Goal Zero creates portable power stations, solar panels, and solar generators designed to keep you powered during outdoor adventures and emergency outages.
Goal Zero is a leader in portable energy solutions, dedicated to empowering people by providing reliable power anywhere it is needed. Founded in 2008 with the mission of putting a dependable power source in the hands of every human being, the company has revolutionized off-grid living and emergency preparedness. Their product lineup features the renowned Yeti portable power stations, Nomad and Boulder solar panels, and Sherpa power banks.
Designed for rugged outdoor use and seamless home integration, Goal Zero products enable users to charge essential devices, run appliances, and light up camps or homes during blackouts. With a focus on sustainable engineering and ease of use, Goal Zero continues to innovate in the solar generator market, ensuring you have power without boundaries.
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To perform a soft reset, press and hold the 'Units' and 'Info' buttons simultaneously for 3 seconds. This can resolve issues where the unit is not responding or exhibiting odd behavior, without resetting the watt-hour counter unless the Units button is held specifically for that purpose.
Yes. It is recommended to keep your Yeti plugged into a power source (wall outlet or solar) whenever possible. This maintains battery health and ensures the unit is fully charged and ready for use when you need it.
Yes, you can chain multiple Goal Zero solar panels to reduce recharge times. Ensure the panels utilize the same voltage to combine inputs correctly. Note that some power stations have a maximum input voltage (e.g., 50V for Yeti Lithium) that must not be exceeded.
Serial numbers are typically located on the bottom or back of the unit. You will need this number when contacting support or registering your product for warranty.
Most Goal Zero panels like the Nomad and Boulder series are weatherproof and designed to withstand rain and snow, but they are not submersible. Flex panels are weather-resistant but should not be submerged. Always keep the junction boxes and connectors as dry as possible.