Solar Products
Three ways to build your setup
Portable Power Stations
- Stores solar or wall energy
- Powers phones, laptops, lights and more
- Quiet, with no fuel or exhaust
Solar Panels
- Foldable, flexible and high-output
- Match to your power station
- Free energy from the sun
Solar Generators & Kits
- Pieces already paired for you
- Ready to set up and use
- Room to add panels later
How the pieces fit together
Which category is right for you?
| If you want… | Start here |
|---|---|
| A complete setup that's ready to use | Solar Generators & Kits → |
| A battery for outages, charged from the wall (and the sun later) | Portable Power Stations → |
| To add solar to a power station I already own | Solar Panels → |
| To choose each piece myself | Power Stations, then Solar Panels → |
| Help deciding based on how I live | Solutions → |
Three setups worth a look
R1500 + SF200 Kit
R2500 V2 + 600W Kit
R4000 Solar Generator
Start with the way you live
Camping and outdoors
Lights, phones and cameras off the grid.
Van and RV life
A fridge, fans and a laptop wherever you park.
Home backup
Wi-Fi, lights and phones when the grid goes down.
Emergencies
A charged kit ready for storms and the unexpected.
Energy independence
Use more of your own clean solar energy.
Work anywhere
Laptop, lights and gear, from a site or a studio.
Three numbers that matter
Output (W)
What you can run at the same time. Add up your devices' watts and choose a higher output with some headroom.
Capacity (Wh)
How long it runs. Multiply each device's watts by the hours you use it, add them up, and add a 20–30% margin.
Solar input (W)
How fast it can charge from panels. A higher input accepts bigger panels and recharges faster.
Example: a 1,000 Wh battery powering a 50 W load runs for roughly 1,000 × 0.85 ÷ 50 = 17 hours. The 0.85 allows for energy lost in conversion.
How we choose what to feature
Curated, not crowded
We focus on portable and solar power setups that suit real ways of living, from camping to home backup, instead of listing everything.
Guides before products
Every category and solution page explains how to size and compare, so you can decide with confidence.
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Questions people ask
SkyVion Solar features portable power stations, solar panels and solar generator kits. We curate products around the way you live, and link to our partner store where you complete the purchase.
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If you want the simplest start, choose a Solar Generator Kit, where the pieces are matched. If you only need a battery for now, start with Portable Power Stations. If you already own a power station, look at Solar Panels.
No. A kit already includes a power station and panels. You only need to buy parts separately if you’re building a custom setup or adding to one you own.
Add up the watts of everything you’ll run at the same time, and the watt-hours you’ll use per day, then add a 20–30% margin. Each solution page has a sizing table with worked examples.
Yes. The setups on our pages are portable and plug-in, so you connect your devices directly to the power station. Connecting any power source to your home wiring should only be done by a qualified electrician, with approved equipment and following local rules.