Sold Clayton Power LPS 2000 Portable Power Station 2000W – Only 4 Cycles £1650 ONO

[chris_blackley]

Clayton Power LPS 2000 Portable Power Station – Excellent Condition (Only 4 Cycles)

Change of plans with my campervan conversion.

Selling my Clayton Power LPS 2000, a high-end portable power station ideal for campervans, off-grid setups, van conversions, events or backup power.

The unit is in excellent condition and has only been used 4 charge cycles, so the battery health is still extremely strong with plenty of lifespan remaining.

Key Features
• 2000W pure sine wave inverter
• Lithium battery system
• Only 4 charge cycles
• Multiple AC, 12V and USB outputs
• Silent operation
• Ideal for induction hobs, kettles, laptops, tools, lighting, etc.
• High-quality Danish-designed system used in many professional camper conversions

This unit is perfect for van builds (VW Transporter, Sprinter, etc.), off-grid camping, or home backup power.

Condition
• Fully working
• Excellent cosmetic condition
• Very low usage (4 cycles)

Included
• Clayton LPS 2000 unit
• Charging cable

Happy to answer any questions and open to sensible offers

Can post or collect from Carlisle.

 

[Dellmassive]

cracking bit of kit - i had one.

but tricky to install in a T6 space wise.


heres more info on what it can do. . . .

Thread '[Guide] Clayton LPS II 2500 - 1kWh (leisure battery + Inverter) -- How I Done It --'

2 Jan 2024

[Guide] Clayton LPS II 2500 - 1kWh (leisure battery + Inverter) -- How I Done It -- (@Dellmassive)

its finally happened,

I've dipped my toes into the dark side of 12v leisure electrics.



The Clayton LPS II - the All In One ( 12v lifepo4 battery, dc-dc charger, 240v inverter, solar MPPT, + more)


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i have the 2500w (inverter) 1kWh (100ah lifepo4 battery) version. ie LPSII2500-1kwh

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now this is going to be an interesting thread. . . and ill bring you along with me.


the original plan for the "BUS" - our other T6...

• Dellmassive
• dellmassive how to guide inverter
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[borat]

Decent price I’d say. We have its big 3kw bro in ours and it’s great. Makes for a very tidy install. Knights install them sideways and does take up a cupboard but overall I don’t think any more than the equivalent battery plus electrics My only worry is longevity as they are not serviceable. Be great if battery could be replaced when degraded

 

[Ricardo T]

My only worry is longevity as they are not serviceable.

Are any of these portable power stations serviceable?

 

[borat]

Are any of these portable power stations serviceable?

No idea. Just saying it’s a worry given the investment.

 

[TrevorK]

No idea. Just saying it’s a worry given the investment.

I think you have to take the quoted number of cycles and length of the factory warranty into account when choosing a power station.

 

[chris_blackley]

cracking bit of kit - i had one.

but tricky to install in a T6 space wise.


heres more info on what it can do. . . .

Thread '[Guide] Clayton LPS II 2500 - 1kWh (leisure battery + Inverter) -- How I Done It --'

2 Jan 2024

[Guide] Clayton LPS II 2500 - 1kWh (leisure battery + Inverter) -- How I Done It -- (@Dellmassive)

its finally happened,

I've dipped my toes into the dark side of 12v leisure electrics.



The Clayton LPS II - the All In One ( 12v lifepo4 battery, dc-dc charger, 240v inverter, solar MPPT, + more)


+++

i have the 2500w (inverter) 1kWh (100ah lifepo4 battery) version. ie LPSII2500-1kwh

+++



+++







now this is going to be an interesting thread. . . and ill bring you along with me.


the original plan for the "BUS" - our other T6...

• Dellmassive
• dellmassive how to guide inverter
• Replies: 92
• Forum: Electrics, Lighting, ICE, Security

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• 

Thanks @Dellmassive Good post - very useful.

I'm selling this LPS 2000 as I've now got a LPS 3000 (I got offered on one at a price I couldn't say no to).

I'm planning on fitting it under a RIB bed in my T6.1 build along with a supercharger, so I can confidently go gassless. If anyone has photos of superchargers fitted along side their LPS that would be useful. I'm considering fabriating a bracket that will be next to the LPS to keep cable lengths relatively short and neat.

RE: servicablity, the Clayton's are typically marketed for the commercial sector and are quite robust. I know Nationation Grid use them in their vans. But fully agree, it would be good if the batteries were replacable.

 

[chris_blackley]

Unit is now sold