OWN YOUR POWER.
Portable power stations, solar generators, and panels — backup for outages, freedom for campsites, and a smaller footprint every day.
Shop Power StationsHome Backup
When the grid goes down, these keep the fridge cold and the phones charged.
Jackery Solar Generator 2000 v2
The whole-home answer in a box: 2kWh of silent, fume-free backup with uninterruptible switchover for outages. Pair it with panels and the sun becomes your generator.
Why it wins: LiFePO4 chemistry lasts a decade, 20ms UPS keeps essentials running through blackouts, and it charges to 80% in about an hour.
Check price on AmazonSize it for essentials — fridge, lights, phones, router — and one of these carries a household through most outages without breaking a sweat.
EcoFlow Delta 2
The benchmark 1kWh home-backup unit — runs fridges and essentials through outages and scales up with extra batteries when you need more.
Why it wins: the sweet spot of capacity, output, and expandability at this size.
Check price on AmazonBluetti AC180
Bluetti's answer in the same class — the 20ms UPS switchover makes it a true uninterruptible backup for home-office gear.
Why it wins: boost mode handles surge-hungry appliances most stations choke on.
Check price on AmazonPortable Power
Grab-and-go stations for camping, worksites, and road trips.
Jackery Explorer 300
Light enough to carry one-handed, strong enough for laptops, lights, and small appliances off-grid.
Why it wins: the classic weekender — proven, simple, sips solar.
Check price on AmazonJackery Explorer 500 v2
The grab-and-go mid-size unit — pairs with a single 100W panel for a complete starter solar generator.
Why it wins: LiFePO4 longevity in a genuinely portable package.
Check price on AmazonEcoFlow River 2
Charges to full in about an hour and sips solar through the optional panel. The quick-turnaround weekender.
Why it wins: dead-to-full in an hour means never waiting on your power.
Check price on AmazonSolar Panels
Turn daylight into stored power.
100W Foldable Solar Panel
High-efficiency foldable panel that charges power stations directly or tops up phones and gear. Packs flat for the trunk.
Why it wins: the easiest first panel — unfold, plug in, done.
Check price on AmazonRenogy E.Flex-CORE 200W Foldable Panel
Serious wattage in packable form — enough to meaningfully recharge a 1kWh station in a day of good sun.
Why it wins: double the harvest of a 100W panel without much more bulk.
Check price on AmazonJackery SolarSaga 100W Panel
The classic companion panel — folds to briefcase size and turns any Explorer station into a true solar generator.
Why it wins: purpose-built for Jackery stations; the no-fuss pairing.
Check price on Amazon| Station | Capacity | Output | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jackery 2000 v2 | 2042Wh | 2200W | Whole-home backup |
| EcoFlow Delta 2 | 1024Wh | 1800W | Expandable backup |
| Bluetti AC180 | 1152Wh | 1800W | UPS-grade backup |
| Jackery Explorer 500 v2 | 512Wh | 500W | Mid-size portable |
| Jackery Explorer 300 | 293Wh | 300W | Camping & light use |
| EcoFlow River 2 | 256Wh | 600W | Fast-charge weekends |
Connection Gear
The unglamorous bits that make real-world setups actually work.
Renogy 20ft MC4 Solar Extension Cable
Panels live in the sun, stations live in the shade — this is what makes real-world placement possible.
Why it wins: proper gauge, proper connectors, no voltage-drop regrets.
Check price on AmazonMC4 Connector Kit + Y-Branch Adapter
Parallel two panels with the Y-branch to double solar input — the connectors every DIY solar setup ends up needing.
Why it wins: the doubling trick, in one cheap kit.
Check price on AmazonSizing Your Setup
Three steps, no engineering degree.
Add up your essentials
Fridge (~150W), phones, lights, router. Most outage essentials total under 800W — well within a 2kWh station.
Pick your runtime
Divide station capacity (Wh) by your load (W) for rough hours. 2042Wh ÷ 300W ≈ 6+ hours of essentials.
Add solar for infinite
A 100W panel in good sun stretches any station through multi-day outages. Start with one, add more later.
Power FAQ
Straight answers, zero bullshit.
Can I run my whole house on a power station?
Essentials, yes — fridge, lights, phones, router, even a microwave in short bursts. Central heating, electric stoves, and dryers need far more than portable stations deliver. Size for essentials, not everything.
Are they safe indoors?
Yes — unlike gas generators, battery stations produce no fumes or carbon monoxide, so they're safe inside. LiFePO4 chemistry is the most stable lithium type available.
How long do the batteries last?
LiFePO4 stations typically hold 80% capacity after 3,000+ cycles — roughly a decade of regular use. Older lithium-ion types degrade faster.
Do I need the solar panel too?
Not required — every station charges from a wall outlet. But a panel turns a finite battery into a renewable one during extended outages or off-grid trips.
Why this Armoury exists
Energy independence is the mission in miniature: generate clean, store it well, and never be at the mercy of an outage — or a gas can. Every station here replaces fumes with silence.
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