Independent product records
Seven completed records, normalized into two useful capacity classes. Compare output, charging, weight, and evidence without manufacturer claims blurring the differences.
Bars share a 3,000W reference ceiling. Capacity and output remain separate electrical gates.
1kWh class
The most flexible expansion path in this launch group, with a strong 1,000W solar ceiling and six AC outlets.
2kWh class
A high-output 2kWh station with 3,000W continuous AC output, 1,000W solar input, and a documented sub-10ms transfer mode.
1kWh class
The lightest record here, with slightly more stored energy than the 1,024Wh group and a straightforward 1,500W inverter.
2kWh class
The lightest of the three source-reviewed 2kWh records, with a 2,200W inverter and a published 4,400W surge peak.
1kWh class
The strongest solar-input-to-weight combination in this set, backed by a manual that publishes its runtime equation and self-consumption assumption.
2kWh class
A long-cycle-life 2kWh record with 2,600W continuous output and a 1,000W solar ceiling documented in the official manual.
1kWh class
The highest continuous output in this group, with a compact 24.9 lb chassis and a manufacturer-stated 49-minute fast-charge mode.
Publication standard
Capacity, continuous AC output, chemistry, solar input, weight, cycle-life claims, and operating limitations are checked against official pages, manuals, or support records. Missing values stay missing. Boost modes are not quietly substituted for general surge ratings.
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