Flagship Tool

Power Station Runtime Calculator

How long will a 1,152 Wh station run your CPAP at 53 W? How big a battery do you need for 2 nights? Estimate runtimes from your device wattage and station capacity — and reverse-calculate the capacity your target runtime demands.

Data updated 2026-08-09 · v0.2.0 Calibrated data · v0.2.0 (generic devices flagged illustrative)

1 · Pick your device

Power figures come from device official labels only.

2 · Pick your station

Capacity from the brand spec library (calibrated v0.2.0 against official pages).
Example: 293Wh ÷ 53W CPAP Example: 1152Wh ÷ 12V compressor fridge (rated 104W)

3 · Result

Runtime estimate
18.5 h
Usable capacity factor 0.85 (composite: ~90% inverter efficiency folded in); device draw treated as constant. Runtime values are estimates — always confirm with your device’s official label. Not medical advice.
Usable capacity factor 0.85 (composite: ~90% inverter efficiency folded in); device draw treated as constant. Runtime values are estimates — always confirm with your device’s official label. Not medical advice.

How it works (calculation rules)

Calculation Formula Example
Runtime capacity × 0.85 composite factor ÷ device watts 1152Wh × 0.85 ÷ 104W ≈ 9.4 h
Required capacity device watts × target hours ÷ 0.85 53W × 8h ÷ 0.85 ≈ 499 Wh
Surge check station inverter watts ≥ device startup surge RV AC 3000W surge → need ≥ 3000W surge inverter

Appliance power data card (illustrative figures flagged · official labels only)

CPAP — no heated humidifier (ResMed AirSense 11)

30 W
ResMed official typical power consumption (AirSense 11, no humidifier)

CPAP — heated humidifier on (ResMed AirSense 11)

53 W
ResMed official typical power consumption (AirSense 11, heated humidifier on)

12V compressor fridge (Dometic CFX3 55, rated)

104 W
Dometic CFX3 55 official spec (rated input current DC 8.7 A)

12V compressor fridge (Dometic CFX3 55, average draw)

13 W
Dometic CFX3 55 official spec (energy consumption 1.1 Ah/h @ 12V DC)

RV rooftop air conditioner (13.5K BTU class, running)

1500 W
Dometic 13.5K BTU rooftop AC official spec (FreshJet 5 Series 15K product page)

Water pump (RV, 12V)

100 W
Dometic MagDrive P030M 12V pump official page (typical RV pump class — illustrative)

WiFi router + modem

15 W
Typical label value (illustrative)

LED lighting (set)

50 W
Typical label value (illustrative)

LED camping light

10 W
Typical label value (illustrative)

Laptop

65 W
Typical label value (illustrative)

Home refrigerator (compressor)

150 W
Typical label value (illustrative)

Starlink Mini (DC direct / off-grid)

25 W
Starlink Mini official specification (average power 25–40 W)

Starlink Standard (Gen 3, AC)

60 W
Starlink Standard Gen 3 official specification (average power 50–75 W)

Electric heated blanket (camping, low)

50 W
Typical camping electric blanket draw (illustrative)

Coffee maker (drip / pod single-serve)

900 W
Typical drip coffee maker label draw (illustrative)

Station spec card (illustrative figures flagged · official pages only)

Jackery Explorer 300

293 Wh
Inverter 300 W · Jackery official product page (2026-08-09 verified)

Jackery Explorer 1000 v2

1,070 Wh
Inverter 1,500 W · Jackery official product page (2026-08-09 verified)

Bluetti AC180

1,152 Wh
Inverter 1,800 W · Bluetti official product page (2026-08-09 verified)

EcoFlow DELTA 3

1,024 Wh
Inverter 1,800 W · EcoFlow official product page (2026-08-09 verified)

Anker SOLIX C1000

1,056 Wh
Inverter 1,800 W · Anker SOLIX official product page (2026-08-09 verified)

Bluetti AC200L

2,048 Wh
Inverter 2,400 W · Bluetti official product page (2026-08-09 verified)

Spec discrepancy table

Conflicting claims from search results → official source → our conclusion.

