Off-Grid Power UK | Power Stations, Solar & Batteries

Off-grid power in this collection

Anker SOLIX: C300X and C300X DC, C1000 Gen 2, C2000 Gen 2, S2000 and the 3072Wh F3000, plus BP2000 Gen 2 and BP3000 expansion batteries.
DJI Power: Power 1000 Mini (1000Wh), Power 1000 V2 (1024Wh) and Power 2000 (2048Wh).
Bluetti: AC2P, AC60P, AC70P, AC180P, AC180T, AC240P and AC200PL, the Premium 30, 100 and 200 V2, and B80P and B210P expansion batteries.
Jackery: the Explorer 100 Plus for lightweight device charging.

How to plan an off-grid power system

Work out your daily use in watt-hours by multiplying each appliance's wattage by the hours you run it, then add them together. Choose a power station with comfortably more capacity than that figure, and an output rating that covers your most powerful appliance. To stay off-grid for days at a time, you need to put energy back in: a solar panel array sized to your daily use, an alternator charger for vans and motorhomes, or both. Models that accept expansion batteries, such as the Anker C2000 Gen 2 and F3000 or the Bluetti AC180P and AC240P, let you grow the system later. Browse solar panels to complete your setup.

Off Grid Living FAQs

Q: Can a power station run a motorhome or cabin?

A: A larger unit of 2,000Wh or more, ideally with an expansion battery and solar input, can run lighting, a fridge, chargers and small appliances. High-draw items such as heaters and kettles use energy quickly, so check their wattage first.

Q: How much solar do I need?

A: It depends on your daily use and the UK weather. Panels rarely deliver their full rated output, so allow extra wattage, particularly in winter.

Q: Do you offer delivery across the UK?

A: Yes. Orders come with free UK mainland delivery and flexible payment options.