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Portable Power Stations Zero Emission

LiFePO4 batteries with plugs: ranging from 256 Wh for the weekend to 5 kWh (expandable) for the home, and up to 33 kWh three-phase models for industrial use. They can be recharged from the grid or with solar panels, are silent, produce no smoke, and are designed for indoor use. From a manufacturer that also produces generators, with technical support available in Spain.

What Is a Portable Power Station, and Who Is It For?

A portable power station is a lithium battery with a built-in inverter and outlets: you charge it at home or with a solar panel, and then plug whatever you need into it, just as if it were a wall outlet you can carry in your hand. No engine, no fuel, no emissions, and no noise, so it can be used inside a house, a tent, or an office.

Zero Emission is the range of energy produced without combustion from Genergy. At its core are the 14 GZE stations —the portable solar generators, as many people also call them—ranging from 256 Wh and 600 W to 5,040 Wh and 6,000 W, with LiFePO4 batteries rated for 4,000 cycles, and, in the E and PRO-S versions, expansion batteries to double or triple the capacity. All in all, this is what makes the system work: portable solar panels foldable panels for recharging them, a DC generator that charges them when there is no sun, and a 33 kWh three-phase charging station for construction and industry. If you're looking for a permanent installation for your home, the line continues at self-consumption solar kit, off-grid solar kit, solar batteries e solar inverters. And if you need more runtime or more power than a battery can provide, the manufacturer itself offers the inverter generator that complements it.

  • 256 Wh – 5 kWh, 14 stations, expandable up to 15 kWh
  • 600–6,000 W—froma laptop to a refrigerator, a drill, or a glass-ceramic stove
  • 4,000 LiFePO4 cycles: more than ten years of daily use
  • 0 dB · 0 fumes; for indoor use
  • Solarserecharges with foldable panels ranging from 100 to 660 W
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Why do you need it?

You choose a station based on two numbers: how many watt-hours you'll use (range) and how many watts at a time (power). Find the option that fits your situation, and you'll have the right model.

Camping · Van

Cell phone, laptop, flashlight, drone, and a small 12-volt cooler

A weekend of electronic music and a camping cooler. GZE-0206 (256 Wh, 600 W) or GZE-0506 (512 Wh, 600 W) with a SUN100 panel so you don't have to go home to recharge.

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Remote Work · Short Power Outage

Computer, router, electricity, and TV during a power outage lasting a few hours

The things that turn off when the power goes out in an apartment—and that a gasoline-powered generator can't handle because you can't put it in the living room. GZE-1012 (992 Wh, 1,200 W) or GZE-1515 (1,488 Wh, 1,500 W).

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Interior · Light Construction

Drill, small angle grinder, or saw where a generator won't fit

Renovations in apartments, commercial spaces without construction power, and installers working indoors. Power for tools without emissions or noise for neighbors. GZE-2224 (2,232 Wh, 2,400 W / 4,500 W peak).

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Home · Long Power Outages

Refrigerator, freezer, water heater, and electricity for one or two days

The expanding power station: GZE-3036-PRO-S (3,072 Wh, 3,600 W) with EB2048 expansion batteries, and the GEN-1600-SOL generator, which recharges it with direct current if the power outage lasts longer than daylight. It’s the quiet alternative to a home generator.

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Maximum capacity

Full-time motorhome, weekend cottage

Everything needed for a small home on a cloudy day, plus enough power for an air conditioner or a single-zone glass-ceramic stove. GZE-4672 (4,608 Wh, 6,000 W / 9,000 W peak) expandable with EB4608, or GZE-5050-PRO-S (5,040 Wh, 5,000 W) with EB5040.

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Events · food trucks · film shoots

Energy without smoke or noise in front of the audience

A flea market, a wedding, a food stand, or a film set can’t have a generator right next to them. The GZE-5050 (5,040 Wh, 5,000 W) is ideal for a food stand; and for equipment that can’t stop to recharge, the GZE-2020-R with the RB2000 swappable battery: just swap out the battery and keep going.

