Save yourself from the inconvenience of power outages —Portable Energy Storage Systems might be the answer to your needs.

In 1859, French physician Gaston Planté pioneered the commercial use of lead acid — the first rechargeable battery. In recent years, lead-acid batteries have been optimized in numerous applications for its reliability and inexpensive cost-per-watt base but there remain certain new shortcomings facing the lead-acid battery manufacturers.

A 12 volt lithium battery is better than the older AGM or lead-acid battery. A lithium iron phosphate battery, also known as a LiFePO4 battery, is well-tested and now recognized as safe and suitable for most outdoor and indoor applications.

Portable power stations (also called gasless generators or battery-powered inverter generators) are devices that can store electrical power in an internal battery for later use.