software upgrade capabilities, and also supports USB flash disk upgrades so does both!

          Hope this helps :)

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          • AsukaST on 05/06/2026 - 15:17

            @POWERGUARDAU: So the App is just for monitoring but not much control?
            Can I use the app and remotely control ON/OFF of each socket and USB output over wifi?

            Say I connect the power station to main power and connect my computer, NAS etc to it as an emergency power. If there is a black out for hours and the battery is all used down to 0%, when my main power is restored, will the power station turn back on its sockets and provide power to my computer again automatically? Or do I need to be physically there and press the On/Off button of the power station?

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        • scrimshaw on 05/06/2026 - 15:07

          https://www.ce-link.com/products/3000W%20Portable%20Power%20…

          It's actually made by CELINK, found a PDF document on Voltlink.eu which has Hinen branding for a model with european sockets so it's a ODM product that you can stick your own brand name on it.

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  • supercheap1 on 05/06/2026 - 15:27

    Just wondering how long this will keep a 600 litre fridge/ freezer running during a power blackout?

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    • AssociatedPOWERGUARDAU @ Techunion on 05/06/2026 - 15:35

      Hi There,

      That depends on your fridge make and model as we need to use the average power consumption, not just the size.
      Many 600 L fridges consume around 1–2 kWh per day depending on age, ambient temperature, and efficiency.

      If your fridge uses 1 kWh/day → about 2.3 days runtime.
      If it uses 1.5 kWh/day → about 1.5 days runtime.
      If it uses 2 kWh/day → about 1.1 days runtime.

      If you can tell me the make and model of the fridge (or its annual kWh rating from the energy label), I can give a much more accurate estimate. :)

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  • Arnor on 05/06/2026 - 15:41

    "With UPS-style switching (≈14 ms) on some configurations, "
    So probably 20ms realistically .
    Would this be a suitable UPS for 3d printers?

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    • AssociatedPOWERGUARDAU @ Techunion on 05/06/2026 - 15:52

      Hi, thanks for the question. ive done some research, this is an estimate only, not professional advice

      A UPS transfer time of 14 ms (or even 20 ms) is generally fine for equipment powered by a switch-mode power supply (SMPS), which virtually all modern 3D printers use. The power supply's internal capacitors usually ride through brief interruptions much longer than that.

      Should work well for:

      Ender, Prusa, Bambu, Creality K-series, Voron builds using Mean Well PSUs, etc.
      Preventing print failures during short power flickers.
      Giving you hours of runtime if the printer averages only a few hundred watts.

      Potential issues:

      Some printers have poor-quality PSUs with little hold-up time.
      Heated beds and hotends create large load changes.
      If the printer has additional equipment (Raspberry Pi, cameras, enclosures, heaters), test the whole setup.

      My expectation is that most modern 3D printers would ride through a 14–20 ms transfer without issue, but I'd definitely perform the unplug test before trusting a multi-day print to it. hope this helps your decision.

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    • MasterScythe on 07/06/2026 - 12:03

      A few days late, but just as an fyi, ATX power supply standards demand 16ms.

      Id feel cautiously optimistic unless one component was blasting its heater at that specific moment.

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  • SetTheFaqUp on 05/06/2026 - 16:47

    • Capacity & Output: 2560Wh / 3000W AC (5000w peak). Will run almost any appliance!

    Output is 240v on 15amp?

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  • ShadowSaver on 05/06/2026 - 18:09

    Op, can it be scheduled to recharge at define hours ie start recharge time and stop recharge time?

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  • Green Goblin on 05/06/2026 - 19:10

    For those interested or needing it, dont miss that this code also works for the other expansion pack or the smaller battery bank:
    $799 - https://techunion.com.au/products/powerguard-pro-2-5kwh-powe…
    $399 - https://techunion.com.au/products/powerguard-600w-portable-p…

    This means you can get a 5Kw battery for $2079. That would seem to be good value.

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    • smileyface on 06/06/2026 - 08:05

      You the real MVP, $2k for 5kw is value

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  • michael9865 on 05/06/2026 - 19:31

    This looks to be 200ah battery, was hoping it would be triple that

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  • skysurfer on 06/06/2026 - 01:05

    What are the solar input specs (voltage and amps)?

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    • smileyface on 06/06/2026 - 08:11

      800w solar input, they say 2x 200w panels will charge it in ~6.5hrs so it would seem to support 24v charging

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      • skysurfer on 06/06/2026 - 20:09

        Yes but that's not the voltage and amps specs which are needed to work out what solar panels can be used. Just watts is not helpful.

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