Which Solar Generator Was in the Monday Night Football Ad? Price Guide

Which generator appeared in a Monday Night Football ad is not identified here, so confirm the ad’s model before you pay. iSpot lists 4Patriots generator spots for the 2500X and 2200X, so the ad’s name must be matched to a model. Across the 4Patriots line, the Sidekick with panel is $499, and the 2200X with panel is $3,199 on the collection page ($2,999 generator only on its product page). iSpot lists 4Patriots spots for the 2500X and the 2200X, so those are the first two to check. The 1200 product page lists a “Satisfaction Promise: Try it risk free for 90 days,” and the 2200X page says “100% Satisfaction Guaranteed,” so read the Warranty & Returns terms before you order. This guide is desk research built from the seller’s pages and public safety guidance.

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Quick facts, November 3, 2026

What is the 4Patriots solar generator line?

4Patriots’ 4Patriots solar power collection lists 35 items. The five units below are the models the page covers. iSpot lists spots for the 2500X and 2200X. Watts are continuous output. Wh is battery capacity.

The 2500X is listed as refurbished, so check its watt-hour rating and condition on the listing before you order.

The 2200X at a glance

Who is each model for?

4Patriots describes each unit in its own words. Use those lines to narrow the choice, then check the numbers.

• 1200: “Mid-Size Backup, Easy Carry.” At 28 lb, the seller says it is light enough to carry with one hand.
• AlphaCase Elite: “All-in-1 Power in a Briefcase,” at 800 W and 736 Wh.
• Sidekick: 300 W and 298 Wh for small loads. The headline says “Only 8 Pounds,” while the 2200X comparison table lists 10.5 lb.
• 2200X: “More Power for Long Outages.” The seller says it runs power tools, air compressors and circular saws.
• 2500X: “Run Critical Devices Longer,” sold refurbished at $1,999 on the collection page.

How long will it run a refrigerator or phones?

Here is the simple math. Divide the battery’s Wh by the device’s watts. That gives hours before inverter losses, so real runs are shorter.

The 20 W phone figure is an example, so check your charger’s label. The 120 W fridge figure matches the wattage the 1200 and 2200X pages list for a refrigerator.

The seller’s own fridge figures run longer. The 1200 page says a refrigerator runs 34 hours cycling, and the 2200X page says 75 hours. Its FAQ explains that a fridge cycles on and off, so it draws power only part of the time.

For food, the Red Cross power outage guidance says an unopened refrigerator keeps foods cold for about 4 hours. A full freezer keeps its temperature for about 48 hours if the door stays closed. Ready.gov power outage fact sheet gives the same 4-hour refrigerator figure.

How do you recharge it?

The 1200 page lists 1.5 hours from the wall and 15 to 18 hours from one 100 W panel. The 2200X lists 1.8 hours from the wall and 12 to 14 hours from one 200 W panel. The 2200X comparison table lists the AlphaCase at 1 hour and the Sidekick at 1.5 hours from the wall.

The 1200 seller reply to a reviewer says wall charging is faster and more reliable, and that under ideal sunlight a single panel can take 8 to 10 hours or longer. Panel position matters, so read solar generator panels in shade before you plan on sun alone.

Is it safe to run indoors?

4Patriots says its battery units are fume-free, quiet and safe to run indoors. Fuel generators are a different case. Pennsylvania generator safety guidance says never run a generator inside a home or garage and to keep it at least 20 feet from windows and doors. The Red Cross says never use a generator, outdoor stove or heater indoors.

The CPSC generator rule in the Federal Register is a 2016 proposed rule. It reports that 45 percent of the 565 deaths at fixed-structure homes happened when the generator ran in the living space of the house.

For the battery itself, the NFPA lithium-ion battery safety lesson says to stop using a device right away if it gets too hot, starts to smell strange, makes popping noises, or changes shape or color. The Red Cross also advises unplugging electronics to avoid damage from power surges.

What does it cost in total?

Prices as of November 3, 2026. Prices and bundles change, so check the checkout for today’s price.

The collection page lists the 2200X with panel at $3,199. The 2200X product page lists the generator at $2,999 and the panel at $499, which adds to $3,498. Ask the checkout which price applies.

At the listed prices, a 2200X with one 200 W panel and one expansion pack totals $4,797 ($2,999 + $499 + $1,299). The seller’s banner reads “2200X + 2 FREE Panels,” so confirm the free panels appear in your cart. The 2200X page says it ships from Georgia, USA, and mentions a late-September ship date, so confirm the ship date at checkout.

The seller says its EMP Protection Bag “Blocks EMP” and is “MIL-STD-461F Tested.” Those are the seller’s claims. The seller’s footer lists Splitit Payment Plans, and the 2500X sales page says you can call for payment options and take up to a year to pay. Read the plan’s terms before you choose it.

How do refunds, warranty and returns work?

The 1200 product page lists a “Satisfaction Promise: Try it risk free for 90 days.” The 2200X product page lists “100% Satisfaction Guaranteed” and “USA-Based Customer Support.” The collection footer describes a money-back guarantee on every unit it ships. Only the 1200 page gives a day count.

Open the Warranty & Returns link in the seller’s footer and check four things. How long is the warranty? How long is the return window? Who pays return shipping on a 57.5 lb unit? Is the refund returned to your card or issued as store credit?

What do buyers say?

The 1200 product page shows 4.7 out of 5 stars from 16 reviews. One 1-star review from Arizona says the unit drained while powering a chest freezer in extreme heat. The seller’s reply says performance can be affected in sustained temperatures above 100°F, especially when large appliances like chest freezers run for long periods.

The 2200X product page shows 2.5 out of 5 stars from 2 reviews. One reviewer says the fans make a high-pitched sound when they kick on. The seller asked that reviewer to contact [email protected].

The seller’s footer says Cade Courtley, who appears in its sales copy, has been compensated by 4Patriots for helping test and endorse products.

Could I build the same setup myself?

Building it yourself means choosing a battery, an inverter, panels and a charge controller, then matching them to your fridge and devices. The ready-built unit is the done-for-you version. Its inverter, outlets and battery come in one box. Compare the home backup solar generator guide and the solar generator home power outage sizing guide before you decide.

For other brands, see the Jackery 2000 v2 review and the BLUETTI AC180 review.

Before you order

• Confirm the model from the ad. Search the ad’s name on iSpot, or email [email protected] with the air date.
• Match the checkout price to the model you chose, since the product page and collection page differ.
• Confirm the two free panels appear in the cart if you pick the 2200X bundle.
• Read the Warranty & Returns link for the warranty length, return window, return shipping and refund method.
• Confirm the ship date for the 2200X.
• Redo the fridge math with your fridge’s watt label.
• Check the Sidekick weight: the headline says 8 lb and the table says 10.5 lb.
• For the 2500X refurbished unit, check the watt-hour rating and condition on the listing.
• Read the payment plan terms before you choose one.

By InfinitePowerSolutions.com Technology Desk