Portable Inverter Generator, 3.5kW Peak Remote Start
or 4 x $449.74 with
Free Metro Delivery on selected items*In stockSale price $1,79895 Regular price $2,69900Unit pricePortable Power Station, 600W Solar Camping
or 4 x $173.74 with
Free Metro Delivery on selected items*In stockRegular price $69495Unit pricePortable Open Frame Inverter Generator, 8.5kW Peak 7.2kW Push Button Start 20L Tank
or 4 x $519.24 with
Free Metro Delivery on selected items*Low stock (10 units)Regular price $2,07695Unit pricePortable Power Station, 1500W 2048Wh Solar
or 4 x $381.74 with
Free Metro Delivery on selected items*In stockSale price $1,52695 Regular price $1,69580Unit pricePortable Inverter Generator, 4.75kW Peak 3.8kW Remote Start
or 4 x $430.74 with
Free Metro Delivery on selected items*Low stock (10 units)Regular price $1,72295Unit pricePortable Inverter Generator, 8.5kW Peak 8.2kW ATS Compatible RCD Remote Start
or 4 x $742.49 with
Free Metro Delivery on selected items*Low stock (10 units)Regular price $2,96995Unit priceBattery Charger, 14.6V 15A LiFePO4 Lithium
or 4 x $44.74 with
Free Metro Delivery on selected items*In stockRegular price $17895Unit pricePortable Inverter Generator, 6.2kW Peak 6.0kW Remote Start 15L Tank
or 4 x $624.99 with
Free Metro Delivery on selected items*Low stock (10 units)Regular price $2,49995Unit pricePortable Inverter Generator, 2.0kW Peak Pure Sine Wave
or 4 x $251.49 with
Free Metro Delivery on selected items*In stockSale price $1,00595 Regular price $1,49900Unit pricePortable Inverter Generator, 2.2kW Peak Pure Sine Wave
or 4 x $329.74 with
Free Metro Delivery on selected items*In stockSale price $1,31895 Regular price $1,59900Unit pricePortable Inverter Generator, 6kW Peak 5kW Open Frame Petrol
or 4 x $350.74 with
Free Metro Delivery on selected items*Low stock (10 units)Regular price $1,40295Unit pricePortable Inverter Generator, 2.3kW Peak 1.8kW Petrol
or 4 x $220.99 with
Free Metro Delivery on selected items*Low stock (10 units)Regular price $88395Unit pricePortable Inverter Generator, 3.5kW Peak 3kW Enclosed Petrol
or 4 x $279.99 with
Free Metro Delivery on selected items*Low stock (10 units)Regular price $1,11995Unit pricePortable Inverter Generator, 3.6kW Peak 3.2kW Open Frame Petrol
or 4 x $212.49 with
Free Metro Delivery on selected items*Low stock (10 units)Regular price $84995Unit price
Reliable power quietly keeps everything running, whether that is a weekend away, a caravan on the road or the fridge and lights at home when the grid drops out. The right power gear means you are never caught short, on the campsite or in the kitchen.
Choosing the Right Power Solution for Your Needs
Start with what you need to run and for how long. Portable power stations are clean, quiet and ideal for charging phones, laptops and small appliances, which makes them the practical choice for camping and for keeping a few essentials going during a short outage. Generators handle heavier loads and longer outages, and the figures to compare are the running watts rather than the peak, since peak is only what the unit can supply briefly at startup. Anything with a motor, a fridge, a pump, a power tool, draws several times its running figure for a moment as it starts, so size with headroom. Weight matters too, since a 2kW unit is a one person carry and an 8kW open frame unit is not.
Key Things to Look for
- Running watts: the figure that matters for sizing, not the peak rating.
- Pure sine wave output: essential for laptops, TVs and anything with sensitive electronics.
- Enclosed or open frame: enclosed is quieter for camping, open frame is lighter for the output.
- Tank size and run time: a larger tank means fewer refills through a long outage.
