Portable Power Stations and Solar Generators for Off-Grid Living and Home Backup

Add up the watts of what you want to run, multiply by the hours you need, then divide by 0.85 to account for inverter losses. A refrigerator averaging 60W uses about 1,440Wh a day, so a 2,048Wh station covers roughly one day for the fridge alone. Each listing shows the usable capacity so you can compare.

No installation needed. A power station is plug-and-play: charge it from a wall outlet, solar panels or your car, then plug your devices straight into it. If you want it to power home circuits directly, an electrician can add an optional transfer switch, but most owners never need one.

Most brand apps connect over Bluetooth directly from your phone, so you can monitor and control the station without internet. Remote Wi-Fi features need a network. Check each listing for the connection types that model supports.

A power station is the battery and inverter. A solar generator kit is the same station bundled with matched solar panels, so you can recharge from the sun on day one.

LiFePO4 (lithium iron phosphate) batteries are rated for 3,000 to 4,000+ charge cycles on most models we carry, several times more than older NMC lithium. They are also more thermally stable, which matters for a battery that lives in your home or vehicle.

Standard shipping is free on every order to the contiguous U.S. (lower 48 states). In-stock orders typically ship within 1 to 3 business days. Pre-order listings show their expected ship date. See our shipping policy.

Yes. Every product is sourced directly from the manufacturer and sold new and sealed, with the full manufacturer warranty serviced by the brand. Our sourcing documentation is on the Product Authenticity page.

Yes. If you find a lower advertised price on the same new product, we will match it. See our Price Match Guarantee for details.