Super-charge your camping experience with Goal Zero’s smallest and most lightweight Power Station, the Yeti 200X.
This high-quality Li-ion NMC powered unit provides high-speed charging through multiple USB ports, including USB-A, USB-C and USB Power Delivery port (input and output). There’s also a 12V cigarette port so you can charge the 200X whilst on the road driving to your campsite, or a 100W solar panel will do the job in about 3 hours with full sun. The AC inverter is stronger than any previous small power station at 120W with a 200W surge, making it the ideal power-house for running anything that’s USB charged, plus almost all small tool batteries.
Ultra-portable with improvements across the board – size, weight and performance, plus the built-in maximum power point tracker, the Yeti 200X from Goal Zero is an effortless grab-n-go solution to powering up when you’re off-grid.
Small and lightweight power station
High-quality Li-ion NMC battery
High-speed power delivery
Charges all USB devices, tablets, laptops and most small power tools
2 x USB-A output port – 5V, up to 2.4A (12W max), regulated
2 x USB-C output port – 5-9V, up to 3A (18W max), regulated
1 x USB PD input/output port – 5-20V, up to 3A (60W max), regulated
12V shared output port for 6mm – 12V, up to 10A (120W max) and car port – 12V, up to 10A (120W max)
Rear 8mm input charging port – 13-22V, up to 7A (100W max)
In-built MPPT charge controller
500 lifecycles to 80%
Easy to read LCD
Compatible with all Goal Zero products
Wall charger included
External Dimensions:
20W x 13D x 13H cm
Packed Dimensions:
20W x 13D x 13H cm
Weight:
2.27 Kg
Material:
Aluminium | Plastic
Input Power:
8mm Port, 13−22V up to 7A, 100W Max. Regulated
Output Power:
USB−A 5V up to 2.4A, 12W Max. Regulated | USB−C 5−12V up to 3A, 18W Max. Regulated | USB PD (input/output) 5−20V up to 3A, 60W Max. Regulated | 6mm Port 12V up to 10A, 120W Max. | 12V Cigarette Port 12V up to 10A, 120W Max. Regulated | 1 x AC inverter (output, modified sine wave) 230V 50Hz 1A (120W, 200W surge)
Batteries:
Li−ion NMC | 14.4V, up to 13Ah | 187Wh | 500 Lifecycles to 80%
Battery Charge Time:
Wall Charger up to 4 hrs | 1 x Boulder 50, 5−10 hrs | 1 x Boulder 100 or Boulder 100 Briefcase, 3−4 hrs | Nomad 20, 12−24 hrs | Nomad 50, 5−10 hrs
Suggested Use:
Camping | 4WD
Warranty:
2 Year
Supplier Code:
GZ22080
Snowys Code:
149848
Staff tip:To maximise shelf−life, keep plugged in or charge every 3−6 months
Reviews
(2)
5.02
Q&A's (12)
Goal zero 2001 answer
Does the 12 volt charging lead come with it if not how much are they and do you have them in stock ?
Lyle - Leyburn, QLD(2 years ago)
G'day Lyle,
We don't carry the 12v charge cable, but they are available through Goal Zero directly here.
Lauren - Snowys(2 years ago)
Joolca 1 answer
Hey, will this work with the joolca system (showering/washing dishes)?
David - Epping, NSW (3 years ago)
G'day David,
We're not too familiar with the current Joolca models, but if the power requirement is via a 12V cigarette plug, then as long as it doesn't exceed 10A then you should be fine.
Leece - Snowys(3 years ago)
Appliances1 answer
Could u run a standard Kmart juicer &/or blender off it?
Grant - Cairns City, QLD(3 years ago)
G'day Grant,
You can find the AC output info in the specifications, but Ive copy and pasted it below: AC output inverter – 230V AC, 50Hz, 1A (120W, 200W surge) As long as your particular appliances power requirements are within that units output capabilities (which you can find on a sticker), you should be fine. Bear in mind this is a 13Ah power pack, so its overall capacity is on the lower side, so you may not be able to run any high power 240v appliance for long.
