PECRON
PECRON F3000LFP
3kWh and 3,600W for well under $1,000
- 3,072 WhCapacity
- 3,600 WAC output
- LiFePO4Battery
- 63.3 lbWeight
$899.00reference price*
Category
Quiet, fume-free battery backup for your fridge, Wi-Fi, CPAP and lights.
Battery backup has quietly replaced the gas generator for millions of US homes. A 1–2kWh power station can keep a refrigerator, Wi-Fi, phone chargers and lights going through a typical outage, run safely indoors and switch on automatically when the grid fails.
For home backup, prioritize usable capacity (1,000Wh and up), continuous output of at least 1,500W, a fast AC recharge so you can top up whenever power flickers back, and a UPS switchover of 20 ms or less.
PECRON
3kWh and 3,600W for well under $1,000
$899.00reference price*
DJI
A 2,600W powerhouse that recharges in under an hour
$699.00reference price*
Anker
The fastest-charging 1kWh station, with a 2,000W inverter
$699.99reference price*
EcoFlow
A 240V, 4kWh home battery on wheels
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Jackery
The 1kWh sweet spot for home backup that still fits in a car trunk
$559.00reference price*
BLUETTI
A proven 1.1kWh all-rounder at a mid-range price
$499.00reference price*
EcoFlow
The DELTA Pro 3 with double the battery
$4,698.00reference price*
EcoFlow
The proven 3.6kWh home-backup workhorse, now at a lower price
$1,799.00reference price*
DYNESS
The budget 2kWh LiFePO4 pick, with caveats
$699.99reference price*
DABBSSON
12kW, 240V backup on wheels with very fast charging
$6,999.00reference price*
EcoFlow
2kWh of LiFePO4 with a 10 ms UPS at a 1kWh-class price
$879.00reference price*
EcoFlow
Whole-home backup that starts at 12kWh and scales to 180kWh
$7,899.00reference price*
Anker SOLIX
An outdoor-rated whole-home battery that starts a 5-ton AC
$7,799.00reference price*
EcoFlow
A 240V home battery with solar in one box
$4,709.00reference price*
Callsun
High-efficiency bifacial panels at a budget price
$319.99reference price*
A modern full-size refrigerator averages roughly 100–200W over time, about 1–2kWh per day, but needs a short startup surge several times higher.
With a UPS (uninterruptible power supply) function, devices stay plugged into the station and switch to battery in milliseconds, with no manual swap during a blackout.
For multi-day outages, pair the station with solar panels or a gas generator to refill it.
If you rely on a CPAP or oxygen concentrator, size for at least two nights and check the manufacturer's guidance.
For essentials (fridge, router, lights, phones) plan on 1,000–2,000Wh per day. Our home-backup guide includes an appliance sizing table.
Many sump pumps need 800–1,500W running and a large startup surge, so check the inverter's continuous and surge ratings carefully. Well pumps are often 240V and need a whole-home system.