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Side by side · Load before capacity

Compare what actually matters.

Start with output for device compatibility. Then use capacity to estimate how long the system can keep those loads running.

Modular systems

G Series comparison

Pro and Ultra models add independent 3.3kW inverter channels. Their listed total output is distributed across those channels, not available through one unrestricted outlet.

G Series modular power system comparison
ModelG2400Modular high-output starting pointG4800Double the stored energyG7200Long-runtime single inverterG7200 ProDual-inverter performanceG9600 ProHigh output with longer runtimeG9600 UltraMaximum listed single-stack output
Capacity2,400Wh4,800Wh7,200Wh7,200Wh9,600Wh9,600Wh
AC output3,300W rated · 6,500W peak3,300W rated · 6,500W peak3,300W rated · 6,500W peak6,600W · 2 × 3,300W6,600W · 2 × 3,300W9,900W · 3 × 3,300W
Battery48V LFP · 4,000 cycles to 80%48V LFP · 4,000 cycles to 80%48V LFP · 4,000 cycles to 80%48V LFP · 4,000 cycles to 80%48V LFP · 4,000 cycles to 80%48V LFP · 4,000 cycles to 80%
AC rechargeApprox. 2.3 hoursApprox. 3.3 hoursApprox. 4.8 hoursApprox. 2.6 hoursUp to 3,600W AC inputApprox. 2.3 hours
Solar planUp to 1,000W via main baseUp to 1,000W via main baseUp to 1,000W via main baseUp to 1,000W via main baseUp to 1,000W via main baseUp to 1,000W via main base
Key capabilitiesStart with one 2.4kWh battery module · 3.3kW inverter channelTwo stackable 2.4kWh battery modules · Same 3.3kW inverter channel7.2kWh single-channel configuration · Built for long continuous loadsTwo independent 3.3kW channels · 0ms transfer configurationTwo independent 3.3kW channels · 9.6kWh modular storageThree independent 3.3kW channels · 9.9kW total listed output
Best forConstruction tools, RV power, focused backupRV stays, cabins and longer mobile workCabins, backup essentials and multi-day workHigh-draw tools, sensitive loads and split work zonesConstruction, large backup plans and mobile workshopsHeavy job sites, emergency response and whole-home planning
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PurchaseBuy G2400Buy G4800Buy G7200Buy G7200 ProBuy G9600 ProBuy G9600 Ultra

Portable stations

P Series comparison

One self-contained station. Higher numbers add both output headroom and stored energy.

P Series portable power station comparison
ModelP600Grab-and-go powerP1200More room for the weekendP2400High-output portable
Capacity481Wh1,152Wh2,160Wh
AC output600W1,200W2,400W
BatteryLFP · 3,500+ cyclesLFP · 3,500+ cyclesLFP · 3,500+ cycles
AC rechargeApprox. 1.5 hoursApprox. 1.5 hoursApprox. 1.5 hours
Solar planPair with 200W panelPair with 200W panelPair with 400W panel
Key capabilities15W wireless phone charging · 100W USB-C fast charging15W wireless phone charging · Two-unit parallel expansion2,400W portable AC output · 2,160Wh for longer sessions
Best forTent camping, lights, phones, camerasRV essentials, short cabin stays, mobile workRV trips, backup essentials, portable appliances
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PurchaseBuy P600Buy P1200Buy P2400

Runtime planning

Capacity × 0.85
÷ device watts

Use 85% as a simple planning factor for conversion losses. A 1,152Wh P1200 running a steady 60W load is roughly:

1,152 × 0.85 ÷ 60 ≈ 16.3 hoursThis is an estimate, not a guarantee. Real runtime changes with temperature, battery condition, surge, device cycling and simultaneous loads.
01

List your loads

Write down every device and its continuous watts.

02

Find the highest draw

Choose output above the combined load and account for startup surge.

03

Estimate runtime

Use watt-hours only after you know the station can power the devices.

04

Add solar if needed

Solar extends a trip but depends on real weather and panel position.

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