Weddings, markets, tailgates, performances, and shoots often need power somewhere without outlets — and events run on a hard deadline. Power has to last until the event ends, not just "as long as possible," so it's worth sizing with a buffer rather than cutting it close.
Light, Medium, and Heavy Use
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Light use: A short gathering of a few hours — a speaker, string lights, and device charging. Look for 500–1,000Wh of capacity — our Compact to Mid-Range collections fit here.
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Medium use: A half-day event with a PA system, lighting, and occasional equipment like a blender or coffee maker — a modest six-hour setup can run 2,500–3,000Wh. Look for our High Capacity collection, and bring more capacity than your calculation suggests, since events tend to run long.
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Heavy use: A full-day or multi-day event with sound, lighting, food or beverage equipment, and vendor power needs. Look for 3,000Wh or more per station, with expansion batteries and solar panels to keep everything charged between peak usage times — our Ultra-High Capacity collection fits here.
Loads at events are almost always underestimated once you count everything running at once — add a margin above your calculated total before you settle on a size.
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