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EnerCrest

EnerCrest™ portable power station

$249.99

  • Carry handle and 6.6 lb body fit a pack or trunk
  • 13 outputs let a whole camp table charge together
  • AC, USB-C and DC ports cover phones to laptops
  • Built-in BMS monitors temperature, voltage, current

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  • Charge EnerCrest from an AC outlet, a car port or a solar panel before you leave.
  • Pack it, then connect your devices to the AC, USB-C, QC or DC outputs.
  • Power your gear at camp, on the road or during an outage, and recharge it when you are home.
  • 1x EnerCrest Portable Power Station
  • 1x AC Adapter & Cable
  • 1x USB-C to USB-C Cable
  • 1x Cigarette Lighter Plug Cord
  • 1x Car Cigarette Lighter Socket
  • 1x User Manual

We offer free shipping on orders over $150. Once your order is dispatched, the estimated delivery time is 5 to 12 business days depending on your location — tracking is emailed as soon as it ships.

Changed your mind? You can return your product within 90 days of delivery for a refund — see our Returns page for the full policy.

What You Can Plug In and Pack Along

296Wh Battery Capacity

Phones, cameras and a laptop all need a plug when the trailhead has none. An 80,000mAh cell stores 296Wh, so one unit stays in the gear pile as your off-grid outlet.

Light Enough to Load

A heavy power box gets left at home. EnerCrest weighs 6.6 pounds and has a carry handle, so it fits in a backpack or a trunk when you pack for the trip.

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Thirteen Outputs

Sharing one outlet means taking turns. With AC, USB-C PD 100W, QC 3.0 and DC outputs, you can charge several devices at the same time from a single unit.

Built-In BMS

Plugging in a full set of gear raises the question of what the unit is doing inside. A built-in BMS monitors temperature, voltage and current while you run your devices.

Frequently Asked Questions

Coolers and mini fridges that stay within the 300-watt output limit can be plugged in. Check the wattage label on your appliance first. A full-size kitchen fridge is a different class of appliance.

Laptops that charge over USB-C can use the USB-C PD 100W output. Others can use the AC outlet with their own charger. Check your charger's wattage label against the 300-watt limit.

You can recharge from an AC wall outlet, from a car port, or from a compatible solar panel. Pick the one that fits your trip plan.

Yes. EnerCrest supports pass-through charging, so you can keep your gear plugged in while the unit itself is connected to a power source.

No. EnerCrest is battery powered and outputs pure sine wave power, so there is no fuel to carry and no exhaust.

You get an AC adapter and cable, a USB-C to USB-C cable, a cigarette lighter plug cord, a car cigarette lighter socket and a user manual.

Look for the wattage on the label or the charger of each device. Add up everything you plan to run at once and keep the total within the 300-watt limit.

The built-in BMS shuts things down if total wattage goes over 300W. Check the wattage labels on your gear before you plug in, and keep the combined total under that limit.

A portable power station stores energy in a battery cell, 296Wh in EnerCrest's case. It is charged from a wall outlet, car port or solar panel, then supplies connected devices through its AC, USB-C, QC and DC outputs.

EnerCrest has 13 outputs across AC, USB-C PD, QC 3.0 and DC. As a portable power station, it can supply laptops, cameras and other devices at the same time, with a BMS cutting power on overload.
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EnerCrest: A Portable Power Station for Camp and Home

A dead phone at the campsite or a dark house during an outage leaves most people reaching for a fuel generator or a pile of spare batteries. EnerCrest is a portable power station that stores 296Wh in a 6.6-pound body with a carry handle, so it rides in a backpack or trunk.

Used as a portable power station for camping, it runs phones, cameras and laptops without fuel to haul. Thirteen outputs, including AC, USB-C PD, QC 3.0 and DC, let this power station charge several devices together instead of taking turns at one socket.

Kept ready as a portable power station for home backup, it recharges from a wall outlet, car port or solar panel. Pass-through charging keeps devices running while the unit refills, and a built-in BMS monitors temperature, voltage and current.

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