Modular and made for RV travel, the AIR GEAR x Sorein Power Station gives you power anywhere you park
Make every campsite an electric site
Expand your camping time and even run your air conditioner and microwave. The AIR GEAR x Sorein Power Station runs any appliance in your RV–and charges the batteries–just like being plugged into a campground power outlet.
Plug your RV's power cord into the 30 amp Sorein outlet, press one button to turn it on, and you've got power. No technical expertise needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
It's simple! Plug your RV's power cord into the Sorein 30 amp outlet, press a button to turn it on, and you've got up to 3,300 Watts of continuous power.
If your RV has a 50 amp power cord, plug a 30 amp electrical adapter (aka, "dogbone") into the Sorein outlet and plug your 50 amp cord into the adapter. Just like you would in a campground that has only a 30 amp outlet.
Modular design makes it easy to transport. All-in-one power stations can weigh 100 lbs. or more. Because it's modular, the AIR GEAR x Sorein Power Station can be moved in/out of your tow vehicle in easy-to-handle pieces rather than one heavy chunk.
Simple to recharge. Plug it into a wall outlet, solar panel, or your truck's DC-DC charger.
Expand the system as you need to–up to 12 kWh! Simply purchase as many Battery Modules as you need, and add them to your Sorein stack.
No cables required. The Control Unit automatically detects Battery Modules as you set up the system. Just stack each one and press the power button. That's it.
Power for more than just your RV. Use the Sorein in between RV trips as a source of household power backup. It's great to have on hand when the power goes out at home.
It's safe. The Sorein system uses high-quality Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO4) battery chemistry.
We recommend reading the customer reviews for this product to hear what real RVers think, in their own words! Reviews are displayed below.
When you're away from shore power, you can camp longer and run all of your appliances–even the air conditioner and microwave.
The AIR GEAR x Sorein Power Station runs any appliance in your RV—and charges the batteries—just like being plugged into a power outlet.
Plus, unlike other power stations that are made for household use, the Sorein Power System is modular, so you can quickly separate it into pieces that are easier to lift into your truck.
The Sorein system is also expandable so you can add more batteries as your needs grow.
With Sorein, you can start with any system and then add batteries as you want.
Every first purchase includes the Control Unit of the AIR GEAR x Sorein Power Station and at least one Battery Module. The Control Unit provides the technology, display, and outlets required to run the Sorein system. To work, it must be paired with at least one Battery Module.
Choose your AIR GEAR x Sorein system from these 3 options:
2.4 kWh + Cart
Control Unit (required) + 1 Battery Module (2.4 kWh) + 1 All-Terrain Cart
Recharges devices via USB outlets
Powers any plug-in appliance, including microwave, hair dryer, toaster, laptop, etc.
Powers a Starlink Mini for 5 days
Powers CPAP machines
Recharge 2 lithium RV batteries from 10% to full
4.8 kWh + Cart
Control Unit (required) + 2 Battery Modules (4.8 kWh) + 1 All-Terrain Cart
Powers any plug-in appliance
Recharges 2 lead-acid batteries from 50% to full, every day, for up to a week
Powers Starlink for days
Runs an RV air conditioner continuously for 3 to 5 hours (depending on model)
MOST POPULAR: This 2 Battery Module system is the most common purchase for the typical RVer.
7.2 kWh + Cart
Control Unit (required) + 3 Battery Modules (4.8 kWh) + 1 All-Terrain Cart
Power the entire RV for days or even weeks depending on your usage
Runs an RV air conditioner continuously for up to 4.5 to 8 hours (depending on model)
Expand capabilities as your power needs change.
Expand as your needs change
If you're like many RVers (including us!), you may find that the longer you expand your camping time with a power station, the longer you want to stay in beautiful places, away from hookups. If you enjoy boondocking for extended periods, add Battery Modules and Solar Panels to power your trips.
There are three ways to re-charge:
Any household power outlet
Portable solar panels
A DC-to-DC charger on your truck
The fastest way to recharge the power station is to plug it into a household outlet. In most cases, it takes 2-3 hours to fully recharge the system this way.
