VTOMAN Jump 1800 Portable Power Station
SVT Score, Mid
1,408 Wh LiFePO4 station at 38.5 lb with an 1,800 W inverter and a jump-start port; VTOMAN states it cannot work as a UPS, and its own pages also list it at 1,548 Wh.
$486
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Usability
6.3 out of 10It stores 1,408 Wh by VTOMAN's current spec table, at the top of the compact tier, so it scores 10 on capacity; VTOMAN's banner and its July 2023 manual state 1,548 Wh.
Its inverter is rated 1,800 W continuous with a 3,600 W surge for resistive loads, so it scores 8 on power output.
VTOMAN states a full wall charge in about 4 hours through its adapter and 400 W of DC and solar input, so it scores 4 on recharging.
Better on rechargingEcoFlow DELTA 3 PlusA full wall charge takes 56 minutes. $669Scores 10.0VTOMAN rates the cells for 3,000 cycles to 80 percent capacity, so it scores 6 on battery life.
It supports pass-through charging and takes a Jump 1500 extra battery, but VTOMAN states it cannot act as a UPS, so it scores 3 on backup readiness.
Better on backup readinessEcoFlow DELTA 3 PlusSwitches to battery in under 10 ms. $669Scores 7.0TÜV Rheinland lists the Jump 1800 to UL 2743 by model under its maker, Shenzhen Carku Technology, on a July 2023 certificate that predates the 1,408 Wh version, so it scores 6 on verification.
VTOMAN gives it 12 months and adds 12 more when the buyer registers as a VTOMAN member, so it scores 3 on warranty and support.
Every station carries 12 months, with 12 more for registering as a VTOMAN member, and vtoman.com orders can be returned within 30 days.
Better on warranty & supportEcoFlow DELTA 3 PlusEcoFlow's policy gives it 5 years. $669Scores 8.0$486.49 at vtoman.com.
1,800 W out, four hours back in, and no UPS
The Jump 1800 is VTOMAN's 1,408 Wh LiFePO4 station with a 12 V jump-start port, charged through an external wall adapter, at 38.5 lb.
It suits a camper or garage buyer who wants 1,800 W and a jump-start port and will not use it to keep a computer running through an outage.
Strengths
- 1,800 W continuous with a 3,600 W surge for resistive loads
- Pass-through charging
- Takes a Jump 1500 extra battery
- 400 W of DC and solar input at 12 to 60 V
- Two 100 W USB-C ports
- 12 V jump-start port
- Listed to UL 2743 by TÜV Rheinlandcertificate TU 72301428
Drawbacks
- VTOMAN states it cannot act as a UPS
- VTOMAN's own pages state 1,408 Wh and 1,548 Whand the only manual on vtoman.com is the July 2023 1,548 Wh edition
- Solar input stated as 220 W in the headline and series table, 400 W in the spec table and manual
- Expansion stated as 2,956 Wh in the bullets and 3,096 Wh in the series table and manual
- No built-in AC charger: about 4 hours through the external adapter
- Jumper cable sold separatelyand the extra-battery bundle is sold out
- Its UL 2743 certificate dates from July 2023before the 1,408 Wh version
Specs
- Capacity1,000-1,499 Wh
- AC Output1,500-1,999 W
- Output Voltage120 V only
- Battery ChemistryLiFePO4
- Rated Cycles3,000-3,999 cycles
- Safety ListingUL 2743 listed
- Solar Input300-599 W
- Backup SwitchoverNone
- Warranty2 Years
- Expandable ToUp to 4.9 kWh
- Weight38.5 lb
At a glance
- Three 110 V AC outlets
- Five-mode LED flashlight
- Two 12 V DC5521 outputs
VTOMAN is the brand of Shenzhen VTOMAN Technology Co., Ltd., registered in 2021, and VTOMAN Technology LLC of City of Industry, California, sells its stations in the US.
It sells direct from vtoman.com, through its own VTOMAN store on Amazon US, and as a marketplace seller on Walmart.com and Best Buy's marketplace.
The VTOMAN Jump 1800 is a 1,408 Wh LiFePO4 station, by its current spec table, rated 1,800 W continuous and 3,600 W surge for resistive loads from three 110 V outlets, with two 100 W USB-C ports, three 12 W USB-A ports, an 18 W Quick Charge 3.0 port, two 12 V DC5521 ports and a 12 V 10 A car outlet. It has no built-in AC charger: it charges through two DC5521 inputs at 12 to 60 V, 400 W in total, from the external wall adapter in the box in about 4 hours by VTOMAN's manual, from a 400 W panel in 4 to 8 hours, or from a car outlet in 9 to 13 hours. VTOMAN rates the cells for 3,000 cycles to 80 percent capacity. It supports pass-through charging, but VTOMAN states it cannot act as a UPS because its outputs must be switched on by hand, and it takes a Jump 1500 extra battery through a CP3500 cable; the Jump 1800 and extra battery bundle is sold out on vtoman.com. It weighs 38.5 lb, measures 14.2 x 10.6 x 12 in, and its 12 V jump-start port takes a VTOMAN jumper cable sold separately. VTOMAN's own pages state its capacity two ways: the title, spec table and series table say 1,408 Wh, while the banner, the runtime formula and the only Jump 1800 manual on vtoman.com, dated July 28, 2023, say 1,548 Wh; the expansion maximum reads 2,956 Wh in the product bullets and 3,096 Wh in the series table and manual, and solar input reads 220 W in the headline and series table against 400 W in the spec table.
