Silent Power for the Campsite
The sound of a generator at a campsite ruins the reason most people go camping in the first place. Zeliox gives you 240V power for fridges, lights, and device charging.
All with zero noise and the option to recharge from solar panels during the day.
Generators Do Not Belong at a Campsite
Portable generators are loud, heavy, and need fuel. At a campsite, they disturb neighbours, attract complaints, and are banned outright in many national parks and caravan parks. Even dual battery setups need complex wiring and separate solar regulators.
- Generator Noise
- Disrupts camp peace
- Park Rules
- Generators often banned
- Fuel Storage
- Petrol cans in the vehicle
- Setup Time
- Unpacking and cables
- Battery Visibility
- No charge monitoring
Silent Battery Power, Solar-Ready
A Zeliox system delivers 240V power for camping fridges, LED lighting, phone and camera chargers, and small appliances — all without starting an engine. The built-in MPPT lets you top up from solar panels during the day, extending runtime for multi-day trips.
- Silent Output: 0 dB
- Solar Ready: Built-in MPPT
- 240V Power: Fridge and lights
- Drive Charging: Alternator input
- Compact Unit: Fits ute or canopy
- App Monitoring: Know your charge
Camp in peace. Power in silence.
The Zeliox Advantage
Camping is meant to be quiet. The birds, the wind through the trees, the crackle of a fire — not a two-stroke generator rattling away while you try to enjoy a sunset. Yet for anyone who wants to run a fridge, charge devices, and keep a few lights on past dark, some kind of power is non-negotiable. The question is whether it has to come with noise and fumes.
Zeliox delivers 240V power with zero decibels. The system runs a standard camping fridge, LED lighting, and phone or camera chargers through the night, and the built-in MPPT solar regulator means a portable panel laid out at camp tops up the battery while you swim, hike, or sit around doing nothing. If you move camp during the day, the alternator charges the system on the drive — so you arrive at the next spot with a full battery.
Because Zeliox is silent and emission-free, it is welcome in national parks and campgrounds where generators are banned outright. No fuel cans cluttering the boot, no wake-up calls from a generator running low on petrol, and no dirty looks from the neighbouring campsite.
Before & After Zeliox
Before Zeliox
After Zeliox
Frequently asked questions
Can Zeliox run a camping fridge?
Yes. A Zeliox system can power a standard 12V or 240V camping fridge, plus lighting and device charging through the night.
Is Zeliox allowed in national parks?
Yes. Because Zeliox operates silently with no exhaust emissions, it complies with generator bans commonly enforced in national parks and campgrounds.
How long does a full charge last at camp?
Runtime depends on load and capacity. A 2.4 kWh system typically runs a camping fridge and lights through the night, and solar panels can top up the battery during the day to extend your stay.