oraimo All-in-One Solar Power Station Inverter 500W, Lithium Battery 1000Wh

The oraimo solar power station is an all-in-one backup unit listed with a 500W inverter and a 1004.8Wh lithium battery. It is aimed at Bangladeshi homes, small offices and campers who want lights, fans, a Wi-Fi router and phone chargers to keep working through a power cut.

• About the oraimo solar power station
• Key features
• Specifications
• How to use and set up
• Compatibility and what is in the box
• Who should buy it in Bangladesh
• Alternatives in our store
• Warranty and support
• Delivery, returns and ordering
• Frequently asked questions

About the oraimo solar power station

The full listed name is oraimo All-in-One Solar Power Station Inverter 500W, Lithium Battery 1000Wh. The title gives a 1000Wh battery, while the parameter sheet lists a nominal energy of 1004.8Wh, and this page quotes both figures as printed. The model is listed as KIL – OPS-5102, and the brand is oraimo.

According to the listing, the oraimo solar power station uses LiFePO4 cells with a nominal battery voltage of 3.2V and a 314Ah capacity figure beside it. The maker lists up to 6,000 charge cycles and 10 years of daily use for the battery. These figures help you judge how the oraimo solar power station will fit a daily routine rather than a single emergency. For background on the wider product category, see the overview of consumer electronics.

Power cuts and humid weather are everyday concerns in Dhaka and many other towns. A backup unit such as the oraimo solar power station can keep lights, fans, a router and a laptop running through load-shedding, as long as you plan the load before you start. Keep the unit in a dry, shaded place with air around it, and follow the maker’s instructions for use and care. Many households find it helpful to write down which devices are on the backup circuit, so the family knows what to switch off first.

Key features

Massive Power for Everyday Essentials

The listing describes this unit as massive power for everyday essentials. It gives a 1004.8Wh capacity with 500W AC output, and names laptops, Wi-Fi routers, mini-fridges and lighting as the loads the oraimo solar power station is meant to carry through a blackout. In a Dhaka flat, that could mean a router kept online for work or study, a few LED lights switched on, and a laptop charged in the evening. Add up the wattage of everything you plan to run at the same time, so the total stays within the 500W load output the listing gives. Leave some margin for the start-up demand of motor-driven appliances, and check each device’s own rating before you connect it.

1000W Ultra-Fast Charging and 400W Solar Input

According to the listing, the oraimo solar power station accepts 1000W AC input for a rapid 0-100% recharge. It also lists up to 400W solar input at 11-60V DC, with a PV current of 15A. The maker presents this as ideal for off-grid camping and says you can charge from the wall or the sun. A second recharge route can help when grid supply is interrupted for long periods, such as a long evening outage or a weekend without mains. The listing gives no charging time in hours, so read the word rapid as the maker’s own wording rather than a timed result. Keep the rated input in mind when you choose a solar panel for the unit.

0.02s UPS Keeps Your Work Uninterrupted

The listing says the built-in UPS switches to backup power instantly during an outage, and gives the switchover time as 0.02s. It names desktops among the equipment it is meant to protect from a sudden shutdown. For people who work from home in Dhaka, this is the feature to read closely, because a sudden cut can interrupt a file mid-save. The UPS is listed as part of the oraimo solar power station itself, so it does not need a separate unit. As a general habit, save important work before a planned load-shedding period and keep your router and computer on the same backup circuit.

Built to Last, Safe to Trust

The listing describes premium LiFePO4 cells that deliver up to 6,000 charge cycles. It compares this with standard lithium-ion, which it describes as 6× longer, and gives 10 years of safe, reliable daily use. Treat these as the maker’s figures. For a household that recharges the oraimo solar power station often, for example after repeated outages, cycle life is the number to watch over time. The listing also describes an advanced BMS with 9-layer protection against over-voltage, short-circuit and overheating, and it presents these as part of the unit’s safety design.

