Living room at dusk with the table lamp switched off.

iFORWAY · POWER FOR REAL LIFE

Be Ready When the Power Goes Out.

A little preparation for the devices that keep your day connected, informed, and comfortable.

Find Your Backup Power

What Matters Most?

Choose your essentials. Adjust the numbers to match your devices, then explore your energy estimate.

Tap to add or remove a device. Preset watts are examples; use the power rating on your own device.

Your power estimate

Enter valid values to calculate your estimate.

Runtime assumes all listed devices draw their rated power continuously. Daily usage hours are used for energy and capacity estimates.

Estimates only. Actual runtime varies with load, idle draw, temperature, battery condition, and charging losses. Check continuous output, startup surge, voltage, ports, and product instructions separately.

A Little Light. A Familiar Comfort.

Think about the essentials you want to keep close. This lighting illustration does not represent a tested product runtime or whole-home supply.

Living room at dusk with the table lamp switched off.
Lamp off
The same living room with a warm table lamp switched on.
Essential light on

Choose by the Essentials You Need

Review current availability, voltage, continuous output, and startup requirements before choosing.

STAY PREPARED

A Simple Plan, Before You Need It

Know your devices

Check each power rating and startup requirement.

Check connections

Confirm voltage, ports, and compatible cables.

Keep it ready

Follow the charging and storage instructions.

Practice your setup

Test essential devices before an outage.

Emergency Backup Questions

What capacity is suitable for a short outage?

Start with communication and lighting needs. Add the energy use of each device over your expected outage period, then allow for losses. Check power output and ports as well as total capacity.

Can I use a portable power station indoors?

Use the specific battery product only as its manual permits, with the required ventilation, clearances, and environmental conditions. Never use fuel-burning generators indoors.

How long can it power a Wi-Fi router?

Use the router’s power requirement, the battery’s usable energy, and the necessary AC or DC connection to estimate runtime. Your internet connection may also depend on equipment outside your home.

How often should I check the battery?

Follow the manufacturer’s storage, charge-level, and maintenance schedule. Inspect it before expected outages and periodically during storage.

Can it power a refrigerator?

Verify running power, compressor startup demand, voltage, and connection against the exact power station. Temperature, cycling, and battery condition affect runtime.

Can solar panels recharge backup batteries?

Only with matching input voltage, current, connectors, and charging requirements. Solar output changes with conditions, so it is not a guaranteed supply during an outage.

Prepare Your Home Before an Outage.

Build a practical backup plan for the devices you depend on.

Find Your Backup Power