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Goal Zero Yeti 400 Portable Power Station, 400Wh Battery Powered Generator Alternative with 12V, AC and USB Outputs
Price: | $449.95 |
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Brand | Goal Zero |
Wattage | 600 watts |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 8 x 10.25 x 8 inches |
Item Weight | 29 Pounds |
Color | One Color |
Output Wattage | 600 Watts |
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- 396Wh lead acid battery portable power station can power up to 7 devices at once (33Ah @ 12V)
- Continuous 300W, 600W surge pure-sine wave inverter, 2.1A USB ports, 120W 12V ports
- Charge phones, tablets, laptops, cameras, and most small devices. Backup power for small appliances, lights, and more
- Recharges from AC, 12V or solar panels (sold separately). Gas-free generator alternative with no noise, no fumes, no maintenance
- Chainable with other 33Ah lead acid batteries for longer runtimes
- Designed and engineered by power station experts with a US-based customer service center
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Goal Zero Yeti 400 Portable Power Station
A convenient, large capacity power bank designed to run lights, phones, laptops, and small appliances in an off-grid or power outage situation.
Whether you need power while camping in a tent or trailer, or looking for a reliable emergency power supply, the Goal Zero Yeti 400 Portable Power Station helps you keep all your essential devices charged up and ready.

Portable, All-in-one Power at the Push of a Button
The Goal Zero Yeti 400 is a convenient, all-in-one power station with a 396 watt-hour, 33Ah capacity, enough for charging a phone over 30 times, laptops 5 times, and even running small appliances for several hours. Its versatile array of powerful outputs (USB, AC and 12V) allows you to plug in 7 devices at once and its pure-sine wave inverter provides clean power, just like plugging into the wall at home.

Rechargeable Battery, No Gasoline Required
No matter where you go, keep the Goal Zero Yeti charged up through 3 easy ways: in 5 hours from a wall outlet with the included AC charger; in 13 hours with the available car charger*; or as fast as 8 hours from Goal Zero’s monocrystalline solar panels*. And since there’s no gasoline required and no toxic fumes, the Goal Zero Yeti is completely safe to use inside your house, tent, and car. It’s also silent – which makes it the perfect generator alternative to have on hand for any event.
*solar panels and 12V charger sold separately.
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Informative LCD DisplayKnow just how much power you’re using with a quick glance to help estimate your runtime. Real-time input and output calculator is extremely helpful when positioning solar panels. |
Chainable for Long-Lasting PowerGoal Zero’s patented modular design allows you to chain with other 33Ah lead-acid batteries to extend runtimes and power through outages or road trips without worrying about frequent recharges. |
Emergency Power SourceA perfect alternative power source for those living in an apartment or who don’t want to deal with the noise, fumes, maintenance, and overall hassle of a gasoline inverter generator. |
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Product description
Goal Zero Yeti 400 Portable Power Station: A portable battery powered generator alternative is a rechargeable power source for personal electronic devices and small appliances.
Power for Phones, Tablets, Lights, Small Appliances, and More: Features 396 watt-hours (33Ah) and versatile outputs (USB, AC and 12V) for charging up to 7 devices at once. Compatible with iPhones, MacBooks, Samsung, Dell laptops, and much more.
Gasoline-free Generator Alternative: The Goal Zero Yeti 400 stores energy in a rechargeable, 12V lead-acid battery and operates without fumes or noise for safe, silent, clean way to power up your devices anywhere.
Recharge at Home, in the Car, or Anywhere: Easily recharge from an AC outlet in about 5 hours, from a 12V outlet* in about 13 hours, or from a solar panel in up to 8 hours depending on solar conditions and the size of the solar panel*.
Unparalleled Power Station Expertise: We’ve been powering people all over the world, from the Congo to Antarctica, Alaska to Florida. Our expertise goes beyond just USB, we understand what it takes to make rugged, dependable power stations with a variety of sophisticated outputs that will work when and where you need them.
US Based Solutions Center Team: Our friendly customer service team is located onsite in at our headquarters in Utah. These power experts are knowledgeable and easy to reach by phone, email, or online chat.
*12V Car Charger and solar panels sold separatelyProduct information
Size:Yeti 400Product Dimensions | 8 x 10.25 x 8 inches |
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Item Weight | 29 pounds |
Manufacturer | Goal Zero |
ASIN | B00D5RVMAM |
Item model number | 23000 |
Batteries | 1 12V batteries required. (included) |
Customer Reviews |
4.4 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank |
#51,292 in Patio, Lawn & Garden (See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden)
#139 in Outdoor Generators |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
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The Goal Zero Yeti 400 worked for about a month with maybe 5-6 laptop charges over that time and some cameras and cell phones. Afterwards, it would no longer charge from the solar panels. During that month, it overheated and shut down several times when charging laptops. It was absolutely more trouble than it was worth.
While very convenient, the included 33 AH battery offers fairy limited storage capacity for a 12-volt system. This can be doubled or tripled however by chaining additional compatible batteries, to create a 100AH system. I used this primarily to power a small dometic fridge on road trips when base camped for a couple days when 110 or car power was unavailable. (one additonal battery chained)
Most complaints, I've read are not so much problems with the unit itself, but people not realizing how limiting a 33 AH capacity battery really is, or not understanding how solar cells really charge. Here's a few key points that have been mentioned in other reviews, that I think are worth mentioning again:
1. 33 AH isn't a lot storage. You can't expect to power notable electric needs with this. Calculate your actual needs before purchasing. No 33 AH battery system will fulfill a 50 AH need without recharging.
2. in fact, a 33 AH capacity doesn't even mean you can power something requiring 3.3 amps for 10 hours. Many things won't run on a near dead battery, draining, a battery to zero isn't good and when trickle charging especially, it's hard to get a full charge. (One could write an entire book chapter on the nuances of this alone)
3. If charging via solar, realize a 100 watt solar cell will not increase your battery storage by 100 watt hours for every hour light is shining on it. 100 watts is the max output that solar cell will produce under ideal conditions. Many factors can decrease the efficiency of your solar charging. Read up on it.
Other reviews and other sources go into great detail about how to calculate electric needs, what you get from a given capacity, and how to calculate what you will get from solar charging. My point is simply that if you have unrealistic expectations, you will likely be disappointed.(with any 12-volt system) Spend the time to accurately figure out your needs, whether this meets your needs as is, whether you need to chain additional batteries, add more solar, etc. Having wired a couple sailboats myself, I have to say the convenience of a single self contained, portable system has it's benefits, but total storage is not one of them.
In terms of a well thought out, convenient system, I might give the Yeti 5 stars. I give it 4 primarily due to the relatively high cost for the relatively low storage capacity it has. Some better accessory cords would also be nice. Chaining with allegator clips for example. I certainly have no regrets about this purchase.
When my battery arrived, it was beeping inside the box. That was the low battery warning sound. Who knows how long it's been that way. It didn't charge at all overnight. The battery was completely shot. Fortunately I have a battery tender plus and after about 24 hours my battery was brought back to life, so it is possible to save it if yours arrives dead and unable to charge from the wall.
As far as the battery itself, it's great! There are plenty of glowing reviews here and on Youtube. I paired mine with a WindyNation 100w flexible solar panel. Very light and much cheaper than what Goal Zero sells. Taped it on top of my canopy tent. You just need to buy the Goal Zero MC4 adapter to get it working. Would recommend an extension cable too if your panel will be far from your Yeti.
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The design flaw is inconceivably stupid. Two of the three 12V outlets use 6mm sockets. Those are incompatible with just about any readily available 12V connector - those are commonly 5.5mm. It's almost impossible to find cables that use a 6mm plug to fit those sockets.
Had those sockets been 5.5mm, I would have given this product five stars.


