Portable Generator VS Portable Power Station

People often confuse portable generators with portable power stations. Even though they sound similar at the first time, they are not the same and must perform different functions. Portable generator is a machine that converts different types of energy into electric energy, while portable power station is a rechargeable battery-driven power supply, which is enough to power your house or camp.
Now, let's look at them in detail.
Portable gas generator is a device that converts different kinds of energy from different power sources into electric energy. These generators are driven by water or steam turbines, diesel engines and other supporting machinery to convert energy from various sources, including water flow, gas flow, fuel combustion and even nuclear fission. This kind of mechanical energy is transmitted to the frequency conversion generator to convert into electrical energy, which makes them really useful in power outages and other events.
They can provide a wide range of outputs from 1000 watts to more than 20000 watts. Their maximum output is limited mainly because of the engine displacement. But the more output, the larger it will be, the more fuel it will consume, the more noise it will produce, and the portability will be greatly reduced. One of the most powerful portable generators that generate more than 10 kW of energy is portable only for it, and usually requires wheeled trolleys to move.