Goal Zero Mobile Power Supply Self-Sufficient

POWER - ALWAYS AND EVERYWHERE

With the portable power stations and the solar system mounted on your vehicle, you are perfectly equipped. You can charge your devices anywhere and have them ready for use at any time.

When it comes to building your own portable energy system and getting enough power, it all starts with the sun. Solar panels allow you to capture the sun and convert it into usable energy. Transfer this solar energy by connecting it to a power station or power banks to store the energy for later use.

1. select your power station
Choose one of the "power plants" from a Yeti 500X up to a Yeti 6000X

2. integrate into your vehicle
Have the Yeti Powerstation installed directly.

3. power your devices
Keep your drinks fresh thanks to the connected freezer, switch on the light to read a book.

4. charging thanks to solar
Charge the power station thanks to the mobile or fixed solar panels and benefit from the comfort of home at any time.

Our power stations

Our solar modules

Our lamps

Our accessories

You have questions?
Here you will find answers

Where are Goal Zero products made?

The products of Goal Zero are designed, engineered and tested at the headquarters in Salt Lake City, Utah. The products are manufactured in China.

What is the difference between a modified sine wave inverter
and a pure sine wave inverter?

Modified sine wave inverters are the most common inverters on the market. This is because they work great with small electronic devices, usually anything with a boxed power cord like the one your laptop comes with. The pure sine wave inverter produces an output power that is exactly the same as that supplied by an AC wall socket in your home. Although the integration of a pure sine wave inverter requires more components, it produces an output power that makes it compatible with almost all the AC electrical appliances you use in your home.

Can I use and charge my Yeti at the same time?

Yes, you can charge the Yeti and power devices at the same time.

How long will the Yeti run?

All Goal Zero power products have a number in their name, e.g. Venture 30, Flip 36, Goal Zero Yeti 500X. These numbers refer to the watt-hours (Wh) or amount of energy that can be stored in each battery and can help estimate how long your gear will run from each power bank or power station. For example, a 500 Wh battery should power a 100 Wh light for 5 hours (500/100=5). If your equipment falls within Yeti's 500-Wh capacity, you should check the limitations on each of the output ports. When deciding what to power with your new Goal Zero Powerbank or Powerstation, it is helpful to look at the wattage consumption of your device.

Can I use my third-party panels with my Yeti?

Yes absolutely! For the Yeti X line, the maximum voltage is 50 V and for the Yeti Lithium, the maximum voltage is 22 V. Therefore, be careful when using multiple third-party panels! Chaining third-party panels can be dangerous if done incorrectly. Please seek professional expertise when combining third party panels with your Yeti.