1024Wh Solar Generator, 1000W Pure Sine Wave Portable Power Station – AC/Car/Solar Charged Backup Battery for Home Emergency, Camping, RV & Outdoor Adventures

I have a couple of solar generators. This size is a great size, 1024 watthours. It is perfect for camping. Its not too heavy and it holds a lot of power. Power a light bulb, charge your phones a bunch of times. I also run a small fan with it. The best thing is, it's quiet. Whether it's at night or for just the quiet in the day while you're in the woods. It will last a couple of days in the woods if you just use it for the basics. Anything with an heating element (toaster, coffee maker…) will eat up the power faster. I also keep it charged at home. Just in case of power outages. I ran a 5000 BTU window A/C for a couple of hours with this size. It says you can charge this in about 1 ½ hours with a wall outlet. I took me a little longer. For solar charging it mentions 3-4 hours in one place and 6-7 hours in another place. I think the difference is the size solar panel you use. The 6 to 7 hours is with about 200-watt solar panel, I think (that's what I use). The 3 to 4 hours is probably about a 400-watt solar panel. You can even charge this in a car outlet. Which is nice in an emergency. This unit digital screen shows the percentage of power left. It also shows how much you are using and how many hours you have left before it runs out. It comes with an ac charging cable and a car charging cable. It doesn't have a solar charging cable. I charged it up with my wall outlet. My solar panel cables don't match this, so I will have to get an adapter. The cable usually comes with the solar panel. If you get one made by the same company, usually it matches. If not, you have to get an adapter. During a blackout we had I used my gas generator to charge my solar generator so I could use it at night and not have to hear the gas generator going.

Works well overall. My only real issue with it is that it automatically turns off after a few minutes of not putting out any power, which is fine when phones and smaller power banks are charged, but not for powering my 12V fridge because it will auto cutoff while the compressor is not running.