POWER FOR THE PLAN
Compare battery capacity, rated AC output and charging limits before choosing a portable station.
US edition · 5 products · Source dates on each product
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THE SHORTLIST
5 products
A smaller-capacity carry option
A 768 Wh portable power station with a 1,000 W total rated AC output and up to 500 W solar input, according to BLUETTI's US specifications.
One-kilowatt-hour class, higher AC output
A 1,024 Wh station with 1,800 W total rated AC output and up to 1,000 W solar input on BLUETTI's US product page.
Expandable one-kilowatt-hour option
A 1,024 Wh station with 1,800 W total rated AC output. EcoFlow lists compatible extra-battery options and up to 500 W solar charging input.
A portable one-kilowatt-hour-class station
Jackery lists 1,070 Wh of battery capacity, 1,500 W total rated AC output and two DC solar-input ports for the Explorer 1000 v2.
More stored energy for a larger load plan
Jackery lists 2,042 Wh of battery capacity, 2,200 W total rated AC output and LiFePO₄ cells for the Explorer 2000 v2.
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