Can a power station run it?

What 17 common household loads draw, and how many of the 15 portable power stations we track can run each one on its own. Open a load for runtime by model, or combine several in the calculator.

Appliance	Running	Startup surge	Average draw	Models that run it	Runtime range
Refrigerator	275 W	1,000 W	67 W	14 of 15	3.5 h – 43.6 h
Chest freezer	300 W	750 W	25 W	14 of 15	9.4 h – 4.9 days
CPAP (no humidifier)	45 W	45 W	45 W	15 of 15	5.1 h – 2.7 days
CPAP with heated humidifier	90 W	90 W	90 W	15 of 15	2.6 h – 32.3 h
Sump pump (1/3 hp)	650 W	1,300 W	650 W	13 of 15	1.2 h – 4.5 h
Sump pump (1/2 hp)	925 W	1,725 W	925 W	13 of 15	0.8 h – 3.1 h
Gas furnace blower (1/2 hp)	550 W	1,200 W	550 W	14 of 15	0.4 h – 5.3 h
Window AC (5,000 BTU)	347 W	1,050 W	347 W	14 of 15	0.7 h – 8.4 h
Microwave	900 W	900 W	900 W	13 of 15	0.9 h – 3.2 h
Coffee maker	1,200 W	—	1,200 W	13 of 15	0.6 h – 2.4 h
Laptop charger	60 W	60 W	60 W	15 of 15	3.9 h – 2 days
Phone charger	20 W	20 W	20 W	15 of 15	11.6 h – 6.1 days
Wi-Fi router / modem	15 W	15 W	15 W	15 of 15	15.4 h – 8.1 days
TV (LED, 32-55 inch)	68 W	68 W	68 W	15 of 15	3.4 h – 42.7 h
LED light bulb (each)	9 W	9 W	9 W	15 of 15	25.7 h – 13.5 days
Space heater	1,500 W	1,500 W	1,500 W	13 of 15	0.5 h – 1.9 h
Well pump (1/2 hp, 240 V)	875 W	1,750 W	875 W	None (needs 240 V)	3.3 h

Average draw is daily energy ÷ 24 for loads that cycle (fridges, freezers), otherwise running watts. See the methodology.