Connectivity
Starlink Mini
Manufacturer-sourced range- Typical range
- 25–40 W
- Starting value
- 40 W
- Brief peak
- 60 W
Check and edit these values once you have a nameplate or measurement.
Power for photographers
Keep shooting. Know what to charge.
Choose your camera battery and the gear you take. We calculate the energy reserve, charging route and suitable portable-power options.
Suggested power stations come from the documented Australian product records: only the records tied to an official Australian source carry an Australian-execution claim, while every other model needs its own 230V/50Hz Type I verification, RCM evidence, responsible-supplier check and included-lead check. No stock, price, seller, delivery or warranty status is asserted.
Build my shoot plan ↓No technical knowledge required · every value remains editable
What kind of shoot are you planning?
Start with the closest situation. You can change every number in the next step.
Step 2
Check what needs charging.
Counts are per day. We include charging loss and add a 20% reserve.
Are you also bringing a flash?
Charging a flash battery or using a studio flash: choose the right calculation.
Include a studio flashCalculate flashes, modelling light and duration of use
Enter your studio flash’s details. You can also choose an exact model in the device finder below.
Adjust losses and reserve
Enter your flash details for an estimate
Enter valid values for flash energy, flash count, modeling light and duration. Leave an unknown electrical peak blank.
Electrical peak still unknown: this energy calculation does not confirm that a power station can power your flash.
A cold or older battery can supply less energy.
Cold and battery ageing+
The estimate uses the battery data and calculation assumptions shown with this result. That is not a measurement of the battery’s current condition. Cold and battery ageing are not calculated separately.
Cold is not the same as wear. Cold can temporarily limit the available energy and the power that can be delivered. Ageing can permanently reduce the storage capacity, even when the screen shows ‘100% charged’.
Follow the temperature limits for charging and using from the manual of your model. Check important applications with your own setup.
More about our battery assumptionsThis separate calculation is not added to your charging plan automatically. Do not also count charging the same flash battery.
Add or look up extra equipment
Optional
Taking another device?
Add equipment that is not listed above, such as a photo printer or monitor.
Don’t know the wattage? Find your deviceSearch an exact model or choose one of 27 quick device types.+
Model search + quick estimates
How can I measure it? →Start with a brand, model or device type.
Exact models show their source. If the model is not indexed yet, use an editable category estimate instead.
Browse exact modelsChoose a category and then a brand. Or type a model above.
Quick device types27 recognizable starting points; this selector deliberately stays compact.
8 of 27 results shown · search or filter to narrow the list
Connectivity
Wi-Fi router + modem
Editable category estimate- Typical range
- 12–25 W
- Starting value
- 18 W
- Brief peak
- 25 W
Check and edit these values once you have a nameplate or measurement.
Work & charging
Phone charging
Editable category estimate- Typical range
- 5–20 W
- Starting value
- 15 W
- Brief peak
- 20 W
Check and edit these values once you have a nameplate or measurement.
Work & charging
Laptop workstation
Editable category estimate- Typical range
- 45–100 W
- Starting value
- 65 W
- Brief peak
- 100 W
Check and edit these values once you have a nameplate or measurement.
Work & charging
Desktop computer + monitor
Editable category estimate- Typical range
- 150–500 W
- Starting value
- 250 W
- Brief peak
- 500 W
Check and edit these values once you have a nameplate or measurement.
Work & charging
Camera or drone charging
Editable category estimate- Typical range
- 40–200 W
- Starting value
- 120 W
- Brief peak
- 200 W
Check and edit these values once you have a nameplate or measurement.
Cooling
12V compressor fridge — daily average
Editable category estimate- Typical range
- 15–35 W
- Starting value
- 22.5 W
- Brief peak
- 120 W
Check and edit these values once you have a nameplate or measurement.
Cooling
Home refrigerator — daily average
Editable category estimate- Typical range
- 25–60 W
- Starting value
- 40 W
- Brief peak
- 600 W
Check and edit these values once you have a nameplate or measurement.
View the full energy calculation
Your shoot target
See suitable options ↓Plan at least 91Wh of stored energy.
That covers about 76Wh per day, charging loss and a 20% reserve.
Suitable starting points
Power stations with enough room
We compare stored energy and output first. Confirm the exact charger, cable, regional model and retailer before buying.
EU version shown; check the connector, plug type and certification for your own region.BLUETTI ↗
AC70
Battery and power
- Battery
- 768 Wh
- Output
- 1000 W
Anker SOLIX
C800
Battery and power
- Battery
- 768 Wh
- Output
- 1200 W
EU version shown; check the connector, plug type and certification for your own region.EcoFlow ↗
RIVER 3 Max Plus
Battery and power
- Battery
- 858 Wh
- Output
- 600 W
Before the shoot
Test the whole charging chain once.
- Charge the camera battery through the exact field charger you will carry.
- Check whether several ports reduce each other’s charging speed.
- Keep one charged camera battery separate as an emergency reserve.
- Protect batteries from rain, direct sun and a hot parked car.
Battery values and calculation assumptions ＋
Sony publishes 16.4Wh for the NP-FZ100. Fujifilm publishes 16Wh for the NP-W235. Generic presets are editable planning values, not a claim about a specific product. Laptop, phone, drone and light values are conservative starting points and should be replaced with the exact label or manual when the shoot matters.