Portable Power

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Portable power stations, expansion batteries and solar panels to keep fridges, lights and devices running at camp, on tour or during a blackout.

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BLUETTI B1210 12.8V 100Ah trolling motor LiFePO4 battery, front view showing blue top with terminals and the label reading self-heating, IP65.

Diagram of the BLUETTI trolling motor battery with numbered callouts: 1 safety vent, 2 positive terminal, 3 COM input port, 4 COM output port, 5 negative terminal, 6 power button and indicator. Dimensions shown.

Bluetti B1210 LiFePO₄ Trolling Motor Battery - 12.8 V, 100 Ah $759.00 $799.00 or 4 x $189.75 with Afterpay In stock, ships from NSW

BLUETTI B1210 LiFePO₄ Battery – 12.8 V, 100 Ah The BLUETTI B1210 LiFePO₄ Battery is a high-performance deep-cycle lithium battery designed to deliver dependable energy for your outdoor adventures, marine...

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BLUETTI B4810 LiFePO4 battery, 51.2V 100Ah, side view of the black and blue casing showing the self-heating label and IP65 triple protection.

Diagram of the B4810 battery with numbered callouts: negative terminal, COM input and output ports, power button, safety vent, positive terminal and grounding screw, with dimensions.

Bluetti B4810 LiFePO₄ Battery - 51.2 V, 100 Ah $3,309.00 $3,599.00 or 4 x $827.25 with Afterpay In stock, ships from NSW

BLUETTI B4810 LiFePO₄ Battery 51.2 V 100 Ah Power your energy setup with a robust, high-capacity lithium battery engineered for reliability, expansion and long life. This premium BLUETTI LiFePO₄ battery is ideal...

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Solar panel with kickstands: two black folding legs extended from the back of the panel, with orange arrows showing how they swing out

ChoeTech 120W Foldable Solar Panel $365.95 Sold out

High Conversion EfficiencyThe 120W solar panel portable charger is made for simultaneous charging with its 4 port smart charging technology. Equipped with 1 × DC, 1 × USB C 3.0...

DSZ ChoeTech 100W Foldable Solar Panel, front view of four connected dark solar panels unfolded flat with eyelets and a control box on the right

Rear view of the ChoeTech foldable solar panel standing upright on its fold-out support legs, showing the black fabric back and the panel sections on the left

ChoeTech 100W Foldable Solar Panel $347.95 or 4 x $86.98 with Afterpay In stock, ships from NSW

This 100-watt solar panel with a USB charger can charge your devices via the included DC, USB, or Type C port. The portable solar panel is a great choice for...

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DSZ ChoeTech 160W foldable solar panel, angled view of four connected dark solar cell sections with a carry handle on the right edge

ChoeTech 160W Foldable Solar Panel $499.95 $543.95 or 4 x $124.98 with Afterpay In stock, ships from NSW

For a portable panel ideal for camping, van life, and recharging RV batteries, the Choetech foldable 160-watt panel is built to withstand the elements, It's versatile, durable, waterproof, and extremely...

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How to choose a portable power station

The right unit comes down to how much energy you need to store and how fast you need to put it out. Two figures on every listing tell you this: capacity in watt hours (Wh) and output in watts (W).

Capacity: small units like the BLUETTI AC2P (230.4Wh) or AC50P (504Wh) suit phones, lights and small electronics. Mid-range options such as the AC70P (864Wh) or AC180P (1,440Wh) will run a fridge overnight. Larger stations like the AC200P L (2,304Wh), Elite 400 (3,840Wh) or Apex 300 (2,764.8Wh) handle whole campsites or home backup.
Output: watts determine what you can run at once. A 1,000W unit like the AC70P covers most small appliances, while the Apex 300 at 3,840W or the Elite 320 at 1,800W step up to power tools, induction cooktops or larger rigs.
Expansion: batteries such as the B300K, B500K, B230 and B300 let you add capacity to a compatible station without buying a second unit outright.
Charging: solar panels from the compact PV60F (60W) up to the PV350 (350W) and Sora 500 (500W) let you recharge off-grid, while the Charger 1 and Charger 2 add alternator or AC charging options.

Frequently asked questions

What size power station do I need for camping?

For weekend trips running lights, phones and a small fridge, something in the 500Wh to 1,000Wh range such as the AC50P or AC70P is usually enough. Longer stays or larger loads call for the higher capacity AC180P or AC200P L.

Can I use solar panels to recharge these on the road?

Yes, BLUETTI solar panels match most of the stations in this range and recharge them through the day while you drive or camp. Check the wattage of the panel against the input rating of your station for the fastest charge.

Are these suitable for home blackout backup?

Larger units like the AC300 and B300 combination or the Elite 400 are built for home backup, running essentials such as fridges, routers and lighting during an outage.

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