But you can also continuously charge it while you're camping by connecting the system to a Sorein Portable Solar Panel. Up to 1,000 watts of solar can be connected to the AIR GEAR x Sorein Power Station, giving you more time to camp before needing a recharge.
If you have a DC-to-DC charger, you can recharge the power station batteries while you're driving to the next campsite.
AIR GEAR provides US-based, technical support Monday - Friday, 9AM-5PM Mountain Time, by email and phone.
Unlike other power station manufacturers, our technical support team is comprised of real RVers who actually use the AIR GEAR x Sorein Power Station, and have "boots on the ground" knowledge of the product.
Whether it's product knowledge, technical troubleshooting, or handling a defective unit, our team of real humans will support you until your issue is resolved.
Control Unit:
18 lbs | 18.3 x 11.8 x 7.6 inches | 0 watt hours
Output ports include: Four household AC (20-amp) outlets, and one TT-30 RV outlet. Maximum total output is 3,300 watts continuous, 6,500 watts peak, pure sine wave.
DC output ports: (2) USB-A, (2) USB-C.
Input ports include: Household AC plug, and XT60 port for solar (up to 1,000 watts). Pro tip: Plugging in more than one set of solar panels? Check out our XT60 Y-connector.
Software: Optional mobile app provided by Sorein ("EnergyKeeper") allows control and configuration of the power station via WiFi.
Battery Module:
48 lbs | 18.3 x 11.8 x 7.3 inches | 2,400 watt hours
Operating Temperature: Discharging from -4°F to 113°F. Charging from 32°F to 113°F.
Off-Road Cart:
14.3 lbs
The cart features large wheels for off-pavement use, such as grass or gravel, and a telescoping handle for easy maneuvering.
The front wheels have locks to hold the cart in place when needed.
Simple assembly is required (attaching wheels and handle).
Included in box: Cart base, telescoping handle, 4 wheels, bolts and Allen wrench for assembly, instructions
US-based 24 month warranty through AIR GEAR, covering manufacturer's product defects. Repair or replacement at AIR GEAR's determination. Full warranty details here.
Return Policy
Due to Federal restrictions on shipping of lithium batteries, AIR GEAR x Sorein Battery Modules are not returnable. If a battery arrives damaged or defective, you may request a refund or replacement.
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Easy set up, easy breakdown, nice sturdy cart to move things around. I have the original power module, add-on inverter, two extra batteries, the rough terrain cart, and one 400w solar panel. 5,000+ kWh ready for use.
Store owner replied:
Thanks for this nice review, Bill. That's a powerful set up that will serve you well on many trips. Appreciate the photo. Happy camping!
Love the fact that I can use the Sorein anywhere! I have a 19 ft Bambi and the power station allows me to upgrade my boondocking abilities with very little space for upgrades.
Store owner replied:
Thanks, James! It's been a game changer for us too. You will really enjoy the silent power wherever you boondock. Happy camping!
I’m slowly acquiring equipment needed to spend more time boondocking. Since battery development is changing rapidly, I’ve held off waiting for a “better mousetrap.” This unit seems to fit the bill perfectly. While I need at least one additional battery, I purchased the base unit to understand how it works, what loads it can handle and how well it recharges with my existing AirGear solar panels.
I spent a weekend at a campground with full hook-up (just in case) and used the Sorein rather than shore power. The base unit wasn’t sufficient to cover the entire weekend, but I was very pleased with how well it charged and how it handled routine electrical use in the camper (Flying Cloud 27’). I pushed it by using the microwave but never attempted the AC. It probably would’ve handled it (with solar unplugged) for about 15-20 minutes.
More experiments to follow as I have a boondocking trip next weekend. But, I know it will handle the basics and my panels will recharge adequately. Now I just need another battery.
Store owner replied:
Thanks for this detailed review. It took us several trips to get a handle on what worked best for our travel adventures and we learned a little be every time. Glad to know you are already having a positive outcome with the Sorein system.
So far so good. Was testing out the solar recharging with a 350 watt suitcase. Going to test it in the field this weekend while camping.
