This Protective Case from Goal Zero keeps your Yeti 300 power station safe and secure during storage and transport. It also makes your power station more portable and easier to carry on your adventures. The case features a removable shoulder strap, a secure snap buckle closure, and sturdy, easy-grip side handles. Nonslip rubber pads on the bottom of the case provide traction.

Removable Shoulder Strap    Easy-Grip Side Handles, Snap Buckle    Nonslip Rubber Foot Pads    Measures 11.6 x 8 x 7.1"    Weighs 1.4 lb

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will the high THD (above 6%) of a portable generator harm this power station if I use the generator to charge it? If I use this power station to charge my phone while it’s plugged into the generator is my phone still protected from high THD? Using this pass through feature is the station basically acting as an inverter to produce pure sine wave from the generator?

A: As per Goal Zero, using a portable generator to charge this Yeti should not damage the device. It should also not damage a phone when plugged into the Yeti while being charged by the generator. The pass through feature does make the station act like an inverter putting out a pure sine wave.

Q: 2. I am traveling overseas, can I take Yetti 400 in my luggage?

A: The GOAL ZERO Yeti 400 Portable Power Station BH #GOGZ23000 should be allowed on a plane as checked baggage but you would have to contact your airlines for a definite answer.

Q: 3. In the height of day. How long would the battery take to charge full with solar pannel?

A: Boulder 30 Solar Panel: 26-52 hours. So with the included Boulder 50 probably closer to 18 to 40 hours.

Q: 4. Can this unit be used to power a strobe flash?

A: The AC plug on this item is specified as follows; 1 x AC Standard US Outlet 120 VAC 60 Hz, 1 A, 120 W, 200 W Surge

Q: 5. How long will this power a tv?

A: It depends ultimately on the TV model or device you have plugged into it. All Goal Zero rechargers have number in their name. These numbers refer to the Wall Hours (Wh), or the amount of energy that can be stored in each battery, and can help estimate how long your gear will run from each recharger. For example, a 400Wh battery should run a 100W light fro 4 hours (400/100=4). If your gear falls within the 400Wh capacity of the Yeti 400, you'll want to check the restrictions on each of the output ports.

Q: 6. Will it run a home router?

A: Yes, the GOAL ZERO Yeti 400 Portable Power Station BH #GOGZ23000 is capable of powering a home router.

Q: 7. Can it power a battery maintainer for a vehicle in storage?

A: This has a 396Wh AGM Lead Acid Battery. It also has standard AC Power Connection. From there you will need to determine if these specs will work for you battery maintainer.

Q: 8. In case of an emergency will this device allow me to charge 2 Samsung Galaxy phones and use a fan over night for at least 2 to 3 nights?

A: The phones would not be an issue at all. Fans typically use high current motors that would drain batteries rather quickly.

Q: 9. If we charge this unit with 3 150 watt solar panels will it run a 1500 watt thermostated space heater and two lamps?

A: No. The max output is only 400 watts. The input can vary from the amount of panels you link. This lessens the charging time. The output will only be up to 400watts

Q: 10. Can I charge laptop and the batteries for digital camera with 200X?

A: High-Speed Charging Solution: Equipped with the latest charging technology, including a high-speed Power Delivery port capable of charging USB-C laptops, tablets, mirrorless cameras, and phones in a fraction of the time. The Yeti 200X is great for all your medium sized power needs or multiple smaller devices. Smartphone 20 Recharges Headlamp 35 Recharges Camera 35 Recharges Tablet 5 Recharges Laptop 4 Recharges 12V Portable Fridges 10+ Hours Light-a-Life (Highest setting) 40 Hours Standard Usage: Nomad 20: Charges in 12-24 Hours