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Power Stations - Keep the Lights On, Even in the Wild

Never run out of power on your Aussie adventures with our Portable Power Stations.

Charge your devices, run your camp essentials, and power up wherever your journey takes you—whether you’re camping, hiking, or simply off the beaten track.

Shop now and stay ready for adventure, anytime, anywhere.

Not sure which portable power station is right for you? You need one that gets the job done—without blowing your budget on overkill. Check out our blog below to discover how to find the perfect power station for your needs.

Feel free to also check out our FAQs section at the bottom of the page if you're seeking answers for any general questions.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Camping Power Stations

What portable power station can run a refrigerator?

A portable power station that can run a refrigerator typically needs to supply at least 300 to 800 watts of continuous power, depending on the fridge size and efficiency. For most small to medium fridges, a power station with a pure sine wave inverter and a minimum 500Wh capacity is recommended to ensure stable operation. Always check your fridge’s wattage and surge requirements, and match it to the power station’s output specs. For best results, choose a unit with enough runtime to handle your fridge for several hours—especially during outages or off-grid trips.

What portable power station do i need?

The portable power station you need depends on what devices you plan to run and for how long. For small electronics like phones, lights, and cameras, a 150–300Wh unit may be sufficient. For larger gear like laptops, CPAP machines, or small appliances, look for 500–1000Wh. To run high-demand devices like fridges, power tools, or microwaves, you’ll need a 1000Wh+ station with higher output wattage and surge capacity. Always match the power station’s output (watts) and battery capacity (Wh) to your specific needs for reliable performance.

How long does portable power station last?

How long a portable power station lasts depends on two factors: battery capacity (measured in watt-hours) and the power draw of the devices you're running. For example, a 500Wh power station can run a 50W device for roughly 10 hours. Lifespan-wise, most lithium-ion power stations last 500–2,000 charge cycles, which can translate to several years of regular use. High-quality models with lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO₄) batteries tend to last even longer. Always check both runtime estimates and battery cycle life when choosing a unit.

How to charge portable power station?

You can charge a portable power station in three main ways: wall outlet (AC charging), solar panels, or car charger (DC charging). Most units come with an AC adapter for plugging into a standard wall socket, which is usually the fastest method. For off-grid use, compatible solar panels can recharge the unit using sunlight—ideal for camping or emergencies. Many models also support charging from a 12V car outlet while you drive. Charging times vary depending on the method and the power station’s capacity, so always refer to the manufacturer’s specs.

How does portable power station work?

A portable power station stores electrical energy in an internal battery and converts it into usable power through built-in inverters and outlets. You charge it via AC power, solar panels, or a car charger, and then use it to run or recharge your devices—like phones, laptops, or small appliances—anywhere, anytime. Its compact design and multiple output options (AC, USB, DC) make it a versatile, reliable off-grid power solution.