Step 1: Tell us about your main devices

Let’s list all the devices you plan to power. For each item, select its type and then enter its battery capacity (in mAh) or its power consumption (in Watts). Don’t worry if you’re not a tech expert; we’ve provided common values for many devices to get you started!

How to find your device’s battery capacity (mAh) or wattage (W):

• For battery-powered devices (phones, tablets, laptops): Look for the **mAh (milliampere-hour)** and **Voltage (V)** printed on the device’s battery itself (if removable), in the user manual, or on the manufacturer’s website under “specifications.” For example, a smartphone might be 3000mAh at 3.7V. If it’s a laptop that charges via USB-C, look for the **Wattage (W)** on its power adapter (e.g., 60W, 90W).
• For appliances (mini-fridge, CPAP, TV, projector): These usually list their **Wattage (W)** directly on the back or bottom of the device, or in the user manual. This tells you how much power they *consume* while running.
• If you can’t find specific values: Choose the closest pre-filled option and remember that a little extra capacity never hurts!

“Hours Used Per Day” / “Full Charges Needed Per Day”: This helps us estimate your total daily power consumption.

• For devices like mini-fridges or CPAP machines that run for hours, estimate the **total hours per day** they’ll be active.
• For devices like phones or laptops that you recharge, enter how many **full charges** you’ll need from the power station per day. For example, if you fully charge your smartphone once, enter **1**. If you charge it once fully and then top it up by about 30% more, you’d enter **1.3**. Decimal values are great for estimating average daily use!

Step 2: Describe your typical power station usage

Now, let’s think about how you’ll primarily use your power station. This helps us tailor recommendations for its size, portability, and features.

Just select the option that best describes your needs from the dropdown menu.