Power for the way you live
Choose the way you live
Outdoor & Camping Power
- Lights, phones and cameras
- Portable, quick to set up
- Charges from the sun
RV & Van Life
- Fridge, fans and laptops
- Roof or portable panels
- No hookups needed
Home Backup Power
- Wi-Fi, lights and phones
- Quiet and fuel-free
- Add solar for longer outages
Emergency Power
- Communication and light
- A 72-hour planning guide
- Store it, charge it, trust it
Energy Independence
- Use more of your own solar
- Start small, then grow
- A simple energy audit
Work & Productivity Power
- Laptops, lights and gear
- Stay online all day
- Solar to extend your runtime
Which solution is for me?
| If you… | Start here |
|---|---|
| I'm going camping for a weekend | Outdoor & Camping Power → |
| I live or travel in a van or RV | RV & Van Life → |
| I want Wi-Fi and lights during a power cut | Home Backup Power → |
| I want a kit ready for storms and emergencies | Emergency Power → |
| I want to use more of my own solar energy | Energy Independence → |
| I work from different places or on site | Work & Productivity Power → |
Solar power in three simple steps
Generate
Store
Use
Output (watts)
Capacity (watt-hours)
The six solutions at a glance
| Solution | Typical devices | What matters most |
|---|---|---|
| Outdoor & Camping | Short trips, lights, phones, cameras | Portability and quick setup |
| RV & Van Life | Fridge, fans, laptop, daily use | Daily energy budget and roof space |
| Home Backup | Wi-Fi, lights, phones, sometimes a fridge | Output, surge and runtime |
| Emergency | Phones, radio, lights, router | Readiness and a 72-hour plan |
| Energy Independence | Daily devices powered from solar | Panel size, storage and growth |
| Work & Productivity | Laptop, monitor, lights, tools | Ports, output and all-day runtime |
Everything you need to get started
Portable Power Stations
The battery that stores your energy and powers your devices through AC, USB and DC ports.
Solar Panels
Foldable, flexible and high-output panels that recharge your power station from the sun.
Solar Generators & Kits
Power stations paired with matched panels, so the pieces work together from the start.
Questions people ask
A portable power station is a rechargeable battery with built-in outlets, such as AC, USB and DC ports. You plug your devices into it, and you recharge it from a wall socket, a solar panel or, on some models, a vehicle. It’s quiet, has no exhaust and needs no fuel.
A solar generator is usually a power station paired with solar panels as a kit. The power station stores and delivers the energy, and the panels recharge it from the sun. Kits take the guesswork out of matching the two.
Not always. A power station works from a wall socket on its own. Solar panels let you recharge away from mains power, such as when camping, travelling or during a long outage.
Start with the one that matches your most demanding use. Use the “Which solution is for me?” table above. Each solution page has a sizing guide to help you choose the right capacity and output.
Often yes. The same power station and panel can power a campsite, back up your home and run your workday. Size it for the heaviest use and check the output and capacity on the product page.
The setups on these pages are portable and plug-in. 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.
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