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Outdoor Comps caps entries at 40 tickets per person on this draw. Use the odds calculator to work out your real win probability for any number of tickets.
Prize details from Outdoor Comps
512Wh Capacity & 500W Output – Power for All Your Essentials, keeps phones, laptops, lights, and a small fridge running – outdoors or at home during power cuts.
The Lightest and Smallest 0.5kWh Portable Power Station* – Weighs only 5.7kg – 27% smaller than industry standard models. Easy to carry with one hand, perfect for travel and tight spaces.
6,000 Life Cycles LiFePO4 Battery – Built to Last Decades, Enjoy up to 30 years of reliable power with industry-leading battery longevity and stability.*
Super-Fast Full Charging in 1 Hour – supports AC, Solar, Car, and Solar+AC charging. Combine AC + solar to reach full charge in just 1 hour.
UPS <10ms Seamlessly Switch – keep your devices running during blackouts with instant UPS switch-over and 3000V surge protection, ensuring lights, communication, and work equipment stay powered.
Works in Extreme Temperatures (-20°C to 45°C) – stable operation from -20°C to 45°C, giving dependable power in frost, heat, or rainy UK conditions.
One-Touch Energy-Saving Mode – maximise every watt, auto-shuts inactive outputs, keeping your battery for what matters most on trips or at home.
(The winner will receive a Jackery 500 power station or cash alternative)
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