Oscal PowerMax 6000 Solar Generator + BP3600 Extra Battery

7,200Wh of Combined Battery Storage

Pair the station’s 3,600Wh battery with the included 3,600Wh BP3600 for 7.2kWh total nominal capacity. The additional storage extends runtime at the same load; actual results depend on operating conditions. 

120V and 240V Power from One Station

The U.S. PowerMax 6000 provides up to 3,600W at 120V or 6,000W at 240V, with pure sine wave AC output. Adding the BP3600 increases stored energy while the station’s output limits remain the same.

High-load limit: OSCAL specifies a reduction from 6,000W to 5,000W after five minutes below its 55°C temperature threshold, or immediately at or above that threshold. The BP3600 does not remove this output limit. 

Long-Life LiFePO₄ Batteries

Both units use LiFePO₄ / LFP chemistry and are rated for 3,500+ cycles to 80% capacity. Battery management systems monitor conditions such as voltage, current, and temperature.

Flexible Charging with Pass-Through Use

Recharge the connected system through the PowerMax 6000 using AC power, a compatible vehicle supply, or compatible solar panels. The BP3600 supports simultaneous charging and discharging. Solar panels are sold separately. 

14 Outputs for Everyday Equipment

The station provides four AC outlets, six USB ports, and four DC outputs. Two USB-C ports supply up to 100W each for compatible devices. Keep connected loads within individual-port and total output limits.

Fast Backup Switching and App Monitoring

OSCAL advertises a 5–8ms UPS transfer time to reduce interruptions when utility power fails. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth provide convenient app access to the power station.

Expandable for Future Backup Needs

The PowerMax 6000 supports up to 15 BP3600 batteries in total, reaching 57.6kWh with the station’s internal battery. This bundle includes one BP3600; further batteries are separate purchases.

Wheeled Design for Easier Repositioning

Built-in wheels and handles help move each unit between storage and use. The two-piece arrangement lets you position the station and expansion battery together without handling them as one combined unit.