Pair your load with the right power.

Pick what you need to power.
We'll tell you which station actually runs it.

Every verdict is computed from start-up surge, duty cycle and inverter losses — not read off the box.

Pair a load with a power station

Capacity and continuous output as published by the manufacturer.

Don't own one yet? We'll size one in four questions

29 station records — one per model × region, never one sheet for both
38 appliance load profiles, each with its own surge and duty-cycle basis
3 source tiers label every figure — official spec, lab measurement, user log

26 of the 29 station records have a page today. The other 3 are held back by the publish gate — a missing official price, a missing output block — because a page we cannot source is worth less than the one we did not build.

Browse the station library

Two flagships per capacity band. Every card opens the full record — spec table, compatibility sweep and price.

All 29 records →

Start from your situation

Or skip to which one to buy

Twelve ranked lists, each one running every US record we publish against a load and ordering what survives. These four are the ones where the fewest machines clear it — which is where the choice of machine actually decides the outcome.

Pairings people actually ask about

Picked from the questions people ask, not the flattering answers. Passing on running watts is not the same as surviving the start.

What's in the load library

All 38 loads →

Or run the numbers yourself

Read the physics first

Where every number comes from

official Manufacturer specification, transcribed from the published sheet with the URL and the date it was read. Every figure on the site today is this tier.
measured A measurement of our own. The library holds none yet, so the site claims none. When the first one lands it appears here, labelled and dated, and it will say what it disagreed with.
user A reader's log. Submissions are not open yet. When they are, a figure is held in review until three independent logs of the same pairing agree, and it stays marked as a user log afterwards.

We publish no figure without a tier and a verification date — including the ones that say we do not know.