Patriot Power Convoy Solar Generator & Panel

This solar generator is built for your home and RV. It gives you 2,400 watts of continuous power and 1,843 Wh of battery storage. Unlike gas generators, it runs with no fumes and no loud noise. You can run it safely inside your house during a blackout. Or plug your travel trailer into its 30-amp outlet at the campsite.

It runs a full-size fridge for up to 64 hours on a single charge when power cycling.* To save energy, start with a cold fridge and cycle power to keep it cool. The CDC notes that a closed fridge keeps food cold for 4 hours during a blackout. Your Convoy keeps your food cold for days without dangerous fumes.

You can plug in home gear, medical equipment, and mobile devices. The unit has 11 outlets, including a 30-amp connection, standard wall plugs, fast USB-C ports, and a 12V socket. It powers full-size fridges, freezers, CPAP machines, and power tools. You can also link two units together for 4,800 watts of continuous power.

Yes, it is safe to run inside your home or camper. Because it uses a long-life battery instead of gas, it makes zero fumes and runs silent. You can place it in your bedroom to run a CPAP machine. Or keep it in the kitchen to run your fridge during a winter storm.

You can recharge it from a wall outlet, solar panels, or a 12V car socket. Plugging into a wall outlet recharges the unit in 1.8 to 2.8 hours. When grid power is down, hook up the folding solar panel to charge free in the sun. It supports up to 800 watts of solar input for fast off-grid charging.

Yes, you can run your gear while the generator charges. Pass-through power sends incoming energy straight to your devices. It also has automatic backup power. If grid power drops overnight, it switches to battery in 10 milliseconds. That keeps your fridge or medical gear running without delay.

The generator holds clean power inside your home so bad weather will not stop you. If rain or clouds slow down solar charging, keep the unit indoors and run off saved power. You can also top off the battery with a gas generator outside or charge from a 12V car outlet.

The battery core lasts for over 3,000 charge cycles while keeping strong capacity. For most families, that equals more than 8 years of daily use. For storage, charge it to 50% or more, keep it indoors, and top it off every 3 months so your stored power is ready.

It uses a long-life LiFePO4 battery core. This battery chemistry lasts much longer than older lead-acid or standard lithium cells. It gives you over 3,000 charge cycles and stores well when you top it off every 3 months. That makes it a safe, reliable choice for long-term power backup.

Look for continuous wattage, battery capacity, indoor safety, and long battery life. Choose a fume-free unit that is safe to use inside during severe weather. Make sure it gives you enough power to run heavy gear like a fridge. Fast recharge times and high cycle life also help keep you ready.