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What size power station to run a Starlink dish + router?

Typical draw: 75W running / 100W starting. Sized below for a 10-hour run — drag the slider for your real runtime. Popular off-grid/outage internet load.

POWER PLATE1 LOAD · 10 H RUNTIME
Continuous draw
75 W
Startup surge
100 W
Energy for 10 h
882 Wh
Buy at least
1,000 Wh
Look for ≥1,000Wh capacity, ~75W continuous / 100W surge or better.

Right size: Midsize (≈1,000Wh) · 1,800W

Typical price $500-900 · e.g. EcoFlow Delta 2, Bluetti AC180, Jackery Explorer 1000 v2

A full-size refrigerator through a multi-hour outage, a CPAP for several nights, tools in short bursts. The popular sweet spot. Recharges fast and takes solar input, but still time-limited on heavy loads.

Runs this load ~10 h on a full charge.

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One size up: Large (≈2,000Wh) · 2,400W

Typical price $1,200-1,900 · e.g. EcoFlow Delta 2 Max, Bluetti AC200L, Jackery Explorer 2000 Plus

A fridge plus several small loads for most of a day, a window AC in short stretches, longer off-grid stays. Heavy to carry but still one-person portable; the point where solar recharge really matters for multi-day use.

Runs this load ~21 h on a full charge.

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Adjust your loadout and runtime

Real setups aren't one appliance. Add loads and set your runtime below — your Starlink dish + router is pre-checked.

POWER PLATE1 LOAD · 10 H RUNTIME
Continuous draw
75 W
Startup surge
100 W
Energy for 10 h
882 Wh
Buy at least
1,000 Wh
Look for ≥1,000Wh capacity, ~75W continuous / 100W surge or better.

Capacity includes inverter loss (~15%) and a usable-charge margin, so the station isn't run flat. A solar panel or vehicle charge extends runtime past this number.

10 h
Kitchen
Heating & cooling
Pumps & well
Electronics
Medical & safety
Lighting
Laundry
Household
Tools & outdoor
RV & camping

Power stations that fit

Right size: Midsize (≈1,000Wh) · 1,800W

Typical price $500-900 · e.g. EcoFlow Delta 2, Bluetti AC180, Jackery Explorer 1000 v2

A full-size refrigerator through a multi-hour outage, a CPAP for several nights, tools in short bursts. The popular sweet spot. Recharges fast and takes solar input, but still time-limited on heavy loads.

Runs this load ~10 h on a full charge.

See current prices on Amazon

One size up: Large (≈2,000Wh) · 2,400W

Typical price $1,200-1,900 · e.g. EcoFlow Delta 2 Max, Bluetti AC200L, Jackery Explorer 2000 Plus

A fridge plus several small loads for most of a day, a window AC in short stretches, longer off-grid stays. Heavy to carry but still one-person portable; the point where solar recharge really matters for multi-day use.

Runs this load ~21 h on a full charge.

See current prices on Amazon
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