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Dabbsson DBS1300 Power Station for Camping, Caravans & Home Backup! If you’ve ever been left in the dark during a blackout, watched your trusty...
View full detailsQuiet LiFePO4 power for camp, caravan and home backup — without the petrol genny. Dabbsson Australia covers mid-size and high-output portable power stations for camping, ready to recharge from the wall, the ute or portable solar panels.
Read moreWhether you are keeping a 12V fridge cold at a free camp, running lights and devices in the van, or covering essentials when the grid drops out, Dabbsson stations stay quiet and scale from weekend loads through to heavier backup.
Browse by use below, then pick the model that matches what you actually run.
Mid-size battery stations for free camps, vans and quiet nights without fuel. The DBS1300 1200W packs 1330Wh with 1200W continuous AC (Power-Boost up to 1600W), plenty of USB including 100W PD, and 12V outlets for fridges and lights. Chuck it in the boot, plug in what matters, and leave the genny at home for lighter trips.
When the kettle, CPAP or heavier camp kit needs more continuous grunt, step up. The DBS2300 2200W delivers 2330Wh with 2200W AC output, faster solar input (up to 800W on the AU spec), and the same quiet LiFePO4 approach for blackouts as well as longer stays off-grid.
Both stations take solar input so you can top up at a sunny free camp instead of hunting for a powered site. Match panel wattage to each station’s solar limit, and browse portable solar panels for camping when you want a folding blanket that travels with the ute.
Building a wider kit? Pair Dabbsson with off-grid power systems, compare another brand on Bluetti Australia, or keep browsing portable power stations for camping if you are still weighing options.
Pick the DBS1300 for mid-size camp and van power, or the DBS2300 when you need more continuous watts and Wh for heavier loads and home essentials.
Unsure on wattage or Wh? Call 1300 902 361 and we’ll talk it through.
Phones, lights and a modest 12V fridge overnight usually suit the DBS1300 (1330Wh, 1200W). Heavier AC loads, longer stays or home essentials point to the DBS2300 (2330Wh, 2200W). Check continuous watts for your biggest appliance, then Wh for how long you need between charges.
Yes. Both the DBS1300 and DBS2300 take solar input (up to about 400W on the DBS1300 and up to 800W on the DBS2300 AU spec). Pair with a compatible folding panel, stay within the station’s solar limit, and use wall or car charging when the weather turns.
A Dabbsson power station runs from a LiFePO4 battery — quiet, no fuel, and fine indoors or at tight campsites. A petrol generator makes power with an engine, so it is louder and needs fuel, but it can suit very long high-draw jobs. Many people use both depending on the trip.
Both can cover essentials during a blackout. The DBS1300 suits lighter loads like lights, phones and a fridge for shorter outages. The DBS2300 offers more Wh and higher continuous watts when you want longer runtime or heavier appliances. Neither is a whole-house HVAC replacement — size to the circuits you care about most.
Yes. The DBS1300 and DBS2300 use EV semi-solid state LiFePO4 chemistry, rated for thousands of cycles to a high remaining capacity. That longevity matters if you camp often or keep a station on standby for blackouts.
Start with continuous watts and Wh for your real loads, then compare solar input, weight and outlets. Dabbsson keeps the range simple with two clear sizes. If you want a wider pack lineup, expansion batteries or more panel options, also look at Bluetti Australia and the broader portable power stations collection.