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Industrial · three-phase

Urban construction project, large-scale event, or facility with noise and emissions restrictions

33 kWh and 15 kW continuous (30 kW peak) in three-phase power, in a single unit. Replaces or supplements a generator set where an engine cannot be started: urban centers, indoor locations, and low-emission zones. GZE-330150.

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Charging Without a Plug: True Solar Power

The SUN100, SUN200, and SUN300 foldable panels can recharge any GZE; the HC660W bifacial panel is designed for fixed installations and large stations. See the panels page to find out which one goes with which.

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Wh and W: The Two Numbers You Need to Understand Before Buying

The number one mistake people make when buying portable power stations is focusing only on watts. Watts (W) indicate how much you can plug in at one time; watt-hours (Wh) indicate how long. A 600 W, 256 Wh power station can power a laptop, but only for a few hours.

Power (W): Add up the power of all the devices you plan to plug in at the same time. Laptop: 60 W; TV: 100 W; refrigerator: 150 W (starts up at 600 W); microwave: 1,000 W; drill: 700 W; single-zone glass-ceramic cooktop: 1,800 W. If the total exceeds the continuous output, the power station will shut down to protect itself.
Peak (Max W)Motors and compressors draw three times their rated power for one second when starting up. That's why every GZE has both continuous and peak power ratings: the GZE-2224 delivers 2,400 W continuously and 4,500 W at startup.
Capacity (Wh)Hours = Wh ÷ device power (W) × 0.85 (inverter losses). A 150-W refrigerator that runs half the time consumes about 75 Wh per hour: with 3,072 Wh, that’s about 35 hours.
And the nametellsyoueverything: GZE capacity-power: GZE-3036 = ~3,000 Wh and 3,600 W. The letters: C = compact · E = expandable with EB battery · PRO-S = expandable and with GEN-1600-SOL generator input · BAT = battery only, without inverter · R = interchangeable battery.
Estimated hours per appliance and capacity
DeviceTypical consumptionGZE-0506 · 512 WhGZE-1515 · 1,488 WhGZE-3036 · 3.072 WhGZE-5050 · 5,040 Wh
Cell phone (fully charged)~15 Wh~28 charges~80~170~280
Laptop60 W~7 h~21 h~43 h~70 h
TV + router120 W~3,5 h~10 h~21 h~35 h
Home Refrigerator~75 Wh/h on average~6 h~17 h~35 h~57 h
Microwave1.000 Wno (600 W)~1 hr 15 min~2 hours 30 minutes~4 h
Drill / Small Angle Grinder700 Wno (600 W)~1 hr 45 min~3 hours 40 minutes~6 h

Estimated operating times based on 85% inverter efficiency and typical reference consumption levels; these are not catalog figures Genergy. Actual battery life depends on the device, the temperature, and usage.

Which of the 14 stations?

Sorted by capacity. All feature a LiFePO4 battery with 4,000 cycles and can be recharged from the grid or a solar panel.

The 14 GZE stations by capacity
ModelCapacityContinuous / Peak OutputExpandableWho is it for?
GZE-0206 [C]256 Wh600 / 1.200 W—Cell phone, laptop, flashlight: backpack and car
GZE-0506 [C]512 Wh600 / 1.200 W—Weekend Camping, 12-Volt Cooler
GZE-1012 [C]992 Wh1.200 / 3.600 W—Working from Home and Short Power Outages at Home
GZE-1020 [E]1.024 Wh2.000 / 4.500 WEBSmall capacity, high power: a tool for specific tasks
GZE-1515 [C]1.488 Wh1.500 / 3.600 W—Camper van, a full night
GZE-2025 [E]2.048 Wh2.500 / 5.400 WEBHome: Refrigerator and Microwave During a Power Outage
GZE-2224 [C]2.232 Wh2.400 / 4.500 W—Light interior construction, installers
GZE-3036 [E]3.072 Wh3.600 / 7.000 WEBHome: One or Two Days' Worth of Essentials
GZE-3036-PRO-S3.072 Wh3.600 / 7.000 WEB2048 + GEN-1600-SOLHouse with frequent power outages: grows and recharges with a generator
GZE-3036-S [BAT]3.072 Whexpansion battery—Add Capacity to a PRO-S
GZE-4672 [E]4.608 Wh6.000 / 9.000 WEB4608The most powerful: air conditioning, glass-ceramic cooktop, motorhome
GZE-5050 [E]5.040 Wh5.000 / 7.000 WEBEvents, food trucks, country house
GZE-5050-PRO-S5.040 Wh5.000 / 7.000 WEB5040 + GEN-1600-SOLMaximum expandable battery life, with backup power
GZE-5050-S [BAT]5.040 Whexpansion battery—Add Capacity to a PRO-S

