FlashFish E200 Portable Power Station | 200W 151Wh
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The FlashFish E200 is a portable power station with 151Wh nominal capacity and 200W rated AC output. For camping or small-device backup, start by checking your equipment’s power demand and required connection. Capacity in Wh helps estimate runtime; output in W determines the load the station can support.
E200 XJM: which capacity does the calculator use?
The current Europe E200 version is XJM. The engineering sheet lists 151Wh nominal capacity and 144.3Wh battery energy. The calculator uses 144.3Wh before applying your efficiency and reserve assumptions. These figures are not measured usable AC energy or tested runtimes.
Charging specifications for the XJM version
The engineering sheet lists 10–25V DC charging input, maximum charging power of 40W and a 15V/2.5A adapter. Match the product label, input limits, connector and polarity before connecting a charger or solar panel. These values do not establish compatibility with a particular panel.
Source: FlashFish engineering specification, E200 XJM, Sheet2 row 6; Europe version confirmed 21 September 2026. Older manual specifications may describe a different version.
Is the E200 right for your devices?
Check the running watts and any starting surge on each device. Add together the loads you intend to use at the same time, and check the limits of the individual outputs. The 200W AC rating is not the output rating of every USB or DC port. A compatible connector alone does not establish electrical compatibility.
Estimate runtime before buying
Use the portable power station runtime calculator with E200 selected and your estimated load. Results are estimates, not tested runtimes: conversion losses, standby consumption, temperature and device cycling can change the result. This is a portable supply for suitable small loads, not a replacement for a household electricity connection.
E200 or E103?
The E200 offers 151Wh nominal capacity and 200W rated AC output. Compare the FlashFish E103 if you are considering 179.2Wh capacity and 300W rated AC output. Browse the portable power station collection for other options.
Check your order details
Check the selected plug version, included accessories and current availability on this page. Before connecting a solar panel, check the station’s input voltage, connector and polarity against the panel specifications; panel wattage alone is not a compatibility check. See the shipping policy and return policy for delivery and return conditions.
Product Specification
Quick answer: FlashFish E200 XJM has 151Wh nominal capacity, 144.3Wh engineering battery energy and 200W rated AC output with a modified sine wave. Check device compatibility and each output limit before use. Engineering battery energy is not measured usable output energy.
- 200W rated AC output; 400W peak is not continuous power.
- Wall, car or compatible solar charging; XJM input up to 40W.
- Approximately 1.85kg.
- Lithium-ion battery; the manual lists over 800 cycles without a retained-capacity percentage.
E200
8.19*4.33*6.22in(208*110*158mm)
4.08lb(1.85kg)
151Wh nominal; 144.3Wh engineering battery energy (XJM). Not measured usable output energy.
230V, 200W (400W Peak)
12V/ 10A (Max)
5V--3.0A/9V--2.0A/12V--1.5A 18W Max
5V/2.4A
XJM: 10–25V DC input, 40W max.; adapter 15V/2.5A
−10°C to 40°C
Li-ion
800+
6+ Advantages
FlashFish E200 Feature Summary
200W | 151Wh
Multiple Charging Outputs Provide More Options
FlashFish E200 includes AC, DC and USB outputs: 230V AC output rated at 200W, DC output up to 12V/10A, 2 QC3.0 USB outputs and 1 USB 5V/2.4A output. Use it for phones, tablets, laptops, cameras, lights, drones, fans and other devices within its rated output.
With a weight of 1.85kg and soft handle, you can easily put the power station in your backpack or car, take to everywhere need power.
FlashFish E200 uses a lithium-ion battery pack and can be charged by AC wall adapter, car charger or compatible solar input. For the confirmed XJM version, the engineering sheet lists DC charging input at 10–25V, maximum charging power of 40W and a 15V/2.5A adapter. Check the product label, connector and polarity before connecting a charger or solar panel.
Follow the product manual and respect each output limit. The E200 manual lists a 12-month warranty. Check the warranty policy for coverage, exclusions and accessory conditions.
Only 1.85kg
Handy Power Source
With a weight of 1.85kg and soft handle, you can easily put the power station in your backpack or car, take to everywhere need power.
Premium BMS protection
All-Round Safety
Follow the product manual and respect each output limit. The E200 manual lists a 12-month warranty. Check the warranty policy for coverage, exclusions and accessory conditions.
3 ways to charge
Easy to Set up
FlashFish E200 can be charged by AC wall adapter, car charger or compatible solar input. For the confirmed XJM version, the engineering sheet lists DC charging input at 10–25V, maximum charging power of 40W and a 15V/2.5A adapter. Check the product label, connector and polarity before connecting a charger or solar panel.
Included in the box
- 1 × Portable Power Station
- 1 × Car Charger
- 1 × Power Adapter
- 1 × Cigarette Lighter Adapter
- 1 × User Manual
Product answers
Product FAQ
Clear answers based on the current product information and warranty policy.
What is the FlashFish E200 battery capacity?
The current Europe E200 XJM has a nominal capacity of 151Wh. Its engineering sheet lists 144.3Wh battery energy. Neither value is measured usable output energy. The station has 200W rated AC output; check each device and output limit before use.
What are the rated and peak AC output power ratings?
E200 provides 200W rated AC output and 400W peak output. For stable operation, choose devices below the 200W rated AC limit. It is not intended for high-power appliances such as kettles, heaters, hair dryers, ovens, compressors or other loads above its rated output.
Is the E200 AC output pure sine wave or modified sine wave?
FlashFish E200 uses modified sine wave AC output. It is suitable for many small electronics and lighting loads within its rating. Before connecting sensitive medical equipment, high-end audio equipment, precision instruments or motor-driven appliances, check the device requirements and use a pure sine wave model when required.
Which output ports does E200 provide?
E200 provides AC, DC and USB outputs for light-duty devices. The manual data lists one AC output, a 12V DC output, two QC 3.0 USB-A outputs and one 5V/2.4A USB-A output. Always check the rating of each port before connecting a device.
How long can E200 power a device?
Runtime is an estimate, not a tested result. For the Europe E200 XJM, use 144.3Wh engineering battery energy multiplied by your assumed efficiency and the fraction left after reserve, then divide by average device watts. Actual runtime depends on losses, standby consumption, temperature and changing loads. The nominal product capacity remains 151Wh.
How can I recharge the E200?
The confirmed Europe E200 XJM engineering sheet lists 10–25V DC charging input, maximum charging power of 40W and a 15V/2.5A adapter. Check the product label, input limits, connector and polarity before using a wall adapter, car charger or solar panel. These specifications do not establish compatibility with a particular panel.
Does E200 support UPS or EPS backup?
The available E200 manual data does not list UPS or EPS as a feature. For battery health and stable use while charging, FlashFish recommends using only USB or DC outputs during charging. Choose a model with a stated EPS or UPS function for automatic backup switching.
What warranty does E200 include?
E200 includes a 1-year warranty from FlashFish EU. Keep your order information and contact FlashFish support through the Warranty page if service is needed. Accessories and wear items may have separate service conditions under the warranty policy. Always follow the product page and manual for final limits.