One Station, Seven Devices

The listing says you can power up to 7 devices at the same time: 2 AC outlets rated 500W, 1 USB-C port at 15W, 2 USB-A ports at 15W and 2 DC5521 outputs at 60W. In practice, the oraimo solar power station is listed for phones, laptops, Wi-Fi routers, LED lights and ceiling fans. A family with several phones to charge during a cut can use the USB ports for charging while the AC outlets run other loads. Before you connect a full set, add up the rated wattage of each device, because the 500W figure applies to the AC outlets and not to the USB or DC ports.

Protected Power, Charge Everything

The listing emphasises protection through an advanced BMS and says the ports include 230V AC, USB-C, USB-A and DC, so several devices can charge at once. It also lists a grid input of 1000W/6A and a charging temperature range of 0 to 50°C, with discharging from -10 to 50°C. Keep the oraimo solar power station within those ranges, away from direct heat and in a ventilated place. These limits are the maker’s figures, and the listing does not explain how they were set.

Specifications

Here are the listed specifications for the oraimo solar power station, copied from the product parameters in the listing.

These are listed specifications from the product listing.

Reading the table, the grid input line (1000W/6A) describes charging from the mains, and the load output line (500W/2.2A) describes what the oraimo solar power station supplies to appliances. The listing gives no further explanation of the current figures, so we have not added any.

How to use and set up

Setup for the oraimo solar power station should follow the maker’s instructions. This page does not describe button sequences, screen messages or menu order, because the listing does not cover them. The steps below are general good practice for a power station of this kind.

Step one: read the maker’s instructions and check the rated figures in the table above before you connect anything. Step two: charge fully before first use, from the mains or from a solar panel within the 11-60V DC input range the listing gives. Step three: connect only the devices whose combined wattage stays within the 500W load output, and check each device’s rating before you plug it in.

Step four: keep the oraimo solar power station in a dry place with air around it, away from direct heat and within the listed temperature ranges. In humid Dhaka weather, check the unit from time to time for signs of heat or dampness during use, and stop using it if anything seems wrong. Store it on a firm surface where cables will not be pulled or trodden on.

During load-shedding, switch off appliances you do not need, so the battery supports the router and lights first. Begin with the lights and the router, add a fan next, and watch how the load behaves before you add anything larger. Treat the backup-time examples in the FAQ as a rough guide, because the listing gives them as approximate figures.

For solar charging with the oraimo solar power station, place a compatible panel in direct sun where possible and follow the maker’s instructions for connecting it. Check that the panel’s voltage stays inside the 11-60V DC range the listing gives, and that its power does not exceed the 400W input figure. A panel rated above the listed input is not a match for this unit.

If you move the unit between rooms or take it on a trip, let it settle at room temperature first, and recheck the listed charging and discharging ranges before you start a load.

Compatibility and what is in the box

The listing confirms the output and input figures in the specification table, including 230V AC output at 50Hz, the 500W load output and the 11-60V DC PV input range. For the oraimo solar power station, these figures are the basis for checking compatibility with appliances and solar panels. The feature list also names two AC outlets, a USB-C port, two USB-A ports and two DC5521 outputs.

What is in the box is not confirmed by the listing text. Do not assume that a cable, charger or solar panel is included with the oraimo solar power station until you have checked the contents with us.

For appliance compatibility, compare each device’s rated voltage and wattage with the 230V AC and 500W figures. Many Bangladeshi households run a mix of older and newer appliances, so read the label on each one before connecting it. For solar compatibility, compare your panel’s voltage with the 11-60V DC range and its power with the 400W input figure. The listing does not give connector types for the solar input, so ask us before you buy a panel separately.

Who should buy it in Bangladesh

The oraimo solar power station suits households that face regular power cuts and want to keep lights, fans, a router and phones running. A family in a Dhaka flat, for example, can keep the Wi-Fi router and a few lights on during an evening outage, and charge phones through the USB ports at the same time.

