Can a solar generator power a home?

A few years ago, solar generators were mostly good for camping and charging your phone in emergencies. Now, you can find a solar generator that can power your entire home. In fact, you can find a solar generator that’s perfect for your specific application whether it’s home backup, camping, RV or off-grid living.

Which solar generator should I buy?

Bring it on. The Bluetti AC500, along with the included B300S battery pack, is a beast. With an output of 5000W, it is one of the most powerful solar generators in the market. It’s a great choice if you need a highly capable solar generator to run heavy duty appliances. High power output. Expandable capacity. Versatile output ports.

What is a good portable solar generator?

If you want a portable solar generator that can power most appliances, the Jackery Explorer 2000 Pro is a good pick. It comes with a built-in 2200W inverter, meaning it can power most household appliances including a full size refrigerator, TV, blender and others. You can also run power tools off the 2000 Pro.

Should I buy a solar generator for my RV?

For RVs, trucks and camper vans, you can afford to get a heavier, higher-capacity solar generator since you probably don't need to move it around often. If you are getting a solar generator primarily for home backup, forget about portability and focus on capacity and power output.

Can a solar generator power appliances?

If you want a solar generator that can power appliances whether it’s at home, in your RV, offgrid or anywhere else, our top pick is the Bluetti AC200L. It can power just about any appliance, has plenty of outlets to run multiple appliances and features expandable capacity so you can fit it to your needs. Can power most household appliances.

Can a solar generator power a gas generator?

Solar generators are starting to catch up to gas generators in terms of power output. The Bluetti AC500 is a great example of this. With the pure sine wave 5000W inverter, it can power a wide range of heavy duty appliances that you’d normally run with a noisy propane or gas generator.