These are starting points by job, not a ranked chart. Each pick is one station from the published set. If the load or the carry does not match, use Find a station.
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The Explorer 300 is the straightforward camping pick when the job is lanterns, phones, and a laptop. 293Wh and 300W continuous are enough for that, and 7.1 lb is actually carryable from the car.
If the cooler needs a compressor, 768Wh is a more honest size than a 300Wh box. The RIVER 2 Pro is 800W continuous on the sheet and 18.2 lb — a two-hand haul, not a daypack.
The AC200L is the van-life size in this set: 2,048Wh, 2,400W continuous, a TT-30 outlet, and 1,200W solar input. It weighs 61.6 lb, which is why it belongs in a bay, not on a camping weekend.
DELTA 2 is 1,024Wh with 1,800W continuous and 500W solar input. That is a realistic size for a refrigerator plus lights through a short outage if you recharge from the wall or a panel when you can.
The SOLIX C1000 sits in the same 1kWh band with 600W solar input on the sheet — the highest solar figure among the 1,000Wh stations here. Weight is 28.4 lb, still a two-hand carry up stairs.
1,070Wh and 1,500W at 23.8 lb. If you want a fridge-class inverter without the 27–35 lb boxes, this is the one in the set. It still will not run a window AC for a useful stretch.