Because how many devices it can support significantly depends on its capacity, output wattage and outputs outlets. The DBS2300 Plus, for example, has a high capacity of 2,300Wh and a continuous output of 2,300W which allows you to power multiple devices at the same time. Available with one AC, a few DC and USB outlets, it can power small electronics, household appliances or critical devices in an emergency or at camp.
The DBS2300 Plus has an output of 2,300Wh, enough to run a small refrigerator (around 150W) for some 15 hours, charge a laptop (50W) up to forty times or power a standard LED light bulb (60W) for almost 38 hours straight. In the case of most things with smaller batteries like smartphones (usually 5W or so) you are pushing into hundreds of charges. Wrapping up: A single power station with multiple AC and DC outputs after all Enables this to charge these devices together safely without overloading. e.g. when connected to a laptop, phone and small appliance, DBS2300 Plus can multiple devices (e.g. cameras, portable fan) at the same time as long as the total loading is ≤2 300W.
A power station with different port typos is common for use in limited circumstances, such as charging tools or medical equipment (CPAP machines) and small kitchen appliances. Instantly become the epicenter in any circumstantial crisis, The Surge fits the bill as your single source for an entire family of sought after primary devices providing relief during extended blackouts or off-grid. A survey of power station user behavior from earlier in the year suggested that 85% preferred units with more than one kind of output, meaning versatile support for devices is vital for day to day usage as well as emergency planning.
Ultimately, trust in the DBS2300 Plus being a powerful powerhouse with high power output and multiple outlets that allows for easy handling of a variety of devices.