I have not had a chance to use the Sorein Power Station with my RV it is still cold here in Minnesota, however, I did use it to power my tow vehicle during a recent battery change out. Newer vehicles require a memory saver cable plugged into the OBDII port with 12 volt power when replacing the vehicle's battery, the the Sorein's 12 volt outlet was perfect for this application saving all of the vehicle's settings and keeping the computers powered.
The cart, extra battery pack and headend unit was packaged and protected very well, for shipping and arrived quickly. The fit and finish of all the components are top notch and of excellent quality. I look forward to using it this season to power our travel trailer. We also purchased one carrying bag, the quality is excellent. I plan to order a second bag for the battery pack along with the weather cover. The Sorein Power Station is an excellent unit for RVers because of the modularity. We also plan to use the unit for back power for our home, should we lose power. Very happy so far.
Store owner replied:
Thanks for this great review and photo Michael. Happy to hear the Sorein system helped you with the battery change out situation, and that you are enjoying the quality of the system and our custom-designed bags. We think you are really going to love the convenience of this power station when the weather warms and you head out on your first trip. Happy travels!
This is our first time out this year with our sorein power station, and it's been amazing running our 27 ft globetrotter.
Store owner replied:
Glad to hear it! Thanks for sending this terrific photo. Those are two very happy dogs. :-)
UTTERLY AWESOME!! Our jam is dry camping and boondocking. Sorein represents a less-than-$2000 ideal solution to an Airstream-quoted-$4000+ lithium upgrade! We’re unstoppable now! Portable, modular, zero fuel hauling, completely silent, and absolutely no smell, which equals a very, very happy wife who’s sensitive to smell. Zero regrets on this purchase. A fantastic investment that we can keep as a home backup in an emergency or go with us to a new rig down the road. Like I said…UTTERLY AWESOME!!
Store owner replied:
Thank you for this wonderful review! Honestly, we felt exactly the same way when we began using our Sorein. It changed everything about boondocking for us - silently and with no smell! Enjoy your new power independence. :-)
This unit checks all the boxes for what we wanted in a power station! The portability, the amount of power, the ability to easily expand if we need to later, ample amount of various plug ins including for our 30 amp trailer plug, quick and various ways to recharge including solar and the advantages go on and on!
This opens up a plethora of additional possibilities for places we can camp without dependence on shore power.
In the off season it’s a power back up in the house. We love having this unit!!
Store owner replied:
We truly appreciate this detailed review and we have had the same experience with our own Sorein Power Station. It's changed the way we travel.
Recently purchased the Sorein Power System (base unit and extra 2.1 kWh battery). I'm in northern Ohio and temperatures are in the single digits. Went to pickup up the Airstream from storage and the lithium batteries weren't putting out enough voltage to run the power jack due to the cold. Plugged in the Sorein unit into the shore power external outlet and had plenty of voltage for the power jack to run. Not an expected use for the Sorein, but glad I have it. Sure beats using the manual crank for the power jack.
Store owner replied:
We hadn't considered using the Sorein to "jump start" an Airstream, but you're right—it's a great idea.
The really nice thing is that the modular design of Sorein allowed you to use only what you needed (in this case, the Main Unit) to do the job, so you only had to lift 37 pounds.
Happy travels!
Want a generator but don't want to haul a jug of volitile gasoline in the back of your TV, change crankcase oil or clean spark plugs? Don't like "Generator Hours"? Consider the Sorein Power Station instead; it's scalable and sounds like a flashlight. Here's another cool attribute: it has a built-in Soft Start! Yep, you read that correctly. Call Rich.
Store owner replied:
Glad you are enjoying the Sorein system! We agree with all of your points. Just returned from 4 days in a National Park and Sorein performed beautifully for us too - without the noise, fumes, or mess. Happy boondocking!
We recently purchased the A3 Power Center from the Air Gear Store, and after putting it through real world testing in our Airstream, we can confidently give it 5 Stars!