Outside the GZE series: GZE-2020-R (2,000 W, RB2000 interchangeable battery, Li-ion) and GZE-330150 (33 kWh, 15/30 kW three-phase). Expansion batteries: EB2048 · EB4608 · EB5040. Backup charger for the PRO-S models: GEN-1600-SOL. Capacities and power ratings from the 2026 catalog; prices, weights, and connectors are listed on each product page.

Why a Zero Emission station? Genergy

LiFePO4 with 4,000 cycles

More than 70% capacity after 4,000 cycles and more than 80% after 3,500. With one charge per day, that’s more than ten years. Many marketplace stations still use lithium-ion batteries rated for 500–800 cycles.

It grows when you need it

The E and PRO-S versions support expansion batteries: a GZE-3036-PRO-S can be upgraded from 3 to 5 or 7 kWh by stacking EB2048 units. You don't buy capacity today for use two years from now.

It recharges without sunlight

The PRO-S models are compatible with the GEN-1600-SOL, a DC generator that charges them when a power outage lasts longer than a day. This is something no other battery brand can offer, because they don't manufacture generators.

From a laptop to a three-phase system

The same product line ranges from 256 Wh to 33 kWh and 30 kW peak. If that's not enough, the solution is right at home: a larger station, a fixed kit, or an inverter generator.

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The SUN100, 200, and 300 foldable panels and the HC660 bifacial panel are designed for the MPPT chargers used in these stations. No third-party adapters or mismatched voltages are required.

SAT and Replacement Parts in Spain

A 5-kWh battery cannot be returned via courier to another continent. Technical service and replacement parts provided by Genergy in Spain, and a network of retailers where you can try it out before buying it.

Power station, inverter generator, or stationary solar kit?

That's the question people ask Google most often about these machines, and the honest answer is that they're different things.

Comparison of the Station, Inverter Generator, and Fixed Kit
Portable Power StationGasoline Inverter GeneratorFixed Solar Kit
Noise and Exhaust FumesNone: for indoor use52–74 dB, always outdoorsNone
Power600–6,000 W (30 kW three-phase)1,100 W – 19 kW5.200 – 8.000 W
How long does it last?Whatever the battery lasts: a few hours to a couple of daysAs Long as There's Gas: DaysEvery day, with sunshine and a battery
Recharge3–6 hours, depending on sunlightRefuelPanels
MaintenanceNoneOil, filter, fresh gasolineMinimum
Choose…Camping, indoor activities, scheduled power outages, smoke-free eventsPeak-load hours or days without sunshine: inverter generatorsResidential: Grid-connected self-consumption kit or off-grid self-consumption kit

Both at the same time? The gasoline generator powers the station, and the station provides clean, quiet electricity: this is the standard setup in motorhomes and country homes. And if the backup is for a fixed solar installation: a solar backup generator.

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Which Station Do You Need? Buying Guide
GZE-5050-PRO-S: 5,040 Wh, expandable
The range of stations, in two minutes

Only videos created by Genergy. The first one changes languages depending on which version of the website you're viewing.

Why Buy Your Power Station at Genergy

  • Spanish brandDesign, development, and quality control of Genergy, a manufacturer since 2007.
  • Warranty: The warranty period for each model is listed on its product page, for both individuals and businesses.
  • SAT and Replacement Parts in Spain: In-house technical service—the battery won't have to be shipped to another continent if it fails.
  • We'll tell you which one.Just tell us what you're going to plug in and for how many hours, and we'll tell you the model, expansion, and plate.

