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G Series · Modular configuration choice

G2400 vs G4800.

Both configurations use the same 3.3kW inverter channel. G4800 adds a second 2.4kWh battery module for longer runtime without replacing the starting base.

G2400 and G4800 modular portable power station comparison
ModelG2400Modular high-output starting pointG4800Double the stored energy
Capacity2,400Wh4,800Wh
AC output3,300W rated · 6,500W peak3,300W rated · 6,500W peak
Battery48V LFP · 4,000 cycles to 80%48V LFP · 4,000 cycles to 80%
AC rechargeApprox. 2.3 hoursApprox. 3.3 hours
Solar planUp 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 channel
Best forConstruction tools, RV power, focused backupRV stays, cabins and longer mobile work
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PurchaseBuy G2400Buy G4800

Choose G2400

Start with focused output.

Choose G2400 when the priority is a compact high-output configuration for tools, short RV stops or focused emergency loads.

View G2400 specifications

Choose G4800

Stay away from the outlet longer.

Choose G4800 when the same 3.3kW output needs to support refrigeration, connectivity, cabin essentials or longer mobile work.

View G4800 specifications

Plan by job

Match the configuration to your runtime and recharge plan.