Conflicting claims Official source Our conclusion
· SERP blog A: 1,152 Wh
· SERP blog B: 1,350 Wh
· SERP forum C: 1,080 Wh usable
Bluetti official product page 1,152 Wh rated capacity (official spec page; AC180P is the 1,440 Wh sibling).
Brand official spec page is the sole benchmark; other claims mix usable capacity or the AC180P variant. · updated 2026-08-09
Conflicting claims Official source Our conclusion
· SERP blog A: $799 list price
· SERP blog B: $999 MSRP
Bluetti official product page $499 official store price (2026-08-09); brand FAQ cites $999 as the normal product value.
Official store current list price governs; older blogs quote pre-cut MSRP. · updated 2026-08-09
Conflicting claims Official source Our conclusion
· SERP blog A: Explorer 1000 Plus 1,264 Wh / 2,000 W current model
· SERP blog B: Explorer 1000 v2 1,070 Wh is the successor
Jackery official product page (1000 v2) Explorer 1000 Plus is discontinued (official site sells it refurbished only); current model is Explorer 1000 v2 (1,070 Wh / 1,500 W / $559).
Official store lineup (2026-08-09): 1000 Plus absent from new products, refurbished listing only. · updated 2026-08-09
Conflicting claims Official source Our conclusion
· SERP blog A: DELTA 2 1,024 Wh / $799
· SERP blog B: DELTA 2 1,024 Wh / 12.1 kg
EcoFlow official product page (DELTA 3) Official /us/delta-2 URL now redirects to DELTA 3 (1,024 Wh / 1,800 W / 12.5 kg / $629 list $699); DELTA 2 replaced.
Official site navigation and redirect verified 2026-08-09. · updated 2026-08-09
Conflicting claims Official source Our conclusion
· SERP blog A: Anker SOLIX 555 power station
· SERP blog B: SOLIX C1000 (A1780)
Anker SOLIX official product page (C1000) "SOLIX 555" does not exist; the A1780 listing is SOLIX C1000 (1,056 Wh / 1,800 W / $449.99).
Official store catalogue verified 2026-08-09 (anker.com A1780 URL also redirects to ankersolix.com). · updated 2026-08-09
Conflicting claims Official source Our conclusion
· SERP blog F: 40–60 W typical
· SERP forum G: 30 W without humidifier
ResMed official AirSense 11 product/spec page 30 W typical (no humidifier) / 53 W typical (heated humidifier on); 65 W/24 V official power supply.
ResMed official published typical consumption; per CPAP compliance rule we use official labels only, no self-estimates. · updated 2026-08-09
Conflicting claims Official source Our conclusion
· SERP blog H: 2,800 W running / 3,500 W surge
· SERP blog I: ~1,500 W running, ~3,000 W startup
Dometic 13.5K BTU rooftop AC official spec (FreshJet 5 Series 15K) ≈1,500 W running (~13 A @ 115 V), ≈3,000 W startup surge; current Dometic 15K model ships with built-in hard start.
Dometic 13.5K BTU class official spec; 2,800 W running would imply ~24 A — above the class spec. · updated 2026-08-09
Conflicting claims Official source Our conclusion
· SERP blog D: 75% usable
· SERP blog E: 90% usable
N/A — methodology, locked in engine 0.85 composite factor (usable capacity × inverter efficiency), locked in engine + unit tests.
Site-wide consistent methodology, locked in engine + unit tests. · updated 2026-08-09

Topic: Bluetti AC180 capacity · Bluetti AC180 price · Jackery Explorer 1000 Plus availability · EcoFlow DELTA 2 vs DELTA 3 · Anker "SOLIX 555" model identity · CPAP typical draw · RV AC 13.5K BTU running power · Runtime usable-capacity factor — v0.2.0 (2026-08-09) official calibration.

Changelog (appliance power library)

v0.2.0
2026-08-09
v0.2.0 calibration: CPAP (ResMed AirSense 11 official typical), 12V compressor fridge (Dometic CFX3 55 official rated current 8.7 A / energy 1.1 Ah·h), RV AC 13.5K BTU class (Dometic official). Generic devices (router/LED/laptop/home fridge/sump pump/water pump) remain typical/illustrative, marked per entry.
Source: device official labels + brand official pages
v0.1.0
2026-08-07
Initial appliance power library — official labels only (illustrative figures flagged per entry).
Source: device official labels

Related

Core device figures calibrated 2026-08-09 (v0.2.0) against device official labels and brand official pages (CPAP/fridge/RV AC); generic devices remain typical/illustrative and are marked per entry. Power figures sourced from device official labels. Monthly price spot-check + quarterly spec audit apply per site policy. Not medical advice.