Frequently Asked Questions About Portable Power Stations

How many hours does a portable power station last?

It depends on the capacity (Wh) and what you plug in. The formula: hours = Wh ÷ device’s W × 0.85. A GZE-1515 (1,488 Wh) powers a 60 W laptop for about 21 hours, or a household refrigerator for about 17 hours. A GZE-5050 (5,040 Wh) lasts more than three times as long. The table above lists the figures by device.

What is the best portable power station for home use?

For power outages, a 2,000- to 3,000-Wh model with 2,000 W or more of output: it powers a refrigerator, freezer, lights, router, and water heater for one or two days. If you want it to generate power and recharge even when there’s no sun, choose the GZE-3036-PRO-S with EB2048 batteries and the GEN-1600-SOL. If the outage could last for days, a gasoline-powered home generator is the ideal complement.

What can I plug into a portable power station?

Any device whose power consumption does not exceed the station’s continuous output: cell phones, laptops, TVs, lights, refrigerators, coffee makers, power tools, small pumps, and home medical equipment. Motors and compressors draw peak power when starting up—check the maximum output. Small stations cannot power space heaters, ovens, or full-size glass-ceramic cooktops, as they consume more power than the battery can supply.

Which is better, a generator or a power plant?

For indoor use, camping, events, and power outages, the power station: quiet, smoke-free, and maintenance-free. For power outages, high-power needs, or situations where there’s no sun to recharge, the generator. Many customers end up with both: the generator recharges the power station, and the power station distributes clean electricity. The full comparison is above.

What do the letters C, E, PRO-S, BAT, and R stand for?

C is compact, with no expansion option. E supports an EB expansion battery. PRO-S supports expansion and also includes the GEN-1600-SOL generator input for recharging without sunlight. BAT is just the battery, for expanding a PRO-S. R (GZE-2020-R) features a replaceable battery: you swap out the depleted RB2000 for a charged one and keep going.

Can a station be powered by solar panels?

Yes, all GZE units have a solar input with an MPPT controller. The SUN100, SUN200, and SUN300 foldable panels are designed for this purpose; the recharge time depends on the capacity and the amount of sunlight (a GZE-0506 with a SUN200 takes about 3–4 hours in good sunlight). Which panel for which season, in portable solar panels.

How long does the battery last?

They are LiFePO4 batteries with 4,000 cycles while retaining more than 70% of their capacity (3,500 cycles at 80%). If charged daily, they will last more than ten years; for camping and emergency use, much longer. EB expansion batteries have 3,000 cycles at 80%.

Can I expand the capacity later?

For the E and PRO-S versions, yes: EB2048 for the GZE-3036-PRO-S, EB4608 for the GZE-4672, and EB5040 for the GZE-5050-PRO-S. The C versions are not expandable: if you think you'll need more, start with an E.

Can it be used indoors?

Yes. There's no combustion, so there's no carbon monoxide or other gases—that's the key difference from a generator, which is always set up outside. The units can be used in the living room, in a tent, inside a van, or in a building.

Does it make noise?

Only the fan when it's running at full power, like a computer. Nothing like a generator (the quietest inverters are 52 dB). That's why it's the best choice for events, film shoots, and when there are neighbors nearby.

Is one station enough for a construction site or a warehouse?

For light-duty indoor use, yes (GZE-2224 or GZE-4672). For construction sites or industrial settings with three-phase machinery and noise or emissions restrictions, the GZE-330150: 33 kWh and 15 kW continuous three-phase power. For higher power requirements or full-day operations, a generator set remains the best option.

How much does a portable power station cost?

It depends almost entirely on capacity. From the 256 Wh GZE-0206 to the expandable 5 kWh GZE-5050-PRO-S, the price rises roughly in proportion to the Wh. The exact prices are listed on each product page, and we’ll provide you with a quote that includes the unit and any expansion options via the contact form.

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What's included in the station and the fixed kit.

Which station do you need?

Tell us what you're going to plug in, how many hours, and whether you'll be charging it using solar power, and we'll get back to you via the contact form with the model, the expansion battery, and the circuit board. Technical support and replacement parts in Spain.

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