Backup Power
Jackery Solar Generator 300 + 40W Panel
The small one that keeps the internet on.
$460+ tax
We keep only a few of these on the shelf—call if you need one soon.
A compact 292Wh power station with a 40W solar panel—enough to keep a router and a few small devices running through a shorter outage.
Installation is included in this price. Not sure this is the right one? Call us at (661) 242-5500.
A router draws about ten watts. Our radio draws about the same. This little box runs both of them for the better part of a day, and it costs a fraction of the bigger units.
If all you want is for the internet to survive the kind of outage that ends before dinner, start here. It is the shoebox-sized battery we keep telling people is usually all it takes.
What it will actually run
| Load | Draw | Estimated runtime |
|---|---|---|
| Your router only | 10 W | 25 hrs |
| Our radio + your router | 25 W | 9.9 hrs |
| Add a laptop | 75 W | 3.3 hrs |
| Add a TV | 150 W | 1.7 hrs |
Good for
- Keeping the radio and router alive through a short outage
- Anyone testing the waters before buying something larger
- Taking with you — it is light enough to carry one-handed
Not the right fit if…
- Running a fridge, a well pump, or anything with a motor
- Multi-day outages — the 40 W panel recharges slowly
Specifications
| Capacity | 292 Wh |
|---|---|
| Battery | LiFePO4 (lithium iron phosphate) |
| AC output | 300 W |
| USB-C | 1 × 100 W, 1 × 15 W |
| Solar panel | 40 W, included |
| Weight | About 11 lb for the kit |
Specifications published by Jackery, checked 2026-09-06. See the manufacturer's page.
