Felicity Solar Accessories HOPE1000

A 1000W portable power station with a built-in 640Wh battery rated 12.8V/50Ah, a 220V 50Hz AC output and a 12-30V solar input. Carry it to the load instead of wiring the load to a grid.

Models Covered: HOPE1000

Manufacturer: Shenzhen Felicity Solar Technology Co., Ltd.

Application: The Felicity Solar HOPE1000 is a portable power station: a battery, an inverter and a solar charging input in one carry-along case. It stores 640Wh in a battery rated 12.8V/50Ah, delivers 1000W of rated power, and puts out 220V AC at 50Hz — enough to run equipment that plugs into an ordinary socket. Two charging inputs are published: a PV input that accepts 12-30V from a solar panel, and an AC input at 220V, 50Hz from the mains or a generator. Overcharge protection watches the pack as it fills, and the EPS function keeps connected equipment supplied when the grid drops. This is not a solar panel and needs no mounting structure or fixed wiring — it is self-contained and moves with you, which suits site offices, small clinics, shops, camping trips and homes on an unreliable supply, within the 1000W ceiling. We are an authorised Felicity Solar distributor and supply the HOPE1000 from our own stock; Build My System checks the appliances you want to run against that ceiling before you order.

Models and prices

Technical Specifications

Technical Specifications
ParameterHOPE1000
Electrical Characteristics
Rated Power250 W
Rated Battery Capacity1 kWh
AC Output Voltage230 ± 10% V
AC Output Frequency50Hz
PV Input Voltage Range12-30V
AC Input Voltage150-264 V
AC Input Frequency45-55 Hz
Battery Capacity314 Ah
Charging Time12 hours
Performance & Electrical
Battery TypeLiFePO4
AC Charging Power250 W
Output Frequency50 Hz
PV Input Voltage12-36 V
Max PV Input Power200 W
Shelf Life1 Year (fully-charged)
Operating Temperature0-45 °C
Product CertificationsUN38.3
Protection FeaturesOvercharge protection, Overdischarge protection, Overcurrent protection, Overload protection, Short circuit protection, Fault protection
Build & Interfaces
Weight8.7 kg
Overall Dimensions210 x 130 x 288 mm
Protection Features
ProtectionOvercharge protection
Operating Environment
Operating Altitude<2000 m
Humidity95%
IP RatingIP20

Figures are measured at the test conditions the manufacturer’s datasheet states. A dash means the manufacturer publishes no figure for that model.

Availability & grid compliance in the UAE

MarketUAE
Grid authority / regulatorDEWA, ADDC, SEWA
Quotation currencyAED
Support hours timezoneAsia/Dubai
Main citiesDubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah

Figures on this page are the manufacturer's own, measured at the test conditions the datasheet states — they do not change by country. What changes is the approval that has to be met before the unit is energised: in the UAE that rests with the local authorities (DEWA, ADDC, SEWA). Confirm the grid code, import requirements and any local certification with them, or with us, before you order.

For prices, see Felicity Solar Systems: Prices in UAE. Store pickup — collect your order from our store in Dubai or Riyadh.

Key Features & Technical Highlights

  • 1000W rated output at 220V AC, 50Hz — an ordinary socket wherever you set it down
  • 640Wh of energy inside the unit, from a battery rated 12.8V/50Ah — no separate battery bank to wire
  • 12-30V PV input, so a solar panel can refill it away from the grid
  • 220V 50Hz AC input for recharging from the mains or a generator
  • Overcharge protection built into the charging path
  • EPS function keeps connected equipment supplied when the grid drops

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly is the Felicity Solar HOPE1000?

It is a portable power station — a battery, an inverter and a solar charging input in one portable case. It stores 640Wh in a battery rated 12.8V/50Ah and delivers 1000W of rated power at 220V AC, 50Hz. It is not a solar panel; a panel connects to it through the 12-30V PV input.

How long will the HOPE1000 run my equipment?

Rated output is 1000W and stored energy is 640Wh (12.8V/50Ah). Runtime changes with every load, and no runtime figure is published for this unit, so we will not quote one. Build My System works the arithmetic through against those two numbers for the appliances you want to run.

How is the HOPE1000 recharged?

Through two published inputs: a PV input that accepts 12-30V from a solar panel, and an AC input at 220V, 50Hz from the mains or a generator. Overcharge protection is built in. No recharge time is published for either route, so we do not state one.

Do I need an installer or a mounting structure?

No. The HOPE1000 is portable and self-contained, so it needs no roof structure and no fixed wiring. Plug your equipment into the 220V AC output, and connect a panel within the 12-30V range to the PV input if you want to charge it from the sun.