The DJI Power 2000 brings powerful, fast-charging, and ultra-safe portable energy to the Philippines. Perfect for road trips, home backup, or drone creators.
DJI, best known for its drones and imaging innovations, is now changing the game in portable power solutions with the official launch of the DJI Power series in the Philippines. Leading this new product line is the DJI Power 2000, a feature-packed portable power station built for both everyday needs and emergency scenarios. Whether you're off on a weekend camping trip, working remotely in the outdoors, or preparing for unexpected power interruptions at home, the DJI Power 2000 is designed to keep you powered up and connected.
At the heart of this new product is an impressive 2048Wh capacity, giving users the freedom to power essential appliances or multiple devices for up to 1–2 days. Its power can even be scaled up significantly by connecting up to 10 expansion batteries, resulting in a jaw-dropping 22528Wh capacity. This makes the DJI Power 2000 ideal for long-term off-grid living, extended outdoor trips, or as a reliable backup during typhoon season in the Philippines.
What really sets this powerhouse apart is its 3000W output, strong enough to run 99% of household appliances. Imagine using your microwave, air conditioner, induction cooker, or even a large oven during a blackout. You also get a generous set of ports: four AC outlets, four USB-A ports, and four USB-C ports, including two high-speed 140W USB-C ports that can charge a 16-inch MacBook Pro to 50% in just 30 minutes. This makes it easy to charge your phone, laptop, camping lights, or even a coffee maker all at the same time.
Charging the DJI Power 2000 is also a breeze. It can go from 0 to 80% in just 45 minutes via standard grid power, and reach full charge in only 75 minutes. Need more flexibility? You can also recharge it via car or solar power. Pairing it with a 1.8kW solar/car charger gets you back to 100% in as fast as 75 minutes, making it a fantastic option for outdoor lovers and eco-conscious users alike.
Safety and durability are a priority in the Philippines, where power outages and extreme weather are common. The DJI Power 2000 is built with LFP (LiFePO4) battery cells, offering a 10-year lifespan with over 4,000 charging cycles. It’s encased in flame-retardant material, has a strong one-ton load-bearing structure, and includes eight layers of safety protection. A smart Battery Management System with 26 temperature sensors and 21 fuses monitors for overheating, short circuits, and voltage spikes, while added nano-coating prevents water damage or condensation. It’s a device clearly made for real-world situations, from camping in the mountains to dealing with typhoons in the city.
For Filipino homes and small businesses, the UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) feature is a game-changer. In case of a sudden blackout, it switches power sources in just 0.01 seconds to keep your essential devices running, whether that’s a desktop PC, Wi-Fi router, or surveillance system. And with a low operating noise of just 29 decibels, it won’t disturb your work or sleep.
If you're already part of the DJI ecosystem, especially if you fly drones like the Mavic series or Air 3, the DJI Power 2000 has an added bonus. It integrates seamlessly through DJI’s Smart DC (SDC) port, allowing quick and efficient charging for your aerial gear while on location.
Whether you're planning your next van life trip, gearing up for a summer hike in the Cordilleras, or simply looking for a more reliable power backup at home, the DJI Power 2000 is a solid investment. It’s also joined by the DJI Power 1000, a more compact version with 1024Wh capacity and a 2200W output, offering another flexible option for smaller setups.
At PhP87,790, the DJI Power 2000 positions itself as a premium but worthy investment for those looking for reliable, high-performance portable energy. Backed by DJI’s reputation for innovation and quality, this new power solution brings not just convenience but also peace of mind to Filipino consumers.
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