Portable backup power

Portable power, matched to your needs

Compare capacity, output and carrying weight using dated manufacturer sources. These are research guides, not hands-on tests.

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Evidence-led model guides

Portable power stations

Each guide uses dated manufacturer records already maintained for the backup-power selector. Confirm current details with the linked product page and manual.

Newer-model shortlist

EcoFlow DELTA 3

A base DELTA 3 for selected 120 V essentials. Check the exact variant; DELTA 3 Plus and other family members have different specifications.

Nominal capacity
1,024 Wh
Continuous AC output
1,800 W
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Newer-model shortlist

BLUETTI Elite 100 V2

Compare its lower listed carrying weight and documented solar-input ceiling with the older AC180, then check the charging requirements.

Nominal capacity
1,024 Wh
Continuous AC output
1,800 W
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Older-model alternative

BLUETTI AC180

An older-model alternative to Elite 100 V2. It has slightly more nominal base capacity and a heavier listed weight than DELTA 3.

Nominal capacity
1,152 Wh
Continuous AC output
1,800 W
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Start with the appliances and circuits you actually plan to support. Check their running and starting requirements, required voltage, and the time you may need to operate them. Capacity in watt-hours and output in watts answer different questions; neither replaces those checks.

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The listed specifications do not establish real-world runtime, suitability for a particular medical or critical device, current price, or availability. Check exact-model documentation and applicable safety instructions.