Home workers and students are another good fit. A laptop, a router and LED lights on the AC outlets can keep a working day going through a short outage. For this use, the 0.02s switchover is the feature to weigh if losing unsaved work is a concern. Confirm your model and total wattage before you order the oraimo solar power station, so you know it matches your plan.

Campers and people on off-grid trips can look at the solar input. The listing presents the unit as ideal for off-grid camping and lists up to 400W solar input at 11-60V DC. Check your panel’s voltage and wattage before you buy one, and plan how long the battery will last for your own devices with the oraimo solar power station.

Small shops and family businesses may find the USB and DC outputs useful for charging phones and running LED lights during a cut. A small shop could use the oraimo solar power station as backup for counter lights and payment devices, provided the total wattage stays within the listed 500W load output.

Who should look elsewhere: if your main need is an appliance whose rated wattage is above the listed 500W load output, this oraimo solar power station may not be the right fit. Buyers who want a specific backup time for their own appliances should work it out from the table, because the example times in the listing are approximate.

Alternatives in our store

If you are still comparing options, you can look at the Meco 2kWh Portable Power Station – 1200W, another power station in our range. You can also view the SolarStock YOUYO R100 100W 89.6Wh Mini Portable Power Station, which is another portable power station in our range. Another option is the GearUP Core 300 – Portable Solar Power Station (Inverter 300W, 1004Wh Battery), also listed in our power stations category. For the full range, see our Power Stations category, and compare each page’s listed specifications with your own load before you choose alongside the oraimo solar power station.

Warranty and support

Warranty: 1 Year seller warranty.

Delivery, returns and ordering

We deliver all over Bangladesh and you pay cash on delivery. Delivery usually takes 1–3 days inside Dhaka city and 2–5 days outside Dhaka. You can return it within 7 days of delivery (see our Delivery & Returns policy). Questions before ordering: call 09638054751, message us on Facebook Messenger or email care@gadgetsuperb.com.

When you order the oraimo solar power station, check the specification table and your load list first, so the unit you receive matches your plan. Full terms are on our Delivery & Returns policy page.

Frequently asked questions

What is the oraimo solar power station?

The oraimo solar power station is listed as an all-in-one unit with a 500W inverter and a 1004.8Wh lithium battery. It is aimed at backup power for lights, fans, a router, a laptop and phone chargers.

Does the oraimo solar power station have a warranty?

Yes, the listing gives a warranty of 1 Year. The warranty line is shown on this page under Warranty and support.

How long will the oraimo solar power station run a fan and lights?

According to the listing, it runs about 5 hours with two ceiling fans and four LED lights. The listing gives about 3.5 hours with a TV and a router added, and about 2 hours with a fridge in the mix. These are approximate figures from the maker.

Can the oraimo solar power station charge from solar panels?

Yes, the listing gives up to 400W solar input at 11-60V DC, with a PV current of 15A. The maker presents this as ideal for off-grid camping.

Will the oraimo solar power station keep a computer running during a power cut?

The listing says the built-in UPS switches to backup power in 0.02s during an outage. It names desktops among the devices protected from a sudden shutdown.

How many devices can the oraimo solar power station power at once?

The listing says up to seven devices at the same time. These are 2 AC outlets at 500W, 1 USB-C port at 15W, 2 USB-A ports at 15W and 2 DC5521 outputs at 60W.

How do I recharge the oraimo solar power station?

The listing gives 1000W AC input for a rapid 0-100% recharge, plus solar input. Charge fully before first use and follow the maker’s instructions for recharging.

Does the oraimo solar power station come with a charger or cables?

The listing does not confirm what is in the box. Contact us before ordering to ask about the contents.

Can I return the oraimo solar power station?

Yes, you can return it within 7 days of delivery under our Delivery & Returns policy. Full terms are on the policy page linked above.

Can I pay cash on delivery for the oraimo solar power station?

Yes, we deliver all over Bangladesh and you pay cash on delivery. Delivery usually takes 1–3 days inside Dhaka city and 2–5 days outside Dhaka.