Robust Construction 2400W Portable Solar Generator

Keep your essential appliances running during grid outages and extended outdoor excursions with the VEVOR 2400W portable solar generator.

Powered by a 2160Wh LiFePO4 battery and supplemented by two 200W foldable solar panels, this system delivers stable, cycle-efficient electricity tailored for both emergency backup and mobile lifestyles.

The inverter outputs a continuous 2400W surge, enabling reliable operation of medium-draw electronics like mini-refrigerators, space heaters, CPAP machines, and camera rigs.

Storage scales significantly when you attach up to two external battery modules, pushing total system capacity to 6480Wh for extended off-grid deployments or prolonged blackout scenarios.

Simultaneous device management requires no guessing—the chassis integrates ten independent output interfaces: one 100W USB-C Power Delivery port, three 20W USB-C ports, two 18W Qualcomm Quick Charge USB-A outlets, one 12V automotive socket, one XT60 terminal, and two DC5521 connectors.

Each outlet functions autonomously, allowing you to run chargers, lighting strips, and small motors concurrently without voltage drop.

Filling the internal cell bank takes approximately two hours through its bidirectional fast-charging pathway.

An intelligent power controller provides five selectable input tiers between 300W and 1100W, adapting safely to household circuits, automotive inverters, or direct solar array feeds.

• LiFePO4 chemistry rated for extensive depth-of-discharge cycling
• Dual 200W photovoltaic modules feature hinge-mounted frames for compact transport
• Modular expansion links up to 6480Wh total storage
• Adaptive input regulation protects sensitive electronics across variable supply ranges
• Self-contained form factor supports AC wall, vehicle, and solar repositioning

Engineered for consistent deployment, this portable power station bridges residential reliability and field-ready performance.

Mount the folding panels on a flat surface to sync sunlight directly into the controller, or switch to mains power when quick turnaround between outings is necessary.