Most portable power stations are a sealed battery with an inverter bolted on. COR is a modular system built around the one thing every other unit gets wrong: what happens when the battery runs out mid-job.
01
Hot-Swap the Battery, Not the Whole Unit
Lift out a depleted 19.7 lb battery pack by its built-in handle and drop in a charged one — no daisy-chain cables, no external expansion cases, no downtime. Add as many batteries as you need.
02
48V Architecture
Most portable stations in this class run 12V or 24V systems. COR's 48V nominal (15S LiFePO₄) architecture is built for sustained high output without the losses that come with lower-voltage designs.
03
True 2000W Pure Sine Wave
Grid-quality power — the same waveform as your wall outlet — across 4 AC outlets. Safe for sensitive electronics, medical equipment (CPAP-rated), and motors that modified sine wave inverters can damage.
04
Charge Spares While You Run the Load
No fixed-battery competitor can do this without buying a second whole unit: charge a spare battery independently off the hub using the external charger or a connected solar array, while another battery keeps powering your gear.
05
Native SOLIS Solar Pairing
Universal MC4 connectors and a built-in MPPT controller mean COR pairs directly with Worksport's SOLIS solar tonneau cover, turning a truck into a rolling micro-grid — no separate charge controller needed.
06
Engineered Safety, Not an Afterthought
LiFePO₄ chemistry in a UL94 V-0 flame-retardant housing, multi-layer BMS on every port, and Smart HeatSense predictive thermal monitoring. Triple-certified: UL2054, UL2743, UN38.3.
