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PowerPilot
Home backup power, sized from what you actually run

How much backup power does your home actually need?

Choose the devices that must stay on. PowerPilot calculates battery capacity, inverter output, startup surge and solar recovery—then removes stations that cannot safely fit the scenario.

Technical fit first Live offer comparison No fake testing claims
Example outage plan24 hours
Refrigerator + freezer1,260 Wh
Wi-Fi + phones420 Wh
Lights + laptop510 Wh
Conservative battery target≈ 2.8 kWhplus enough inverter headroom for compressor startup
Calculate with my exact loads →
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Current database

Well-supported power stations

Featured from the live product matrix. Data quality and offer freshness matter before products are surfaced.

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Why PowerPilot is different

A decision engine first. An affiliate site second.

PowerPilot separates electrical suitability from commercial optimization. A high commission cannot make a station pass a load it cannot support.

Read the methodology
01

Measure the load

Daily energy, simultaneous running watts and startup surge are calculated separately.

02

Reject bad fits

Products that fail hard electrical constraints are excluded before commercial signals matter.

03

Compare tradeoffs

Capacity, portability, solar recovery, longevity and price are shown as different objectives.

04

Maintain the answer

Stale offers, spec conflicts and weak page evidence can reduce visibility automatically.

Start with your loads

Don’t buy a battery by guessing the watt-hours.

Build the outage you actually want to survive and let the engine size the system around it.

Calculate my backup setup →