solar generators

Solar Generators

Above each power station you will find the watts(w) and the watt hour(wh) rating of each power station. Example: 1800w – 1534wh means 1800 watts available at the receptacle and a 1534 watt-hour storage battery. Using the watts, you can determine which power stations will power the devices you wish to run. Using the watt-hours (battery capacity) you can determine the length of time the power station will run the devices.

Before purchasing any power station, please, take the time to calculate the number of watts and watt hours you need. Go to the CALCULATE WATTS page. With a gas-powered generator when it runs out of fuel you can quickly refuel it. With a solar generator the battery is the fuel tank. When the battery runs out of energy it will take hours to recharge, and it cannot recharge at all if it is dark or cloudy. It is best to be sure the battery has enough storage capacity (watt hours) to get through those times without sunshine.

The power station listed here, Jackery, Eco Flow and Bluetti, are each listed in order from lowest wattage to highest wattage.

200w - 200wh

300w - 210wh

2400w - 2015wh Expandable

300w - 500wh

300w - 500wh with solar panel

300w - 293wh

600w - 288wh

Eco flow solar Panel

700w - 537wh

700w - 537wh with solar panel

500w - 518wh

600w - 720wh

600w - 288wh with solar panel

800w - 716wh

800w - 716wh with solar panels

1000w - 1002wh

1400w- 882wh

600w - 720wh with solar panel

1000w - 1500wh

1000w - 1500wh with solar panels

1800w - 1534wh

1800w - 1260wh

1800w - 1260wh with solar panel

2000w - 2000wh

2000w - 2000wh with solar panels

For All Jackery

2000w - 1612wh Expandable

2000w - 1612wh with solar panels

2200w - 2048wh Expandable

Bluetti solar panel