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Mango Power: Which Mango Power E Bundle Fits Your Home or Trip

Mango Power builds one core product, the Mango Power E, and then scales it. The base unit is a 3,000W, 3.53kWh portable power station with a CATL LFP battery. Add an expansion battery and you have a 7kWh home backup; pair two stations and you get 6,000W of 120/240V split-phase output that runs a well pump or a dryer. You can start with a single station for camping and grow it into whole-home backup without replacing anything.

This collection holds 8 products, all from Mango Power: the standalone station, the 3,530Wh expansion battery, a 200W folding panel, a station-plus-panels package and three home backup kits. Prices run from $399 for the panel to $4,899 for the 14,120Wh kit with the mPanel Pro transfer panel.

How to choose a Mango Power system

• Start with storage. The Mango Power E 3,000W 3.5kWh Portable Power Station at $1,299 covers a fridge, lights, internet and phones through a night or a weekend trip. If you want two to three days of runtime, the Mango Power E 3,000W 7kWh Home Backup bundles the station with one expansion battery for 7.06kWh at $2,199.
• Decide on 120V or 240V. A single station is 120V only. Anything on a double-pole breaker, such as a well pump, an electric dryer or a central AC unit, needs the two-station kits. The Mango Power E 6,000W 7,060Wh 240V Kit with mSocket Pro gives split-phase output for $2,599.
• Portable plug-in or panel-wired. The mSocket Pro kit travels with you. The 14,120Wh kit with the mPanel Pro is meant to feed selected circuits in your electrical panel so backup switches on without extension cords.
• Solar recharge. If you camp or lose grid power for days, add panels. The 3.5kWh station with two 200W folding panels is a ready-made mango solar generator at $1,899, and the panels store flat and stick together magnetically.

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Setup and usage tips

• List the appliances you want covered and run them through the Solar Kit Calculator. It turns your list and ZIP code into battery, inverter and panel sizes, which tells you whether one station or a two-station kit is right.
• Buy the expansion battery when you buy the station if you already know you want 7kWh. The Mango Power E 3,530Wh LFP Expansion Battery is $1,199 on its own, so the 7kWh bundle at $2,199 saves money over the two-step route.
• Keep 240V loads honest. Two stations give 6,000W combined; a dryer plus a well pump starting at the same time can still exceed that, so stagger heavy appliances.
• The mPanel Pro kit involves wiring into your electrical panel. Plan for an electrician and check local permit rules before the box arrives.
• The Mango Power 200W 36V Portable Solar Panel is IP67 rated, so rain is fine, but tilt it toward the sun and re-aim it midday or output drops sharply.

Frequently asked questions

How long will a Mango Power station run a refrigerator? A typical household fridge draws a few hundred watt-hours a day once it settles, so the 3.53kWh base unit covers it for well over a day, and the 7kWh Home Backup bundle roughly doubles that.

Can I add a second Mango Power E later? Yes. The two-station kits here are simply two Mango Power E units joined through the mSocket Pro or mPanel Pro, so you can begin with one station and build toward 6,000W and 240V output when the budget allows.

Is the base station too heavy to move? The base unit is built to be carried, but the 14,120Wh kit is really a stationary home system. Choose the mSocket Pro version if you need the 240V output to travel.

Every Mango Power product ships free to the mainland US from our brand partner warehouses, usually within a few business days, with 30-day returns. Call us if you want help deciding between the single station and a bundle; we will walk through your loads with you.