Power the journey.
A simple guide to choosing portable power and practical outdoor essentials for camping, road trips and time away from home.
Plan for the way you travel.
Portable power is most useful when its capacity and output match the devices you actually plan to use.
Start with capacity, output, charging options and portability.
Battery capacity
Consider how many devices you need to charge and how long you expect to be away from a mains power source.
Output power
Small electronics and larger appliances have very different power requirements. Check output before connecting equipment.
Charging options
AC, USB, USB-C and compatible solar charging can provide greater flexibility when travelling or camping.
“The right gear gives you the freedom to go further.”
What really matters
Capacity
Larger battery capacity generally allows more charging and longer use, but also increases size and weight.
Continuous output
Check that the power station can provide enough continuous output for the devices or appliances you plan to connect.
Ports
Think about how many AC, USB and USB-C connections you need simultaneously.
Portability
Size, carrying handles and weight become especially important when equipment needs to move between the car, campsite or home.
Recharging
Compare supported charging methods and approximate charging times to find a solution that fits your travel style.
More freedom. Less compromise.
Portable power can help keep essential devices running whether you're camping, travelling by car or spending time away from home.