From the ordering process to the performance of the unit itself, everything exceeded our expectations. The Air Gear Store provided excellent customer service and fast shipping and the Sorein arrived ready to go.
We were impressed by the power capability. We boondocked for 2 nights and used the Sorein as back up. We used all the appliances we would have used if we were plugged in... the Microwave, fans, and even the drip coffee maker! We left on the 2nd day with full Airstream batteries. One of our favorite ways to use the Sorein is on overnight stops... like at a Harvest Host... we leave the Sorein in the back of the truck and plug the Airstream directly into the Sorein. It is the simplest process to provide overnight power when travelling!
The Sorein has given us peace of mind and a cleaner quieter alternative to a generator. This is one of our favorite pieces of camping gear and we would definitely buy it again!
Dale and Terry
Store owner replied:
Glad you're so happy with the Sorein Power Station and your experience with our team. Appreciate you sharing the details about how you have used it and its performance. Great use case for those who frequent Harvest Hosts! Happy travels. :-)
I bought the entire package with the solar panels and cart. Have not used the system on a trip yet. Don’t have a trip planned for a couple of months. However, the system was very easy to set up and very intuitive. Seems well built. I charged it and ran some appliances with it and then recharged with the solar panels. Everything worked and was easy set up and tear down of the panels.
Going to add another battery and the inverter.
When not camping this will be back up for home appliances when we lose power.
Very pleased so far.
We are currently in far northern North Dakota for a large Norwegian family reunion. We were asked to bring a portable keyboard and audio system for a worship service outside. While I have two nice Honda generators, the noise/pollution/distance issues caused me to reassess. Up pops Sorein. I was previously aware of it but did not give it serious thought until this trip. The expected usage will be in two days. On our way here from Washington state, I had a bolt failure on my spring bar for the load leveling and we were nowhere near our intended nightly camping spot. We were fortunate to find dry camping spaces behind an inn just off the freeway. My Airstream rv batteries are on their last legs and Sorein was indeed handy to have as it kept us comfortable all night. The next morning y’all received some free advertising because people walking by had never seen them before. It bailed us out in a big way and I’m very glad I made the purchase. Now, for the Sunday morning service this weekend….
Cheers!
I just spent 4 days at the Grand Canyon boondocking with my Airstream and my Sorein 5300 watt system and 3 200 watt portable solar panels. I was able to run my microwave, coffee maker, portable refrigerator and curler and hair dryer with no issues. We were under trees, so I needed to move the panels. I never went below 50% and now I don't to add more batteries or add more solar to the roof. If your concidering upgrading your systems, you can save money with the Sorein system!!!!!
I also drive with a 200 watt flexible solar panel over the items, in the back of the truck, continually charge the Sorein system!
Store owner replied:
Thanks for this lovely review, Richard! Glad you have been able to use the power station for so many things, and that it is working well for you. Happy trails!
Works with. Holds it's charge..Easy to use and operate. Quality seems good
Air Gear did the good work of evaluating which power system best meets the RV market’s needs. The modular nature of this system makes it easy to take the first step and purchase an initial capability while retaining the ability to expand as needed. The modular nature also makes hauling the system and setting up more manageable. In the tradition of an Apple product, the set up and use is very intuitive. We are very happy with the product and of course Air Gear is always readily available for any help needed.
I found this battery generator very easy to use, was able to charge with solar and it had plenty of reserve power for all my needs.
Also Air Gears customer service is the best I have ever experienced, Yes, Best ever!!!!!!
My wife and I love to camp off-grid. So, I modified our Flying Cloud to have 400W solar on the roof, and 560Ah lithium battery storage. I purchased the 3.2 kWh system to compliment that system. Before a review of the Sorein itself, I want to give 2 thumbs up to the great technical support I have received from the airgear.store team. The first Main Unit that we received was defective. A call to Tech Support received an immediate response, and after several days of back and forth conversations both by phone and email, it was determined that the unit needed to be replaced and airgear immediately sent a new unit.
If my math is correct (and please correct me if I am wrong), the 3.2 kWh system is roughly equivalent to one 12V 266 Ah battery. If I had done the math before buying, I may have been less inclined to purchase this system.
