Portable Battery Box Power Station

Flat battery, warm drinks, no power where you need it? A portable battery box gives you a simple way to keep essential gear running off-grid, with built-in power features in one unit. Compare your options alongside portable power stations and find the setup that suits camping, touring or work.

What Makes This More Than a Battery Box

These products are designed as an all-in-one portable power solution rather than simply an enclosure for a battery. That makes them useful when you want a portable lithium battery box for camping, touring, work or backup power.

Built-In Inverter and AC Outlets

A battery box with 240V inverter lets you run compatible AC equipment without needing a separate inverter setup. Built-in AC outlets also keep your power system more compact and easier to manage when you are travelling or working away from mains power.

Battery Management and Monitoring

Integrated monitoring helps you keep an eye on the energy available in your battery. When paired with a suitable battery management system, it can also help protect the battery and manage how power is supplied and charged.

Built for 4WD, Caravan and Job Site Use

A portable battery box for camping can move between your 4WD, caravan, campsite, shed or work area as required. This makes it a versatile choice when you need power in more than one location.

Running a Fridge Without Draining the Vehicle Battery

Using a separate portable battery setup allows your fridge and other accessories to draw from the auxiliary battery rather than relying directly on your vehicle's starter battery.

A LiFePO4 battery is a common option for portable power setups, with the right capacity depending on your fridge, other loads and how long you need to operate between charges.

Backup Power for the Shed or Garage

A portable battery box can also provide an independent power source around the shed, garage or job site. Built-in AC and DC connections make it easier to power compatible equipment from one unit.

Choosing the Right Capacity

Start with what you want to run, how much power it uses and how long you need it to operate. Larger loads or longer run times generally require more stored energy.

Amp Hours and Watt Hours

Amp hours measure battery capacity in relation to current, while watt hours provide a useful measure of total stored energy.

For comparing different power needs, watt hours can make it easier to estimate how long a battery may run a particular appliance. Amp hours are still useful when comparing batteries operating at the same voltage.

Charging Options: Solar, Car and Mains

Think about where you will recharge before choosing your setup. Depending on the unit, portable battery systems may support charging from solar, a vehicle or mains power. Check the individual product information for the charging methods supported by each model.