Lauren - Snowys(3 years ago)
Lights1 answer
I have a set of 4 bar strip lights I think it is 2Ah to run. I'm new at this whole electronic charge stuff. So could you estimate how long it would run my lights for?
Jenny - Cairns City, QLD(4 years ago)
G'day Jenny,
In general, you can use up to 80% of the 13Ah capacity of the Yeti 200X. Based on a 2Ah consumption your lights should run for around 5 hours.
Leece - Snowys(4 years ago)
Safe for in car usage?1 answer
Is this safe to use/store within a car during summer? ie. is it suitable for high temperature, non vented environments?
Bob - Brisbane City, QLD(4 years ago)
G'day Bob,
Goal Zero lists the operating temperature as 0-40C, so we wouldn't recommend leaving/storing the unit in the car during summer.
Leece - Snowys(4 years ago)
Powering 240v battery charger1 answer
With Solar panel input will this operate a 240v battery charger ?
Mel - Tongala, VIC(4 years ago)
G'day Mel,
It might be able to operate your 240V battery charger, however, it will depend on the wattage of your battery charger. The Yeti 200X has a maximum 230V AC output of 120W, with a surge max of 200W. I'm not sure what type of batteries the charger is for, but you'll need to double-check how many watts the unit is to know for sure.
Leece - Snowys(4 years ago)
Hard Korr 6 Bar LED 3 Colour1 answer
Hey guys, How many hours I can run a six bar light on a full charge?
Manoj Panicker - Kingswood (4 years ago)
G'day Manoj,
The Yeti 200X has a 13Ah battery, and the 6 Bar LED 3 Colour Kit will draw approximately 3A per hour, so you'd be looking at approximately 4 hours of run time.
Leece - Snowys(4 years ago)
Laptop charging1 answer
My laptop still has a 240v lead only... The yeti 200 used to charge it will this one too
Andrea. - Broome(4 years ago)
G'day Andrea,
Yes, the Yeti 200X has a built-in inverter, so it can be used to charge 240V devices upto 120W, with a 200W surge maximum. As the inverter is a modified sine wave inverter we wouldn't recommend using the laptop while it is charging.
Leece - Snowys(4 years ago)
Will this boil a few kettles?1 answer
Will this boil a few kettles as well as run a small radio, charge a laptop and phone?
Sre - 2454(4 years ago)
G'day Sre,
No, you won't be able to boil a kettle with this unit. The 240V output is limited to 120W, with a 200W surge. The average kettle will use 1000-1200W to boil. We'd recommend taking a gas stove to boil water, as portable batteries won't be able to run a kettle. You should be able to run a small radio, charge a phone, and charge a laptop though.
Leece - Snowys(4 years ago)
Charging fridge1 answer
Can this portable battery run a camping fridge 50 litre
Geoff - Fisher (4 years ago)
G'day Geoff,
The Yeti 200X has quite a small 14Ah battery, and is designed for small devices, it really isn't a large enough capacity to run a 50L fridge. You'll need to consider the 500X or 1000X models for a 50L fridge depending on your needs and recharging options.
Leece - Snowys(4 years ago)
Changing1 answer
Can you charge the yeti at the same time that you have a fridge drawing power?
ruben - North Sydney (4 years ago)
G'day Ruben,
You can charge and use the Yeti 200X Power Station at the same time, however, it is designed for small devices, and most fridges will be drawing too much for this power station to be a suitable option. We'd recommend the 500X or 1500X model if you're wanting to run a fridge.
Leece - Snowys(4 years ago)
Comparison to Companion Rover1 answer
How does this compare to the Companion Rover Lithium?
Sam - 3089(4 years ago)
G'day Sam,
The Yeti 200X has a much smaller capacity (13Ah vs 40Ah), however, it also has a built-in 240V inverter, so essentially acts as two devices in one. The Yeti 500X is probably a better comparison in terms of battery capacity. The major difference between these Power Stations is the inverter, so if you need to be able to plug in some 240V devices, then the Yeti will be more suitable, however, if you just need 12V, then the Rover will do the job, and is great value.
