Grid Down Power — shield emblem with solar panel and battery, metallic silver wordmark

Backup power when the grid goes down

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Option A · Portable

Pecron F5000

Best value on the market

Most power from a small station

Full model: PECRON F5000LFP

Strong portable / large station backup — home essentials, tools, RV-style use — without a whole-home panel install.

Best if: You want one serious movable power station for fridge, lights, phones, modem, and many tools — dual-voltage capable, expandable with extra batteries — but you’re not wiring a whole-home modular system.

  • Capacity ~5,120 Wh LiFePO4
  • AC output Up to 7,200 W (240V); 120V / 240V dual-voltage
  • Outlets Multiple 120V AC (NEMA 5-20 ×4 + TT-30) + 240V AC; 2× USB-C 100W; 2× USB-A; DC XT60 / 5525 — check current layout
  • Weight ~123.9 lb (56.2 kg) — serious portable, not a light grab-and-go brick
  • Expandable Up to ~35.8 kWh with extra batteries (typical / check current)
  • Form factor Single-unit portable power station — not a whole-home panel install

Typical figures from manufacturer materials — confirm on the official page before buying.

Typical price range
About $2000

Approximate range — verify current pricing before purchase. Not a guarantee.

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