But, that being said the advantages are HUGE:
1) multiple recharge options (including shore power, DC-DC charging while traveling, and solar) virtually eliminates the need to lug around a heavy, smelly, noisy generator.
2) modular design reduced back strain, and allows us to more option on where to carry it. Unlike a portable generator, which had to be carried in the bed of the truck, we can now opt to distribute the modules in the cab of the truck or even in the Airstream.
3) can also be used as a source of back-up household power when not on the road.
4) with built in soft-start, when we are off-grid, we can plug the AS into the Sorein and have 30A of power to:
a) top off the house batteries
b) run appliances requiring more than the our AS’s 1000W inverter allows
c) run the AC or heat pump for a short period of time—something we absolutely could not do before without being connected to shore power).
While testing the Sorein, I did discover a few drawbacks to the system:
1) The pass-thru capabilities of the Sorein do not extend to powering our AS via the 30A outlet of the Sorein. If the Sorein is NOT plugged into Shore power, running the AS from the 30A outlet works flawlessly, But, I could not simultaneously charge the Sorein from Shore power and power the AS off of the Sorein 30A outlet without something in either the Converter or the Fusebox emitting an alarm similar to the carbon-monoxide screech. I think this would be worth further investigation by Tech Support so that it would not be necessary to unplug the Sorein from Shore power before hooking up the AS to avoid the screeching and potential damage to the AS onboard circuitry. Maybe the Sorein Extra Inverter would elieviate the apparent incompatibility of the two systems???
2) The App is very disappointing and vague:
a) I can view the current battery level and how long it will take to recharge or deplete the battery at the current rate of charge and discharge. I can view the battery level on a graph for yesterday, last week or last month, but a view of what has happened since 12:01 am of the current day until the current moment is not available. This view, in my opinion, is would be the most useful. Since Victron can show moment to moment fluctuations of their devices on their App, the EnergyKeeper App surely should be able do the same.
b) There is a “page” which shows all of the various inputs and outputs of all modules of the system, but other than providing the current battery percentage of each individual module, it doesn’t do anything.
Bottom Line:
In spite of certain drawbacks, I agree with Rich that Power Stations are EXTREMELY useful and versatile, both at home and on the road. I am happy to be a Sorein Power Station owner, and am very pleased with the quick and thorough airgear.store tech support I have received.
First use of the Sorein Power System was at Guadalupe Mountains National Park. It was a great success! Could not be easier to set up and use. 100% satisfied and can’t wait to pick up the 200 watt solar panels when we get to San Antonio! Great service as well. The cart arrived with a crack in the handle and Air Gear picked up the handle in Tucson and shipped a replacement cart to my home in NY. 👍👍
Store owner replied:
Thank you for this nice shout out! I'm glad you shared how easy Sorein is to use. Although the product has a lot of technology under the cover, so to speak, using it really is as easy as plugging it in, turning it on, and recharging when needed. We also appreciate the nice words about our customer service. We do try our best to resolve issues like yours quickly and I'm glad to know we hit the mark for you.
I would look forward to writing a review however I haven't used the unit yet in the field. I don't anticipate using it until later this Spring. So far, after charging the unit, I've been completely impressed with the Sorein Power Station and can't wait to take it on a "test trip"!
Best,
Pem Eberlein
The perfect option for us , no drilling, glueing or any big or expensive changes to our trailer 👏👏
Can use it 24/7 when needed, take it wherever we go and at home too; it’s perfect 👍
Thanks .
If you own a Tesla CyberTruck or CyberBeast, do not buy this product because you do not need it and you will not be able to return it. You can power your airstream for weeks from your CyberTruck or CyberBeast!
Store owner replied:
We’re sorry this wasn’t the right fit for your needs. We encourage customers to reach out to our customer support team - help@airgear.store or (520) 605-5000 - to get their specific product questions answered prior to making a purchase. As clearly stated on the Sorein Power Station product page, packing slip, and shipping boxes, this item is not returnable due to federal shipping regulations for large lithium batteries.
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