These Three Off-Grid Power Solutions Are Helping People Make Stuff Way Out In The Way Out.

We won't pretend we know the reasons for your off-the-grid power needs. Monitoring ghosts in an abandoned prison. A deep forest documentary. A beach bonfire/movie screening. All great. But allow us to suggest where you can get that power. These three portable power solutions will run your lights, charge your cameras, and play you a lullaby without ever firing up a generator.

River from EcoFlow is a portable lithium ion battery that weighs just eleven pounds but has 416 watt-hours of storage capacity. A slew of different ports let you power up to eleven devices at once and recharging is done through a car charger, a wall charger or a… solar panel charger. 

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The EcoFlow 50W solar panel will charge your River power station in just twelve hours. It folds up to about an eighteen-inch square, a little over an inch thick, and comes in its own carrying case. If you don't have the River station, It can also power your devices directly via USB.

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 Now imagine if your power station brought its own sound. The DemerBox offers Bluetooth pairing with a range of up to a hundred feet and USB charging for your devices. It's waterproof, nearly indestructible thanks to the Pelican housing, and it's handmade in the US.​

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