Portable power stations

a wall socket you can carry.

ampfield stations run a fridge, a laptop or a work light where there’s no grid, then refill from the wall, the car or the sun.

A dark grey portable power station seen from the front: display, a 12 V socket, USB ports and two AC outlets
  • Capacity · — wh
  • Ac out · — w
  • Usb-c pd · — w
Figures pending final spec

four ways to refill.

from the wall at home, the 12 v socket in the car, a folding panel at camp, or left plugged in as a pass-through supply when the power cuts out.

see solar panels

Wall · ac in

full charge in — h from a household socket.

Car · 12 v dc

tops up while you drive. slow, but the miles add up.

Solar · panel in

input up to — w. the longer the trip, the more this matters.

Pass-through

stays plugged in and keeps a router or a freezer running through a cut. switchover time — ms.

what it runs, and for how long.

add up the watts printed on whatever you want to power. if the total stays under the station’s ac output, it runs. capacity decides how long.

Runtime (h) ≈ capacity (wh) × 0.85 ÷ load (w)

the 0.85 allows for inverter loss. treat the answer as a floor, not a promise.

What you’re poweringWatts
Total load · runtime on field m — w · — h

kettles, hair dryers and heaters draw more than most stations can give. check the ac output first.

three sizes.

field s for a weekend of phones and lights. field m for a fridge and a laptop. field l for tools and long cuts.

shop stations
Specfield sfield mfield l Capacity— wh— wh— wh Ac output— w— w— w Solar in— w— w— w Weight— kg— kg— kg Price[price][price][price]