Google Gemini: Yes, absolutely. Portable electric batteries of around 1 kWh (1,000 Wh) capacity are widely available. They are typically referred to as portable power stations or «solar generators» and are essentially large, self-contained lithium battery banks equipped with standard AC outlets, DC ports, and USB chargers.

A 1 kWh unit typically weighs around 10 to 15 kg, making them manageable to carry for camping, van life, emergency home backup, or outdoor work.

Popular and highly-rated models in this class include:

• EcoFlow Delta 2 (approx. 1,024 Wh) — Known for exceptionally fast AC wall charging (reaching 80% in under an hour) and a reliable build.
• Anker Solix C1000 (approx. 1,056 Wh) — Highly praised for its compact footprint, longevity (using LiFePO4 battery chemistry), and quick recharge times.
• Jackery Explorer 1000 v2 / Plus (approx. 1,070 Wh) — Renowned for straightforward, user-friendly operation and rugged handles for travel.
• Bluetti AC180 (approx. 1,152 Wh) — Offers a slightly larger capacity and high continuous output for heavier-draw appliances.

What can a 1 kWh battery run?

• Laptops (50–60Wh): ~15 to 18 full charges
• Smartphones (10–15Wh): ~70+ charges
• CPAP medical machine (40W): ~20+ hours
• Standard household refrigerator (150W running average): ~5 to 6 hours