Generate your own power.
No legislation required.
Solar power for every American,
regardless of where laws stand.
Balcony solar laws have been signed in 6 states, with 3 more awaiting governor signature. Community solar is available in 44. But portable power stations work everywhere right now — all 50 states, apartments, houses, RVs, campsites, and patios.
No grid connection. No utility permission. No legislation needed. A portable solar setup charges from sunlight and powers your appliances directly. It's not a substitute for a full solar system — but it's available today, at any address in America.
Two components.
One system.
Foldable or rigid solar panels capture sunlight and feed DC power directly into your portable power station. Set them on a balcony, patio, rooftop, or anywhere with sun exposure.
A portable power station stores the electricity your panels generate. Power phones, laptops, fans, mini fridges, CPAP machines, and more — directly from the station's outlets. No grid connection at any point.
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Sol Country recommended
portable solar setups.
Every product below carries UL or equivalent safety certification. Ranked by value for the most common use cases.
Best for: Phone charging, small devices, weekend camping, power outages
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Best for: Phone charging, travel, camping, ultra-portable backup
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Best for: Travel, van life, one to two devices, ultra-portable setup
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Best for: Small appliances, laptops, camping, moderate backup power
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Best for: Apartment essentials — fridge, fans, lights, devices. Powers a mini fridge for 24+ hours.
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Best for: Home backup, camping, mid-size appliances, road trips
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Best for: Home backup, extended camping, small appliances
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Best for: Home backup, heavy appliances, CPAP, extended outages
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Best for: Heavy appliances, CPAP machine, small AC unit, extended outages
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Best for: Whole-apartment backup, large appliances, EV trickle charging, small business backup
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Best for: Whole-home backup, medical devices, off-grid capability
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Already have a power station?
Add a panel.
Lightweight, portable, fits any balcony or rooftop
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High output for fixed outdoor installation
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Foldable, designed for Jackery Explorer series but works with any compatible
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Which setup is right
for your situation?
Your state may not have a balcony solar law yet. A portable setup works today — place panels on your balcony or patio, store power in the station inside.
Recommended: EcoFlow DELTA 2 Bundle
Lightweight, compact, and rechargeable from your van's roof or any sunny parking spot.
Recommended: Jackery Explorer 300 Plus
Keep essentials running during outages. A 1,000–2,000Wh station powers a fridge, lights, and devices for 24–48 hours.
Recommended: EcoFlow DELTA 2 or Bluetti AC200P
Silent, emissions-free power at campsites, cabins, or anywhere without hookups.
Recommended: Jackery Explorer 1000 Plus
Your state has a bill advancing. A portable setup generates real savings now — and when the law passes, Sol Country will notify you about upgrading to a plug-in balcony system.
Recommended: Any Home tier bundle
Track your state's law →When your state passes a law,
upgrade to a plug-in balcony system.
Legal in CO, UT, ME, VA. More states every year. Plug into your wall outlet and sell power to the grid.
See balcony solar →No equipment at all. Subscribe to a local solar farm and get bill credits. Available in 44 states today.
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Take the Find My Power quiz →Common questions.
Solar power. Every address.
Every state.
Find My Power shows every solar option available at your address — portable, plug-in, or community.