Mango Power Kits

Mango Power Kits: Bundles Built Around the Mango Power E

Every Mango Power kit starts with the same core unit, the Mango Power E, a 3,000W portable power station with a 3.53kWh CATL LFP battery and 16 output ports. The kits add what a single station cannot do alone: an expansion battery for longer outages, folding solar panels for off-grid recharging, or a second station plus a 240V adapter for running the large appliances a 120V unit cannot touch. If you already know one Mango Power E is not enough, this is the page to compare the ways to grow it.

There are five kits here, all Mango Power, from $1,899 for the station with two 200W panels to $4,899 for the 14,120Wh whole-home kit with mPanel Pro. Every configuration carries a 5-year warranty.

How to choose a Mango Power system

• More hours or more watts? If a fridge, freezer, modem and lights must last through a two-day outage, you need capacity: the Mango Power E 3,000W 7kWh Home Backup pairs the station with one expansion battery for 7.06kWh at $2,199. If the problem is a well pump or dryer that a single unit cannot start, you need 240V and 6,000W, which means the two-station kits.
• Solar or not. The Mango Power E 3,000W 3.5kWh + 2 x 200W Solar Panels Package closes the charging loop with 400W of folding panels and no separate controller, the right pick for a cabin or long camping trips where wall power is not coming back.
• mSocket Pro or mPanel Pro. The Mango Power E 6,000W 7,060Wh 240V Kit with mSocket Pro joins two stations into portable split-phase output for $2,599. The Mango Power E 6,000W 14,120Wh 240V Kit with mPanel Pro adds two expansion batteries and the panel that backs up a whole home circuit, not just extension cords.
• Budget path. Because everything is modular, you can start with the 3.5kWh solar package and add an expansion battery or a second station later rather than buying the 14kWh kit up front.

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Sizing tips

• Run the Solar Kit Calculator with your appliances and ZIP code. It separates the two numbers that decide between kits: watt-hours per day and the largest single load in watts.
• Count 240V appliances before anything else. If the list includes a well pump, electric dryer, range or central air, only the mSocket Pro and mPanel Pro kits qualify.
• For the solar package, 400W of panels refills a 3.53kWh battery over a good sunny day; in overcast regions plan on the wall or car for the bulk of charging.
• Check where the mPanel Pro will mount. It connects to the home's circuits, so budget for an electrician's visit on that kit.
• A 7kWh bundle at 3,000W runs a typical fridge and freezer for roughly two days; scale up to 14.12kWh if you also want heat or well water.
• The station is portable on its own, so the same Mango Power system that backs up the house can go to a job site on the weekend.

Frequently asked questions

Can I add panels to a kit that does not include them? Yes. The Mango Power E charges from solar; the 3.5kWh package simply bundles two 200W folding panels so the controller matching is done for you. More panels can be added later.

What does the mSocket Pro do? It links two Mango Power E stations so their output combines into 120/240V split-phase at 6,000W. Without it, each unit is limited to 3,000W at 120V.

Is a Mango solar generator quiet enough indoors? Yes. There is no engine, so the station runs inside a home or shop with only the panels outside, and the LFP battery has no fumes.

All Mango Power kits ship free to the mainland US from brand partner warehouses, usually within a few business days, with 30-day returns. Call us if you want help deciding between the 7kWh, 7,060Wh and 14,120Wh configurations.