Goal Zero Yeti 1250 Solar Generator Kit

Goal Zero Yeti 1250 Solar Generator Kit - The 1,250 peak watts is powerful enough for any job. The Yeti Kit is ideal for hunters. No sound or exhaust is given off by the Yeti unlike traditional generators. Now you won't have to worry about scaring of game while you power your trailer or cabin tent. Safe to operate indoors. No fumes or fuel to store. Keep the Yeti ready as a power backup for critical appliances like refrigerators, freezers and home health care equipment such as a CPAP machine. The Yeti collects a full power charge in 20-22 hours with the two included Boulder 30 solar panels, or 16-20 hours with AC power. LCD indicators allow you to keep and eye on the 1250 watt-hour battery level. Multiple types of ports give you options when running your devices. You get three DC ports, three USB ports, and three AC ports.

• Included:
• Yeti 1250 Solar Generator
• 2 Boulder 30 solar panels
• Fabric carrying case for the panels
• Rolling cart
• Wall charger
• Power run times:
• Refrigerator - 12-24 hours
• Home Alarm System - 10 (or more) days
• Chest Freezer - up to 1 week
• Television - 35 hours
• Laptop computer - 30 (or more) hours

This generator is amazing for camping in tight areas like Miller Motorsports Park in Tooele Utah. The sun charges it all day, then when you are ready to rest, you just turn it on and it silently powers all your goodies. We run our tire warmers on it, a little fridge, radio, and in the morning, after running the heater all night, it still has plenty of power to run the coffee makers and oven. the best part, i am not bugging my campsite neighbors with a loud generator! totally glad i bought this! oh, i mean the BEST part is that i am not polluting the earth :)

Love it! I was a little unsure about this when I bought it, but it lived up to everything I hoped it would be. I have a larger tent trailer I needed to power but there was no way I was going to bring a loud and stinky generator with me camping. This has all the plugs and outlets I needed, it even runs USB 2.0 so I can charge my kids iPad. After 4 days of use (charging during the day) we never ran out of power. I don't have an AC unit on my trailer so that's not a big deal, but I don't think this yeti will run one. I might think about getting an extra solar panel to help it recharge faster. Still, I couldn't have asked for more!