Most portable power stations have some degree of waterproofing, dustproofing and impact resistance, but the exact level of protection and functionality will vary depending on product design and manufacturing processes. The following are the characteristics of portable power stations in general in these aspects:

Waterproof performance:

Protection level: Many portable power stations have certain waterproof performance and are usually marked with IP levels, such as IP65, IP67, etc. IP65 means it can resist jet water, and IP67 means it can be immersed underwater for a short time. Power stations with higher IP ratings can usually be used in outdoor humid environments, such as camping in the rain.

Dustproof performance:

Sealing design: In order to prevent dust and fine particles from entering the power station, portable power stations usually adopt a sealing design to prevent dust from entering the circuit board and key components and affecting the normal operation of the equipment.

Dust-proof level: The product may be marked with a corresponding dust-proof level, such as IP5X, which means it can effectively block the entry of larger particles and ensure the internal cleanliness of the device.

Anti-impact performance:

Material selection: In order to enhance durability and impact resistance, portable power stations usually use strong and durable materials, such as high-strength plastics, aluminum alloys, etc., to protect internal electronic components from external impact and extrusion.

Structural design: Some power stations may adopt special structural designs, such as thickened shells, shock-proof and shock-absorbing designs, etc., to improve the equipment's impact resistance.

Although most portable power stations have certain waterproof, dustproof and impact-proof functions, they still need to be carefully protected during use to avoid prolonged exposure to extreme environments in order to extend the service life of the equipment and maintain good performance.