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Capacity

What can a 300 Wh power station run?

A 300 Wh power station gives about 255 Wh from its outlets: an average US fridge for about 3.6 h, a CPAP with humidifier for about 1.4 nights, or a modem and router for about 23.2 h.

Updated Oct 24, 2026 · prices checked Oct 23, 2026 · How we calculate

DeviceDrawHours, one at a time
Modem + router (NRDC)11 W23.2 h
LED bulb (Philips)8.5 W30 h
CPAP, humidifier on (ResMed)22 W11.6 h
Laptop (Penn State)50 W5.1 h
Electric blanket, double (Penn State)100 W2.6 h
Fridge, US average (EIA)70.4 W3.6 h
Starlink Standard (Starlink)100 W2.6 h
Microwave drawing 1,100 W (Penn State)1,100 WMore than the 600 W output of any model this size we list

300 Wh × 0.85 ÷ watts.

Running several at once? Add the watts, or use the calculator.

Stations about this size

Average US fridge (70.4 W). Unlike the table above, these include each station’s own draw where the maker lists it, which is why same-size stations differ; stations whose makers list none likely run shorter. Maker prices, Oct 23, 2026, unless dated. Checkout price applies. Photos: the makers. Cards marked “Illustration” use our own drawing where we have no photo.

Quick answers

How long will a 300 Wh power station run a fridge?

About 3.6 h for an average US fridge (70.4 W): 300 × 0.85 ÷ 70.4.

Can a 300 Wh power station run a microwave?

Only if its output is above the microwave’s draw, and then for about 14 min at 1,100 W. The models this size we list put out at most 600 W, so not a typical 1,100 W microwave.

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