When you invest in a high-capacity power station, the details matter. Here’s how OffGrid Pro stores energy, delivers power, and recharges—explained in terms you can use.
Capacity tells you how much energy OffGrid Pro stores. It gives you a substantial reserve to plan around for your chosen appliances, tools, or RV essentials. How long that energy lasts depends on what you run.
OffGrid Pro uses
LiFePO4
battery technology
OffGrid Pro uses lithium iron phosphate chemistry for its high-capacity energy storage system.
6,000+
battery cycles
The specified battery-cycle figure gives you a concrete way to compare long-term battery use.
Power for the equipment
in front of you
Continuous output describes sustained power for compatible equipment. Surge power is the short burst that can help with startup demands.
7,200W
Continuous Output
For compatible equipment while it is running.
120V + 240V
Split-Phase Power
Expands compatible use cases from everyday essentials to higher-demand equipment.
14,400W
Surge Power
Helps address brief startup demands from certain equipment.
More than one way to recharge
Charge OffGrid Pro from an appropriate AC source or connect compatible solar panels. It has two separate solar inputs:
Battery power changes where and how you use it
There’s no gasoline engine, fuel tank, or combustion exhaust from OffGrid Pro. Its wheels help you position this substantial unit where power is needed.
If you’re planning to use a well pump, RV connection, cooling equipment, or other demanding load, BILD can help you review its electrical requirements before you choose a setup.
