Are you planning a trip, movie shoot, camp, or picnic to a beach or a remote place where there are power outages or no power supply at all? The best way to guarantee yourself an uninterrupted power supply is by carrying along the best portable power station source. You need lightweight and easy to transport generators that offer reliable, consistent and eco-friendly power supply.
Portable Power Stations offer the option to recharge, or power, electronic devices when you're not within easy reach of a power outlet. If you're camper, and know you want to run a mini refrigerator, as well as recharge phones and tablets, a portable power station is a great idea.
Must to Consider Features
A portable power station should have a few important features. Here's what to consider when selecting the best portable power station for your needs:
Additional extras. Some portable power stations offer a range of additional extras, which can be useful depending on your intended use. A number of those include built-in LED flashlights, great when you're camping and want to have easy access to a reliable light source.
Suitability for laptops and other sensitive devices. Some electronic devices such as digital clock radios, laptops and laser printers, need a power source that produces a pure sine wave in order to keep running correctly. If you plan on using your portable power station to power devices like this regularly, then look out for one that provides a pure sine wave, rather than a modified sine wave.
CPAP capability. Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) refers to a type of ventilator which uses mild pressure to help with breathing. They're often used for people who suffer from obstructive sleep apnea. If you or someone in your family uses a CPAP machine, it can be useful to select a portable power station which has the capability of powering this and must have be pure sine wave AC output, in case of a power outage at your home.
Recharging options. All portable power stations can be recharged by plugging into an AC power outlet. Some also offer the option of recharging using a solar panel. This can be useful if you're living off-grid for some time, or taking an extended camping holiday.
