The Qasa portable power generator is a simple home/Office Portable Solar Inverter Power Generator comes in handy in times of need. It has a plug Input for laptop, TV, sound system. This is a handy device that does not require you to subscribe to on a monthly basis. Nobody will disconnect you for life so long as there is Sun out there to replace back power into the unit.

• Modified sine wave inverter
• High capacity lithium-ion battery, lifecycle 500 times
• DC 18V~25V input available for solar charging¬†
• DC 12V outputs(x2)
• USB chargers(x3)
• Ultra bright LED flashlight
• LCD display
• Over-discharge and over-charge protection
• Solar panel¬†QSP-30W18 (This is available with this package)
• Inverter output: AC 230V 50Hz, Modified Sine Wave (good for electronics, not good for the appliances equipped with electric motors)
• Inverter capacity: 200W ()
• Adapter recharging: DC19V/1.5A
• Solar charging: DC16.6V~25V/1.5A (max.)
• Battery capacity: 40000mAh/148Wh
• Recommended solar panel: 25W~50W/18V~25V
• Charging time: 7hrs

The maximum basic household items that can be powered by a Qasa 200W Inverter AC/DC Portable Solar Powered Generator with Solar will depend on several factors, including the power requirements of the individual appliances and the capacity of the generator itself.

However, here are some common household items along with their approximate power consumption:

• LED Light Bulbs: Typically consume 5-20 watts each.
• Ceiling Fan: Around 50-75 watts.
• Laptop: Approximately 50-100 watts.
• Smartphone Charger: Usually under 10 watts.
• Tablet Charger: Around 10-15 watts.
• Television: Depending on the size and type, anywhere from 50 to 250 watts.
• Radio/Stereo: Typically 10-50 watts.
• Small Kitchen Appliances (e.g., blender, toaster, coffee maker): Can range from 100 to 1000 watts, but smaller ones might be under 200 watts.
• Electric Heater: Small ones may range from 750 to 1500 watts.
• Mini Refrigerator: Around 100-200 watts.

Given that the Qasa 200W inverter has a power rating of 200 watts, you would need to be mindful not to exceed its capacity. You could power a combination of smaller items simultaneously, but you would need to be cautious not to overload the inverter. Also, keep in mind that the duration of operation will also affect the total energy consumption.