Can This Power Station Really Run an RV AC for an Hour? Aferiy P310 Test!

In this video, I review the Aferiy P310 Portable Power Station (3300W / 3840Wh) and test its real-world performance in my RV. This in-depth overview covers the key features, build quality, charging options, and power output capabilities of the P310—plus a full demonstration running my RV’s air conditioner off-grid.
During the test, the Aferiy P310 successfully powered my RV air conditioner, dropping the interior temperature from 80°F down to 68°F in about one hour, showing just how capable this high-capacity solar generator really is. Whether you're camping, boondocking, or looking for reliable emergency backup power, this portable power station shows impressive results.
I also test the unit for RFI (Radio Frequency Interference), which is important for ham radio / amateur radio operators. While the P310 performs well under load, I did detect some RFI that radio users will want to be aware of.
If you're considering the Aferiy P310 for RV power, off-grid camping, home backup, or portable solar setups, this video gives you a clear look at what to expect.
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