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View full detailsSick of noisy generators or flat batteries when you need power most? A Battery Pack with Inverter and Portable Power Station gives you clean, quiet energy for camping, home backup, or weekend adventures. Compact, reliable, and built for Aussie conditions — it’s portable power made simple.

A Battery Pack with Inverter is more than just backup — it’s your ticket to reliable power anywhere, anytime. With a Portable Power Station, you can run appliances, keep devices charged, and enjoy the quiet convenience of modern battery technology without lugging around a noisy generator.

An inverter converts stored DC power into usable AC, letting you run laptops, fridges, TVs, and even sensitive electronics safely.
Unlike petrol units, battery packs are silent, emission-free, and perfect for both indoor and outdoor use.
From bush trips and 4WD adventures to emergency power at home, an inverter-equipped pack keeps your gear running smoothly.
Wattage tells you what you can run. Capacity (Wh) tells you how long. Always match your pack to your real needs.
Pure sine wave tech ensures sensitive electronics, like medical devices and laptops, run safely without damage.
Lightweight, long-lasting, and ultra-safe, LiFePO4 is the gold standard for reliable portable power.
Flexibility is key. Recharge via solar panels, your vehicle, or a standard wall outlet.
Look for packs with built-in protection systems, rugged design, and strong warranty support for peace of mind.
We stock leading models tailored for Aussie conditions. Compare features to find the unit that fits your lifestyle best.
Depends on load and capacity — usually several hours.
Roughly 1 hour at full load.
About 30–40 minutes at full load.
A system combining a battery and inverter to deliver AC and DC power.
A regular power bank only puts out USB or 12V DC power - fine for phones and laptops, but useless for tools, appliances, or anything that runs off a standard 240V wall plug. A battery pack with inverter converts stored DC energy into 240V AC power, so you can run power tools, a CPAP machine, a bar fridge, or a microwave straight from the unit. True Gear stocks models from Bluetti and EcoFlow that range from 1,000W up to 3,840W, so there's an option whether you need to power a drop saw on a job site or keep the campsite running for a week.
It depends on what you're running. For a fridge, lighting, phone and laptop charging, a 1,000-1,500Wh unit with an 1,800W inverter (like the Bluetti AC180P or EcoFlow DELTA 3 Plus) covers most weekend setups. If you're running a 240V air compressor, power tools, or keeping a larger campsite powered for several days, step up to a 2,000Wh-plus unit. A good rule of thumb: add up the watt-hours your gear uses per day and multiply by how many days you need to run without a recharge.
Yes - most units True Gear stocks have a dedicated solar input (MC4 or Anderson connector) alongside the standard AC charger. Bluetti and EcoFlow units typically accept 200-1,000W of solar input depending on the model, so you can top up off-grid as long as you've got panels with a matching voltage range. Pair the power station with a compatible solar panel kit for a fully self-sufficient setup away from the grid.
True Gear stocks Bluetti and EcoFlow - two of the most trusted names in portable power. Bluetti options include the AC180P (1,800W / 1,440Wh), the Apex 300 (3,840W / 2,764.8Wh), and the Elite 400 (2,600W / 3,840Wh). EcoFlow is represented by the DELTA 3 Plus (1,800W / 1,024Wh). Prices range from around $1,100 through to $3,000 depending on capacity and output. All units ship to Australia with local warranty support.
Yes. Bluetti and EcoFlow both back their units with Australian warranties - typically 2 to 5 years depending on the model. Because True Gear is an authorised Australian dealer, you're covered under local consumer law as well. That means no sending gear overseas for a warranty claim - it's handled here in Australia.