- Starting method: pull start, push button or remote start.
- Solar input: on power stations, so you can recharge away from mains power.
- Output ports: the mix of mains outlets, USB and 12V you actually need.
What You Will Find in This Collection
Portable petrol inverter generators from 2.0kW peak up to 8.5kW peak, in both quiet enclosed and lighter open frame designs, with pull, push button and remote start options and tanks up to 20L. Alongside them, solar capable portable power stations from 600W through to 1500W and 2048Wh, expansion batteries and a LiFePO4 lithium charger. Round out your kit with our camp furniture and camping mattresses ranges.
Matching Power to Your Setup
For weekend camping and keeping devices and lights going, a 600W power station is usually enough and runs silently. For a caravan running a compressor fridge, look at the larger 1500W station with solar input, or an expansion battery to extend it. For home backup through a storm season, a generator sized to your fridge, a few lights and a pump is the practical answer. Pair either with a cooler bag or a portable car fridge for time away.
Ordering with Allure Home Collections
Everything ships from our Australian warehouse with fast local delivery and honest pricing, with no inflated recommended retail prices to discount against. Tell us what you need to run and we will help you work out the size before you order. From our family to yours.
Power Questions, Answered
Never run a generator indoors
Petrol generators produce carbon monoxide, which has no smell and is fatal. Never run one inside a house, garage, shed, tent, caravan or on a covered patio, even with the door open. Run it outside, well clear of windows, doors and vents, and never refuel it while it is running or still hot.
What is a portable power station?
A rechargeable battery unit with built in outlets and ports. It runs silently with no fumes, so it can be used indoors and inside a tent or caravan, which is the main practical difference from a generator. Capacity is measured in watt hours, so a 2048Wh unit stores roughly seven times what a 299Wh one does.
What size generator do I need?
Add up the running watts of what you want to power, then allow extra headroom for startup surge on anything with a motor or compressor. A fridge, some lights and phone charging is a modest load. Adding a pump, power tools or an air conditioner pushes you up considerably. Compare running watts between models, since peak figures overstate what a unit will sustain.
What does pure sine wave mean?
It describes the quality of the electricity produced, matching what comes out of a wall socket. Laptops, TVs, medical equipment and anything with a circuit board need it, since a modified wave can damage sensitive electronics or cause them to run hot. Inverter generators produce it.
Enclosed or open frame?
Enclosed units are considerably quieter, which matters at a campsite where noise limits often apply and neighbours are close. Open frame units are lighter and cheaper for the same output, which suits a worksite or home backup where noise is less of a concern.
Can I connect a generator to my house wiring?
Not without a licensed electrician installing a proper changeover switch. Plugging a generator into a wall socket to backfeed the house is illegal and extremely dangerous, since it sends power back into the network and can kill line workers. Running appliances on extension leads directly from the generator is the safe approach.
Can I use one at a caravan park?
Many parks and national parks restrict or ban generator use, and those that allow it usually set quiet hours and a noise limit. Check before you travel. A power station has no such restrictions, which is why it suits touring better if your load is modest.
How do I charge a power station off solar?
Through the solar input, using a panel that matches the unit's voltage and current limits. Real world charging is slower than the rated figure, since it depends on sun angle, cloud and panel placement. Treat solar as a way to extend run time rather than a full overnight recharge.
What is an expansion battery?
An additional battery that connects to a compatible power station to increase its total capacity. It only works with the specific model it is designed for, so check compatibility against your unit before ordering rather than assuming it will fit.
How should I store a generator between uses?
Either run the tank dry or use a fuel stabiliser, since stale petrol gums up a carburettor and is the most common reason a generator will not start when you finally need it. Store it dry and level, and start it briefly every few months so it is ready before storm season rather than during it.
Can I fly or travel with a power station?
Airlines restrict lithium batteries by watt hour capacity, and units of this size are well above the limits for both carry on and checked baggage. They travel fine by road in a car or caravan, but plan on driving rather than flying with one.