Table of Contents
- What Can 288Wh Do for You? (Real Examples)
- Built‑in Fan: 100 Hours of Breeze
- Phone Stand: Hands‑Free Viewing
- 4 Ports + Pass‑Through Charging – No Waiting
- How Fast Does It Recharge?
- Real Solar Charging – Tested with Our Panels
- Tough, Safe, and Night‑Ready
- Battery That Lasts 10 Years
- Who Is FDC300 For?
- Quick Specs
- FAQ
- Conclusion
Introduction
Think about your last outdoor trip:
- A power bank couldn't run your cooler, drone, or projector.
- A heavy 5kg+ station felt like overkill – you left it at home.
- On a hot day, you wished you had a fan, but didn't want to pack one more thing.
- While charging your phone, you had nowhere to put it – it kept sliding off the table.
If any of that sounds familiar, the FDC300 is built for you.
Now imagine a power station that's about the size of a 1‑litre milk carton (135×135×205mm) – it slips into your backpack without hogging space, and at 2.66kg, it won't weigh you down. It gives you enough power for a weekend, and adds extras that make your trip genuinely more comfortable.

What Can 288Wh Do for You? (Real Examples)
You don't need to memorise the number. Here's what it means in real life:
- Charge a 5,000mAh phone about 13 times – enough for the whole family over a weekend.
- Run a 45W car cooler for over 5 hours – keep drinks cold from morning till afternoon.
- Fly a 60W drone for roughly 4 hours – that's several battery packs worth of footage.
- Power a 100W projector for 2.4 hours – watch a full movie outdoors.
- Run a 50W CPAP machine for 5 hours – sleep safely even when camping.
Just match it with your gear – and you'll know exactly how long you can go.
Built‑in Fan: 100 Hours of Breeze
This is what makes the FDC300 different from every other power station its size.
Summer outdoors is hot. Most stations just give you outlets – you still have to carry a separate fan. The FDC300 folds one right into its body. Unfold it and enjoy instant airflow.
- Runs up to 100 hours on a full charge – that's four full days.
- 3 speed levels + a natural‑wind mode.
- Fan draws only 2.3W – it barely touches your battery.
What this means for you:
No extra fan to buy, no extra space in your bag, no hunting for a USB port. Just set it on the table, turn on the fan, and enjoy your cold drink while others are fanning themselves with a map.
Phone Stand: Hands‑Free Viewing
Two notches on top hold your phone securely – in landscape or portrait.
- Watch movies, follow GPS, take video calls.
- Charge while it sits there – the cable doesn't get in the way.
- No more leaning your phone against a water bottle or worrying it'll fall.
What this means for you:
Your phone is always visible and within reach. Cook, chat, or relax – your hands are free.
4 Ports + Pass‑Through Charging – No Waiting
Ports: 3× USB‑C + 1× USB‑A – that's four devices at once.
- Two USB‑C ports deliver 140W each – fast‑charge a laptop (like a MacBook) easily.
- The other USB‑C and USB‑A handle smaller gear – earbuds, smartwatches, action cameras.
- All four can run simultaneously – no one fights over an outlet.
Better still: pass‑through charging is supported.
You can recharge the station (via solar or car) while it's powering your devices. Sunlight doesn't go to waste, and your gear never stops running.
What this means for you:
You don't have to choose between "charging the station" and "charging your phone". Do both at the same time – and save hours of waiting.
How Fast Does It Recharge?
Waiting around for power is boring. Here's how quick the FDC300 fills up:
- Dual USB‑C (200W total): 1h 36min
- Single USB‑C (140W): 2h 17min
- Solar (120W) or car (120W): ~2h 40min
- Solar + USB‑C together (260W max): as fast as 1h 14min
In real life:
Plug in two USB‑C chargers during a lunch stop, and by the time you finish eating, it's over 80% full. Or unfold a solar panel and plug in a PD charger at the same time – you'll harness every ray of sun efficiently.

Real Solar Charging – Tested with Our Panels
We don't just claim "solar compatible". We tested it with FOSSiBOT panels:
- With 1× SP200 Pro (200W panel): ~2.4 hours to full.
