Hi Tony,

Here in Europe the term “power bank” sounds more like a big bank of solar cells to put on the roof; and use to charge accus or convert to 230V power and use this inside the building (what isn’t used goes into the electricity grid via extra meters and your bill is reduced). The small devices are just called “solar USB mobile charger”.

And if they only put out 200 mA that is often because they are intended for use with different devices; if you put 500mA or 1500mA into many mobile phones it will either quickly knacker the accu (which is expensive) or the excess power is dumped out in heat at a regulator chip and doesn’t make the device charge any faster.

most folk on here would want only one or two units of the equipment your company sells. it appears to be set up to sell container loads of them, to another company which would re-sell them to individual end users in their home country.

Also many people are wary to buy electrical equipment “direct from China” as there have been defect units that do not work at all or worse, give users shocks from strong voltage or go up on fire. So you also have to get the safety certifications (CE mark, VDE, UL etc) from the countries the equipment will be sold in. A wireless charger may be safe but it could also make bad interference on other radio equipment and things like that tend to be banished by the Communications Ministry in most European countries.

I’m not sure what ads you get on here (Chinese ones?) but sometimes I see ads for CPC Farnell/Element 14 and RS (Radio Spares). You should be contacting the purchasing departments of those companies to try and sell your equipment, and if it is good then we will see it on their websites. The UPS units on your site look decent, although similar to a rebadged BlackKnight BNT series (which isn’t bad, I use two of them at home)