Solid construction and is just under 30lbs, my favourite feature is that you can turn on and off what ever connection you are plugged into on the pack. some packs when you plug it in, it begins to charge right away but if you want to just kill the switch there is a button for that.
At full charge today i ran a 12v portable fridge as i am preparing to go OTG ( off the grid ) overloading camping and need a way to work remotely as well as keep a fridge going. the fridge was running totally fine all day ( 10.15 hours ) before the battery ran out. also i was charging 2 cell phones and also using my work laptop running from that pack as well at one point in the day to charge it up. the fans kicked in a few times as it was using a total of 110 watts out periodically as the fridge would kick in.
I am really impressed with this generator and so glad i sold my 2 gas generators.
The only real negative thins i could say would be the handle.... nothing wrong with it as it is a very sturdy handle but when driving around with it in the truck, it's all i can hear rattling around when going over bumps and rocks. i will be mounting it at some point and will use the handle as a tie down spot anyways but i wish there was a way for it to be clipped down.
all in all
really really happy with this pack
you can use it while being charged but keep in mind that is has about 60-65 watts coming in via the DC wall adapter so what ever you are using should be lower then what is coming in.
i am doing a test tonight, running the fridge all night off of it while it charges.
it takes about 5-6 hours for a full charge so lets see when i wake up how its doing as it was fully dead dead tonight.
my overloading Instagram is Roadramr so i will most likely talk about it sometime there.
oh and also i chose to order it from a Canadian company Microcel based out of i believe Newmarket Ontario and they have a lot of other fun tech items and battery solutions as well so check them out :)
No one sponsored me unfortunately but hey i love supporting local and Canadian as much as possible :)
thanks
Mathew ( Ottawa Canada )
Any questions ? I would be happy to answer

Solar panels charge the yeti well in good conditions. Inverter generator used to charge it otherwise.
