Which solar generator should I buy?

With its durable enclosure and ergonomic design, the GB2000 is our top choice if you're looking to take your solar generator outdoors. The 2,106-watt lithium-ion battery packs plenty of power in a relatively compact package, and the "parallel ports" make it possible to connect two units together, effectively doubling the power output.

Should I buy a solar or gas generator?

When deciding between a solar and gas generator, consider your power needs and budget. For lower power needs under 3,000 watts, solar generators are ideal, while gas generators work better for larger demands, especially 10,000 watts or more.

Are solar-powered generators a good option for storm preparation?

Solar-powered generators have only been around for a few years, but they've quickly become a key part of many homeowners' storm preparation plans. Also known as portable power stations, they can keep appliances like refrigerators and furnaces running during emergency outages — but they're also handy for campsites, construction sites and RVs.

What is the best solar power generator?

As for solar charging, the Anker 757 supports up to 300 watts of input, putting it in the middle range compared to similarly-sized solar-capable generators on the market. If you're looking for an ultra-compact solar power generator, we recommend Bluetti’s Portable Power Station EB3A.

How do you charge a solar generator?

A solar generator is essentially a large rechargeable battery that powers electronic devices. The fastest way to charge it is by plugging it into a wall outlet, similar to charging a phone or computer.

How long does a solar generator take to charge?

Depending on conditions, a solar generator may be fully charged by the sun in as little as four hours, though it can take up to 10 hours or longer. Therefore, it's essential to plan ahead, especially when extreme weather is on the horizon. Why are solar-powered generators also called portable power stations?