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View full detailsSick of lugging fuel cans or listening to a noisy genny? A Portable Solar Power Generator gives you quiet, clean energy anywhere. Paired with a Portable Power Station, it’s the smart way to keep fridges, lights, and gadgets running off-grid or at home—powered by nothing but sunshine.

A Portable Solar Power Generator is essentially a Portable Power Station paired with solar panels, designed to store energy from the sun. Unlike petrol generators, these units are clean, quiet, and safe to use both outdoors and indoors. They provide a dependable power source without fumes, noise, or ongoing fuel costs.

No more noisy motors or fuel runs. Solar generators give you a quiet, emission-free solution that fits perfectly in both off-grid and residential settings.
Solar panels capture sunlight and convert it into energy. That energy is stored in a built-in battery system, which you can then use to power appliances and devices via AC or DC outputs.
Many solar generators are packaged as complete kits, giving you battery storage, an inverter, and solar input all in one. That means less hassle setting up and more confidence when you need power fast.
Keep fridges, lights, and communication devices running in the bush without worrying about running out of power.
A solar generator can keep your essentials—fridges, Wi-Fi, medical equipment, and lighting—going when the grid goes down.
For caravans, tiny homes, and remote living, solar generators offer an ongoing renewable power source that’s simple to manage and recharge daily.
Match your generator’s wattage (W) and capacity (Wh) to your appliances’ draw and expected runtime. Larger setups handle bigger loads and longer outages.
LiFePO4 batteries deliver longer life cycles, superior safety, and better performance under tough Aussie conditions compared to older lithium-ion or lead-acid models.
Choose a unit that supports fast AC charging as well as high solar input. This ensures your generator can be recharged quickly, even in less-than-ideal weather.
Yes, they reliably store and supply solar power.
Only essentials, unless paired with larger battery banks.
Models with LiFePO4 batteries and high solar input.
Small fridges, lights, laptops, and other low-draw devices.
A portable solar power generator is a battery-based power station that charges via solar panels, a wall outlet, or a car port - then stores that energy for use wherever you need it. Unlike a petrol generator, there's no fuel, no fumes, and no noise. You pair it with solar panels to keep it topped up off-grid. True Gear stocks models ranging from compact 864Wh units right up to 3,840Wh powerhouses, so you can run everything from a car fridge to power tools on site.
For a basic camping setup - car fridge, lights, phone charging, maybe a CPAP - a unit in the 500Wh to 1,000Wh range will do the job for a couple of nights. If you're running a bigger fridge, an air compressor, or power tools on a work site, step up to 1,500Wh or more. A 2,000Wh-plus unit suits extended off-grid trips or anyone wanting to run a microwave or kettle. True Gear stocks options across all these ranges so you can match the capacity to how you actually use it.
Prices vary a lot depending on capacity and brand. Entry-level units with around 300-500Wh start from roughly $500-$700. Mid-range models in the 800Wh to 1,500Wh sweet spot sit between $800 and $1,500. Larger units with 2,000Wh or more typically run from $2,000 up to $3,500+. True Gear regularly runs sales with significant savings off RRP, so it's worth checking the collection for current pricing.
True Gear stocks a solid range of trusted brands including Bluetti, EcoFlow, Allpowers, Dabbsson, Oscal, and Hyundai. Bluetti is the most prominent in this collection, with models ranging from the compact AC70P at 864Wh up to the Apex 300 and Elite 400 for serious off-grid power. Each brand has its strengths - True Gear carries them because they're proven gear that holds up in Australian conditions.
Yes, plenty of tradies use them for exactly that. You'll want to match the unit's inverter output to your tools - most corded power tools need 1,000W to 2,400W continuous, so check the wattage rating before you buy. Models like the Bluetti AC180P (1,800W output) or the AC200PL (2,400W) handle most trade tools comfortably. They're also handy for running site lighting, phone chargers, and a radio without needing to run a petrol genny.