- With 1× SP100 Pro (100W panel): ~2.9 hours to full.
That means: set up your panel in the morning, and by early afternoon you're fully charged – no generator, no fuel, just sunlight.
Tough, Safe, and Night‑Ready
Outdoor gear shouldn't be fragile.
- 1.2m drop‑tested – knock it off a table? Pick it up and keep using it.
- Flame‑retardant shell – safer in a hot car boot than ordinary plastics.
- Built‑in LED light with 3 modes: steady (camp light), SOS (emergency), and strobe (warning).
When the sun sets, you don't need to dig out a headlamp. One button gives you light for your tent, table, or walkway. And in an emergency, the SOS signal can be a lifesaver.
Battery That Lasts 10 Years
The FDC300 uses LiFePO₄ chemistry – far more durable than standard lithium‑ion.
- 3,000 charge cycles while retaining 80% capacity.
That's roughly 8 years if you use it every single day.
Even if you only use it on weekends, it'll serve you for a decade.
What this means for you:
This is not a disposable gadget. It's a long‑term investment in your outdoor setup. The cost per use is pennies.
Who Is FDC300 For?
- Weekend campers – need power for phones, cooler, lights, and fan, but don't want a giant station.
- Road‑trippers – charge it from the car while driving, then use it at the campsite.
- Outdoor creators & photographers – drones, cameras, laptops, phones all charged without slowing you down.
- Fishing & tailgate enthusiasts – light enough to carry, strong enough for fish lights, pumps, and small fridges.
- Home emergency backup – keep your router, lamp, CPAP, or laptop running during a blackout.
If you fit any of these, the FDC300 was designed with you in mind.
Quick Specs
- Capacity: 288Wh (90,000mAh)
- Weight: 2.66kg (5.86 lbs) – lighter than a full 3‑litre water bottle
- Max output: 328W
- Ports: 3× USB‑C (two 140W bi‑directional, one 30W out) + 1× USB‑A (18W) + XT60 input (120W solar/car)
- Fastest self‑charge: 1h 14min (USB‑C + solar)
- Battery cycle life: 3,000 cycles to 80%
- Warranty: 2+1 years
FAQ
1. Can I use third-party solar panels with the FOSSiBOT FDC300?
Yes. Third-party solar panels require an XT60 connector and must stay within 11.5–28V and 8A. For a hassle-free setup, choose a FOSSiBOT solar panel for easy compatibility.
2. Is the built-in fan loud?
At its highest speed, the built-in fan is comparable to a small desktop fan, making it comfortable for outdoor use.
3. Can I take the FOSSiBOT FDC300 on a plane?
No. Its 288Wh battery exceeds the typical 100Wh limit for lithium batteries on passenger flights. It's designed for road trips, camping, and other land-based adventures.
4. What can the FOSSiBOT FDC300 power?
With 288Wh capacity and up to 328W output, it can power smartphones, tablets, laptops, cameras, lights, fans, speakers, and other compatible devices.
5. How fast can the FDC300 charge?
With USB-C + solar charging, the FDC300 can reach 100% in as little as 1h 14min. Actual charging time varies depending on the charging conditions.
6. Can I charge multiple devices at the same time?
Yes. The FDC300 can charge up to four devices at once through its USB-C and USB-A ports.
7. How is the FDC300 different from a power bank?
The FDC300 offers more capacity and higher output than a typical power bank, while remaining much smaller and lighter than a traditional portable power station. It's more power than a power bank, without the bulk of a traditional power station.
Conclusion
The FDC300 isn't rocket science. It just combines power + fan + phone stand + light + fast charging into one tiny box – and gets the balance right.
It's not the biggest station, nor the lightest. But it's the one you'll actually want to bring – because it's small enough to fit next to your lunch, yet powerful enough to keep your whole camp running.
More power than a bank. Roughly the size of a milk carton. And a fan to keep you cool.
If you're looking for outdoor power that doesn't weigh you down, this is it.
