Portable power station price in Kenya
A portable power station is a battery, inverter and charger in one box: it keeps Wi-Fi, laptops, TVs, CCTV and lights running during a blackout, with no installation. In our store they currently cost KES 21,000 to KES 35,200.
Portable power station prices today
Sorted from the lowest price. The battery capacity (Wh) tells you how long it lasts; the output (W) tells you what it can power.
Portable power stations in stock · prices from the Qyvea store, updated 9 October 2026
How big a power station do you need?
- Wi-Fi router and phones (about 15–30W): a 300–500Wh unit runs them through a long blackout.
- Laptop, TV and lights (about 150–250W): 500–1,000Wh.
- Fridge, small office or CCTV system: 1,000–2,000Wh or more, with 1,200W+ output.
Runtime is roughly capacity (Wh) ÷ load (W) × 0.85.
Charge it from the sun
A foldable solar panel recharges the power station off-grid, which is useful upcountry, in vehicles and on site.
Portable and foldable solar panels · prices from the Qyvea store, updated 9 October 2026
Power station or a fixed backup system?
For a whole house or office, a fixed inverter with lithium batteries is usually better value. A power station is best when you want something portable with nothing to install.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a portable power station in Kenya?
Portable power stations in the Qyvea store cost KES 21,000 to KES 35,200 today, depending on capacity and output.
Can a power station run a fridge?
Yes, a unit of about 1,000Wh with 1,200W output can run a typical home fridge for several hours.
How do I charge a power station?
From a wall socket, a car socket or a compatible solar panel. Most charge from the wall in about 1 to 3 hours.
Is a power station better than a UPS?
A UPS switches over instantly for computers but holds little energy. A power station stores much more and is portable.