Consider key factors like the kinds of devices you plan to use, their wattage requirements, and the number of devices. Also think about generator charging sources (e.g., solar panels), charge times and output options, like the number of outlets. To calculate the total wattage required, add up the wattage of each device, and multiply that number by the hours you plan to use the devices.

Solar energy, truly renewable because it comes from the sun, is a cleaner source of energy that can be used to power a variety of devices, from phones and laptops to larger appliances and machines. Conveniently, solar energy can provide access to power in outdoor areas where there are no electrical outlets – and in situations where power indoors has been lost temporarily. It tends to be quieter and much kinder to the planet.

Solar panels convert sunlight into electricity, which can be stored in batteries for later use. Solar power is portable with today’s efficient and compact panels. It’s reliable and cost-effective because the sun is a free, readily available resource. It’s green because solar energy is inherently sustainable and doesn’t produce fumes and emissions like fossil fuels do.