Portable backup
The pack you carry when the power goes out
For renters, students and anyone without a fixed install
A carry-size power station that holds up a router, laptop and phones through an outage.
Energy class
~1 kWh carry
Solar
Foldable panel in the box
EV
Type 2 trickle only
AC out
UK 3-pin sockets
Where it fits
Four situations P1 Go is drawn for
Work through a short outage
Router, laptop and phones stay on so a work-from-home day is not lost to a Kenya Power dip. Whole-house loads are out of scope.
Solar without touching the roof
The included panel unfolds on a balcony or yard and plugs into an XT60 input. Nothing is mounted, so renters can use it too.
Travel, camping and site work
The handle folds flat, the kickstand angles the panel, and both pack into one carry bag for a car boot.
An emergency EV top-up, nothing more
The Type 2 lead trickles enough range to reach a charger. Spark and Pulse stay the chargers for a driving day.
Design targets
Carry class, solar input, AC outputs and the trickle lead
Prototype targets for P1 Go. Nothing here is certified or final.
| Item | Target |
|---|---|
| Role | Portable backup |
| Energy class | ~1 kWh carry |
| Module inside | Energy Module architecture (scaled pack) |
| AC out | UK 3-pin sockets |
| USB | USB-C and USB-A |
| Solar | Foldable panel included · 100–200 W · XT60 input |
| Charge sources | Grid · car 12 V · included solar panel |
| EV | Type 2 trickle only as not daily charging |
Available today
What to buy now if you need charging, not backup
P1 Go is not on sale. If your problem is charging an EV rather than riding out an outage, these are the products we commission today.
FAQ
P1 Go as charging role, solar and when it will be available
Is P1 Go an EV charger?
Not in any practical sense. The Type 2 lead in the box trickles enough range to reach a proper charger if you are caught out. For a driving day, Spark gives you 3.3 kW from a wall socket and Pulse gives you 7 kW on the wall at home.
Do I need a roof or a mounted array for the solar?
No. The panel folds out on a balcony, a yard or a car bonnet and plugs into an XT60 input. Nothing is drilled or mounted, which is the point for renters and anyone who moves often.
How long will it hold up my equipment?
The carry class is about 1 kWh, which is a working session for a router, laptop and phones rather than an evening of household appliances. Precise runtimes wait on prototype testing.
When can I buy one?
Not yet as P1 Go is conceptual. Get in touch if you want to be part of early access conversations, and we will tell you what we can supply in the meantime.
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