Home backup power, made simple

Keep the lights on when the grid goes down.

We track the best deals on portable power stations, solar generators and home batteries, and help you pick the right size for your home.

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Power out? Here is the plan, in 45 seconds

What goes wrong in an outage, and the quiet way to be ready for it.

What we cover

Portable power stations

Battery units that run a fridge, router, lights or medical device, silently and indoors.

Solar generators

A power station paired with solar panels, so you can recharge during a long outage.

Home batteries

Larger systems with expansion batteries that can carry several appliances for days.

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How to choose a power station

1

Capacity decides how long it runs

Capacity is measured in watt hours (Wh). A 1,000 Wh station runs a 100 watt load for roughly eight hours once normal losses are counted.

2

Output decides what it can run

Output is measured in watts (W). Add up the watts of everything you want on at once. A fridge, a router and a few lights need far less than a space heater.

3

Recharging decides how long you last

In a long outage, solar panels or a car outlet keep the battery topped up. Check the solar input rating before you buy panels.

Guides

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What size power station do I need for a power outage?

A simple way to work out the capacity and output you need from a portable power station, with real examples for a fridge, CPAP, router and lights.

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Portable power station or gas generator: which is right for home backup?

How battery power stations and gas generators compare on cost, run time, noise, safety and upkeep, and which one fits which home.

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Power outage checklist: what to do before, during and after

A practical checklist for getting your home ready for a power outage, keeping food and devices safe while it lasts, and restarting safely afterwards.

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Common questions

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