Rugged Pro Grade Portable Power
605 · 1213 · 2425 · 3651
Four professional-grade lithium power stations built for a career, not a camping season. SunCase runs drones, comms, medical devices, cameras and tools for soldiers, first responders and production crews who can't afford a dead battery.
A SunCase™ is a rugged, portable lithium (LiFePO4) power station built by New Use Energy, a veteran-led U.S. company. Each unit pairs prismatic battery cells, a pure sine wave inverter and a built-in solar charge controller inside a fire-retardant hard case. Four sizes deliver 600 W to 3,600 W of AC power and 537 Wh to 5,120 Wh of stored energy, and recharge from solar, the grid, a generator, a vehicle or a fuel cell.
“We Serve Power™” isn't a tagline. It's the job.
New Use Energy · Veteran-led · U.S.-basedPortable power stations are sold in every big-box store today. Most are built for a weekend at the campsite: thin plastic shells, consumer-grade cells and electronics that quietly drain the battery while it sits in a closet.
That isn't good enough when lives depend on the power coming on. New Use Energy was founded by people who have served, and we built the SunCase for the places where the grid is gone and failure isn't an option: forward positions, flooded neighborhoods, remote film sets and disaster zones.
For more than four years, SunCase units have worked on the front lines alongside military units and humanitarian teams in Ukraine, running drones, radios and anti-drone systems without the noise, exhaust or heat signature of a generator. They have logged more than 10 million combat hours, with roughly 250,000 more added every week.
The same units go where storms have been. NGO disaster-response teams use SunCase to run flood-control pumps, medical devices and communications after hurricanes, including Hurricane Melissa relief in Jamaica. At Amazon's FTX2026 disaster-response exercise, SunCase powered multi-agency teams including FEMA and the American Red Cross.
That field record is why the Defense Innovation Unit awarded New Use Energy a contract to develop battle-ready portable power nodes. And it's why every SunCase is built the same way, whether it ships to a base, a fire district or a film crew: built once, built to last.
Silent, emission-free power that deploys in minutes and recharges from almost anything. Built for professionals, trusted in the field.
Military & defense
From training ranges to the front lines, SunCase powers drones, counter-UAS systems, radios and C4ISR equipment. There's no engine noise, no exhaust and no heat signature to give a position away.
Military portable powerThe storm passes.
The work starts.
Disaster response
When the grid goes down, SunCase runs flood-control pumps, medical devices, refrigeration, lighting and communications. It deploys fast with no fuel lines and no fumes, and it can run indoors.
Disaster response power
Film & TV production
A silent alternative to a generator for lights, cameras, monitors and craft services. Pure sine wave power keeps audio clean, and there are no exhaust fumes on location.
Film & TV powerOne of the greatest advantages is that they are not generating any heat, making them invisible for night vision devices and drones.
Kraken · Special Forces Unit, Ukraine
From the case and cells to the inverter and switches, every SunCase part is chosen for field work: rough transport, heat, cold, and long stretches in storage between missions.
01 · Rugged
Fire-retardant polypropylene hard cases, grab-and-go handles, all-terrain wheels on the SunCase 3651 and a stackable footprint.
02 · Durable
A stable, long-life lithium chemistry in durable prismatic cells, built in an ISO 9001-certified facility.
03 · Premium
Pure sine wave inverters, safe for medical devices, satellite comms like Starlink, cameras and sensitive electronics.
04 · Ready
Most power stations lose up to 20% of their charge a week in storage. With both kill switches off, SunCase loses less than 2–4% over time.
05 · Efficient
The 2425 and 3651 use a 51.2V system for higher efficiency and up to 1,700W of solar input.
06 · Future-proof
Modular, serviceable, upgradeable parts. Bluetooth monitoring, GPS tracking and heated options are available.
Four sizes, one standard. Match the SunCase to your load, how far you carry it and how you'll recharge it.
Carry-on comms & drones
The lightest SunCase at 17.6 lb. It's a one-hand carry for radios, drone batteries, laptops, Starlink and medical devices.
View SunCase 605Team & vehicle kit
Twice the power at 30.9 lb. It recharges 0–100% from AC in 75 minutes and runs with the lid closed in the field.
View SunCase 1213Command post & medical
A 48V system with a 1,650 W built-in charger and 1,000 W of solar input, for tool, medical and command-post loads.
View SunCase 2425Pumps, tools & base power
The flagship. It takes up to 1,700 W of solar, has an optional 100 A fast-charger and all-terrain wheels, and runs pumps and heavy tools.
View SunCase 3651| Specification | SunCase 605 | SunCase 1213 | SunCase 2425 | SunCase 3651 |
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| AC output (continuous) | 600 W | 1,200 W | 2,400 W | 3,600 W |
| Battery capacity | 537 Wh | 1,280 Wh | 2,560 Wh | 5,120 Wh |
| DC nominal voltage | 25.6 V | 25.6 V | 51.2 V | 51.2 V |
| Max solar input | 400 W · 13–100 V | 600 W · 13–100 V | 1,000 W · 18–100 V | 1,700 W · 70–150 V |
| Built-in AC charger | 500 W | 1,200 W · 0–100% in 75 min | 1,650 W + optional 100 A fast-charger | 1,650 W + optional 100 A fast-charger |
| AC outlets | 2× 110 V/15 A or 2× 230 V | 2× 110 V/15 A or 2× 220 V | 2× 120 V/20 A or 2× 230 V Schuko | 2× 120 V/20 A + 120 V/30 A twist-lock, or 2× 230 V Schuko |
| Weight | 17.6 lb (8 kg) | 30.9 lb (14 kg) | 67 lb (30.2 kg) | 123 lb (53 kg) |
| Case dimensions | 15 × 11 × 8 in | 14.96 × 13.86 × 7.87 in | 23 × 14 × 9 in | 28 × 18 × 11 in |
Talk to our team about the right configuration for your mission, from a single 605 to a fleet of 3651s with solar.
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