Enphase: portable power, solar panels, EV chargers and smart thermostats

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Enphase is best known for the microinverters and batteries behind many home solar installations, and its online store sells much of that system directly. Alongside the installer-focused parts, there's a range of products homeowners can use straight away: a portable power station, fold-out solar panels, Level 2 EV chargers and a smart thermostat that works with Enphase solar.

It suits homeowners who already have an Enphase system and want to add to it, plus anyone looking for backup power for outages, camping or off-grid trips. Some of the bigger items, like the EV chargers, need a licensed electrician to install them, which Enphase points out on the product page.

What's worth a look

These six products are aimed at homeowners rather than installers. Prices load on each product page, so check them there.

IQ PowerPack 15001,500 Wh portable backup power with app controlView at Enphase IQ Portable Panel (400 W)Fold-out 400 W solar panel with support legsView at Enphase IQ Portable Panel (200 W)200 W panel; link two for up to 400 WView at Enphase IQ CartFoldable trolley for moving the IQ PowerPackView at Enphase IQ EV Charger 2 – 40 A NEMA 14-50, J1772 (9.6 kW)Plug-in Level 2 home EV charger with app monitoringView at Enphase Enphase Air (Primary zone, Verizon cellular)Smart thermostat that works with Enphase solarView at Enphase

The IQ PowerPack 1500 is the centerpiece of Enphase's portable range. It has a 1,500 Wh lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery and 1500 VA of power, which Enphase says is enough to run large appliances as well as smaller electronics, and it charges from a wall outlet or your car with the included cables. You can monitor and control it from the Enphase App, and it's covered by a 5-year or 2,500-cycle limited warranty.

To charge it from the sun, the IQ Portable Panels come in 400 W and 200 W versions. Both fold up and have carry handles, and you can connect up to two 200 W panels for 400 W of charging. The IQ Cart has a telescopic handle and wheel brakes, and the PowerPack keeps working and charging while it's latched in.

At home, the IQ EV Charger 2 charges at up to 9.6 kW from a NEMA 14-50 plug. It adjusts its speed to your home's power use, so you may not need a panel upgrade, and it can schedule charging for off-peak hours. Enphase Air shows your solar, battery, grid and home use on a color touchscreen and times heating and cooling around them.

Current offers

• Save $450 on the IQ PowerPack 1500. PowerPack offers change from time to time, so check the product page for the current saving before you buy.
• The IQ Portable Panel (400 W) page currently shows a $240 saving plus free shipping, and the 200 W panel shows $200 off each panel plus free shipping.

How to save more

• Buy the portable kit together. The PowerPack, panels and cart are designed to work as a set, and the panels currently have their own savings, so pricing them together can cut the total cost.
• Look for EV charger rebates. The IQ EV Charger 2 page says it's eligible for rebates, so check what your utility or state offers before you buy.
• Check compatibility first. Enphase asks you to confirm Enphase Air works with your heating and cooling system before you order, which saves the hassle of a return.

Products, prices and offers checked on the store's own website on 4 Nov 2026. Prices and stock can change.

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