Power Station Rental For Camping

Add up the watts of what you want to run, then compare. Output (watts) must cover everything running at once: 300W for the 245Wh, 800W for the 768Wh, 2400W for the 2048Wh. Capacity (watt-hours) sets how long it lasts — roughly watt-hours divided by your total watts, less some conversion loss. Tell us your devices and we'll recommend a size.

Yes. Every EcoFlow we rent accepts solar input, and we rent 45W, 100W and 220W portable panels. Charging speed depends on panel size, sun angle, heat and shade. For the 2048Wh, the 220W panel is the one we recommend.

For most campsite loads, a battery is quieter, has no fumes or fuel to haul, and can be used inside a tent or vehicle. A generator still makes sense for very large, continuous loads — tell us what you need to run and we'll help you decide.

The EcoFlow 2048Wh is $20/day or $100/week, the 768Wh is $15/day or $75/week, and the 245Wh is $10/day or $50/week. Solar panels are $5/day (45W), $10/day (100W) or $15/day (220W). Weekly rates cover up to 7 days for the price of 5. There is a 3 day minimum rental charge, 50% due at booking, and a $200 refundable security deposit per reservation, held after pickup.

Yes — that's one of the most popular pairings we rent. The Starlink Mini draws much less power than the Standard kits, so it's the easiest to run from batteries. All Starlink kits are $35/day or $175/week.

Pickup and return are in Queen Creek near Power and Germann in the Cortina neighborhood; the full address is in your cart and confirmation. Primary times are 9 AM – 7 PM (other times with our approval), and delivery can be arranged in advance for an additional fee.