iTechworld's PS2000 has been the dominant Australian-brand 2,048Wh power station for two years. Finder.com.au named it best portable power station overall in 2024. Built in Perth, well-supported, strong brand. In 2026 there are now multiple credible alternatives at the same spec point. Here's the rundown.
It's a credible unit. iTechworld is a real Australian business and they back their product. The question is whether anyone else does it better or cheaper.
| Voltsen Base 2400 | iTechworld PS2000 | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $1,899 | $2,299 (sale) |
| Capacity | 2,048Wh | 2,048Wh |
| AC output | 2,400W | 2,400W |
| Cell chemistry | LMFP | LFP |
| Solar input | 1,200W MPPT | 500W MPPT |
| UPS switchover | <20ms | UPS pass-through |
| Expansion battery | +B2000 (to 6,080Wh) | None |
| Weight | 23 kg | 21 kg |
| Warranty | 3 years (Oakleigh VIC) | 2 years (Perth WA) |
Same capacity, same AC, same warranty length and similar quality of local support. The Base 2400 saves you $400, has 2.4× the solar input (1,200W vs 500W — critical for off-grid setups where you have multiple panels), and is expandable to 6,080Wh with B2000 packs. The PS2000 is fixed-capacity.
Win: Base 2400.
$2,599. Same 2,048Wh / 2,400W. LFP cells. 1,000W solar. App + ecosystem maturity. But:
Verdict: A premium choice if you're locked into the EcoFlow ecosystem. Otherwise overpriced.
$2,599. 2,048Wh / 2,400W (3,600W surge). LFP. 1,200W solar input matching Base 2400. Bluetti app. Expansion-capable to 8,192Wh.
The Bluetti is a credible premium option. Higher surge capacity, bigger expansion ceiling. But $700 more than Base 2400 and warranty returns ship overseas.
Verdict: Pick if you specifically need 3,600W surge or the larger expansion ceiling.
$2,799. 2,043Wh / 3,000W. 1,400W solar input. Best surge of the bunch. App and ecosystem mature.
$900 more than Base 2400 and you ship overseas for warranty. Hard to justify unless you need 3,000W sustained.
Spec-for-spec at 2,048Wh / 2,400W in 2026, the Voltsen Base 2400 is the value play in Australia. $400 less than iTechworld, $700 less than the imports, with the highest solar input in the comparison set (tied with Bluetti).
The iTechworld PS2000 is the right pick if you're in WA and want the closest possible local support, or if app sophistication matters more to you than $400 of savings.
The imports are right if you're already invested in their ecosystem of accessories.
See the full comparison table across all four units.
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