Choose the power.
Build your range.
Portable power stations, wheeled systems and stackable storage for brands and distributors. Compare output, battery options and the supply package before choosing your next product.
Four product families. Different buying decisions.
Choose the product role before comparing individual battery sizes.
Portable power stations
Power that moves with your customers.
Wheeled & high-capacity
More energy. A considered way to move it.
Stackable energy storage
Match inverter power to modular stored energy.
DC solar power systems
Direct power for small, well-defined loads.
What are you sourcing for?
The right next step depends on your business, not just the watt rating.
A product under your own brand
Start with a focused series and capacity range. Agree logo, labels, packaging and manuals, then approve a representative sample before discussing the order.
A wholesale product assortment
Compare output tiers, battery options, accessory contents and market versions. Build a range your sales team can explain without a separate listing for every capacity.
A defined equipment or site requirement
Bring the load list, working hours, startup behavior and charging source. Match the station or system to the actual job, then define sample acceptance.
Compare roles in your range.
These are product-positioning options, not claims that every listed device fits every station.
| Product role | Output class | Buyer priority | Start here |
|---|---|---|---|
| Compact portable | 200–700W | Device ports, carry weight, useful battery options | A / B / F compact series |
| Mid-output portable | 1000–1500W | More output with a clear capacity and charger comparison | A / B / F / G series |
| Higher-output portable | 2000–3000W | Actual load list, startup and working session | D / F / G series |
| Mobile & high-capacity | 2000–5000W | Movement, energy reserve and charging turnaround | LA / LB / B5000 |
| Stackable system | 5.5 / 8.3 / 11kW inverter tiers | Site electrical design, modules and integration scope | C stackable series |
Inspect the configuration, not just the cover photo.
Open a series to compare V, Ah, Wh, quoted interfaces and battery options.
Find your configuration.
Send your required output, capacity and target market. We can discuss the available product range and a model-specific proposal.
Discuss requirements ↗From product brief to approved sample.
A clear process makes product and commercial comparisons easier.
Define the brief
Equipment, output, energy, target market and quantity.
Match the configuration
Battery option, interfaces, charger and the included package.
Approve the sample
Function, labels, accessories, packaging and agreed acceptance checks.
Confirm the order
Specification revision, inspection, delivery and support scope.
Start with what needs power.
Each guide connects the equipment, operating plan and candidate product families.
Camping & Outdoor Power ↗
Portable energy for lighting, electronics, fans and other selected camping equipment. Build the product choice around a real load list rather than an outdoor label.
Application guideMobile Worksites & Tools ↗
Explore higher-output stations for selected tools and temporary equipment supply where extension leads or a permanent outlet are impractical.
Application guideHome Solar Energy Storage ↗
Plan a stackable inverter-and-battery arrangement around the home’s actual electrical system, daily loads and intended operating mode.
Application guideMobile Office & Electronics ↗
Select a portable station for computers, phones and compatible workspace electronics when a suitable mains outlet is unavailable.
Application guideDC Lighting & Small Devices ↗
Build small lighting and device-power packages around compatible DC outputs, battery configurations and an optional solar charging setup.
Application guideEmergency Field Power ↗
Consider mobile battery stations for lighting, communications and selected equipment in temporary field operations. The station must be evaluated as part of the operating plan.
Know who you’re
sourcing from.
FS YX Technology Co., Ltd. works with buyers on product selection and private label supply. Review company contact details, discuss factory information and request documents for the exact product you are evaluating.
A better first inquiry includes
- Your target market and required AC/DC interfaces
- The equipment and expected working session
- Preferred output and battery configuration
- Sample quantity and order quantity split
- Branding, packaging and delivery requirements
Questions buyers ask before shortlisting.
Which product should I start with?
Start with the equipment and sales role. Choose the output class, then compare battery energy, ports, handling and the package. If you are building a range, shortlist a small number of distinct roles before adding capacity variants.
Can I compare several series before requesting a quote?
Use Compare on the product cards to build a shortlist of up to three series. Product detail pages show the battery variants; your quote can then identify the exact configuration.
What is needed for a private label quotation?
Send the product or required specification, target country, quantity split, logo/packaging requirements and delivery scope. MOQ, lead time, sample terms and available documents are confirmed for that project.
What do I need to verify before ordering?
Review a representative sample, the specification revision, interfaces, package contents, required documents, acceptance criteria and after-sales responsibilities.
Have a range or a project in mind?
Send a shortlist or a load list. We can discuss the configuration, branded package and information needed for a useful quotation.