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Ready When the Grid Goes Down

Prepare for outages with portable backup power for lighting, communication, refrigeration, and recovery essentials.

Power for Every Part of Life

Find the Right Setup

Choose the one that fits you the most
N300 Portable Power Station | 256Wh, 300W N300 Portable Power Station | 256Wh, 300W
Output 300W
Capacity 256Wh
Warranty 5 Years
N1000 Portable Power Station, 1024Wh 1800W N1000 Portable Power Station, 1024Wh 1800W
Output 1800W
Capacity 1024Wh
Warranty 5 Years
N1000 Portable Solar Generator | 1024Wh, 1800W N1000 Portable Solar Generator | 1024Wh, 1800W
Output 1800W
Capacity 1024Wh
Solar Input 200W
N1000 Solar Generator Kit | 2 x 200W Solar Panels N1000 Solar Generator Kit | 2 x 200W Solar Panels
Output 1800W
Capacity 1024Wh
Solar Input 400W

Power Your Everyday Essentials

Reliable energy for daily use and unexpected outages (N1000, for example)

LED Light

LED Light (10W)

81.9 Hr

WiFi Router

WiFi Router (48W)

17.1 Hr

CPAP Machine

CPAP Machine (90W)

9.1 Hr

Refrigerator

Refrigerator (120W)

6.8 Hr

TV

TV (110W)

7.4 Hr

Microwave

Microwave (1300W)

0.6 Hr

Running Time Simulator

Based on the N1000

W

0 hours

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Questions Before You Choose?

What essential devices can GEYOTO products power during an outage?

A GEYOTO portable power station can help keep phones, lights, laptops, Wi-Fi routers, radios, cameras, fans, TVs, and compatible refrigeration equipment running. The exact number of devices and runtime depend on their combined wattage and the selected power station.

Should I choose the N300 or N1000 for emergency backup?

Choose the N300 for communication devices, lighting, laptops, routers, and short outages. The N1000 offers greater capacity and output for longer outages, refrigeration, televisions, larger electronics, and multiple devices operating simultaneously.

How should I prepare my power station before an emergency?

Charge it fully, confirm that all required cables and adapters are available, and test it with your essential devices in advance. Store the unit in an accessible, cool, dry location and check the battery level periodically so it is ready when needed.

Can a GEYOTO power station provide automatic UPS backup?

Compatible GEYOTO power stations feature an approximately 10 ms UPS switchover for equipment such as Wi-Fi routers and computers. Connect only devices within the rated output and verify whether especially sensitive equipment requires a dedicated professional-grade UPS.

How can I recharge the power station during an extended outage?

Depending on the model and available accessories, GEYOTO power stations can be recharged from a wall outlet, compatible solar panels, a vehicle’s 12V socket, or a generator. Fuel-powered generators must always be operated outdoors and away from windows and doors.

Is a GEYOTO portable power station safe to use indoors during an outage?

Yes, because it does not burn fuel or generate carbon monoxide. Keep it in a dry, ventilated location, avoid blocking the cooling vents, and do not expose it to fire, excessive heat, moisture, or damaged electrical connections.