Powerology power stations are now in stock at Mascom International in Nairobi, Kenya: three Pater portable generators priced from KSh 27,700 to KSh 74,500 in November 2026. Buyers asked us for battery backup that keeps a TV, router or fridge running through KPLC outages long before we had any on the shelf. The Powerology Pater I Portable Generator and its two larger siblings answer that request.
Key facts
- Powerology Pater I Portable Generator: 236.25Wh battery, 300W output, KSh 27,700 (November 2026).
- Powerology Pater II Portable Generator: 472.5Wh battery, 700W output, KSh 51,500 (November 2026).
- Powerology Pater III Portable Generator: 945Wh battery, 1200W output, KSh 74,500 (November 2026).
- All three Pater units have a 230V AC socket plus USB-C and USB-A ports, with a 12-month warranty at Mascom International.
Which Powerology power stations are now at Mascom?
Mascom International now stocks the full Powerology Pater range, sold as portable generators but built as battery power stations. Each unit turns its stored energy into 230V household current at the press of a button. There is no engine, fuel or exhaust, so all three run indoors with no carbon monoxide risk. Each tier roughly doubles the stored energy of the one below.
Powerology Pater I vs Pater II vs Pater III: prices and specs
| Model | Battery | Rated output | Mascom price (November 2026) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Powerology Pater I Portable Generator | 236.25Wh | 300W, 600W peak | KSh 27,700 |
| Powerology Pater II Portable Generator | 472.5Wh | 700W | KSh 51,500 |
| Powerology Pater III Portable Generator | 945Wh | 1200W, 2400W peak | KSh 74,500 |
Prices change, and each product page shows today's price. Per watt-hour stored, the Powerology Pater III Portable Generator costs least, at about KSh 79, against about KSh 109 on the Pater II and KSh 117 on the Pater I.
The Powerology Pater I Portable Generator adds a 100W USB-C port, a 15W wireless charging pad, a 120W car port and 100W solar input with an MPPT controller. Virgin Megastore UAE lists the Powerology Pater III Portable Generator with 350W solar input, 1000W wall recharging and a UPS mode that switches over in 20 milliseconds.
What can each Powerology power station run during a KPLC blackout?
Divide the battery's watt-hours by the watts in use for the ceiling; real runtime is lower because conversion uses some energy.
- Powerology Pater I Portable Generator: a 10W home fibre router for up to about 23 hours, or the router plus two 9W LED bulbs for about 8 hours.
- Powerology Pater II Portable Generator: a 50W TV, 15W decoder and 10W router together for about 6 hours, a full evening.
- Powerology Pater III Portable Generator: a fridge averaging 100W for about 9 hours, or a four-camera CCTV recorder at 40W for about 23 hours.
Kettles, irons, hair dryers and water heaters usually draw more than these ratings, so keep them on mains supply.
Who should buy a Powerology power station, and who can skip it?
The Pater range suits homes where outages land in the evening, shops keeping the router and lights alive for M-Pesa payments, and site crews in Nakuru or Kisumu working off-grid. Skip it if you only need phones charged: see our best power banks for KPLC blackouts. Whole-house backup for cooking and water heating needs a solar inverter system.
Our take on the Powerology Pater range
Most households will be well served by the Powerology Pater II Portable Generator for a TV, fan and router. Choose the Powerology Pater III Portable Generator when a fridge or freezer matters; one long outage can spoil stock worth more than the KSh 23,000 difference. None of the three is rain-proof, and solar panels are sold separately. The Powerology 200W Portable Solar Panel costs KSh 43,000. For every Powerology category we stock, see our Powerology products in Kenya guide.
Common questions
Is the Powerology Pater power station available in Kenya now?
Yes. All three Powerology Pater power stations are in stock at Mascom International on Kimathi Street, Nairobi, as of November 2026. Customers had asked for battery backup of this kind well before we carried it, so we brought in the full range. You can inspect the sealed box at our counter, or order on WhatsApp and pay on arrival anywhere in Kenya's 47 counties.
How much is a Powerology power station in Kenya?
At Mascom International in November 2026, the Powerology Pater I Portable Generator costs KSh 27,700, the Powerology Pater II Portable Generator KSh 51,500 and the Powerology Pater III Portable Generator KSh 74,500. Each price includes a 12-month warranty, and the largest unit has the lowest cost per watt-hour, about KSh 79.
Can a Powerology power station run a fridge during a blackout?
The Powerology Pater III Portable Generator can. Its 1200W rating and 2400W peak cover a household fridge's start-up surge, and a fridge averaging 100W runs for about 9 hours. That carries most afternoon KPLC outages. The two smaller Pater units are better matched to TVs, routers, laptops, fans and lights than to compressors.
Can I charge a Powerology Pater with a solar panel?
Yes, for the Pater I and Pater III. The Powerology Pater I Portable Generator accepts up to 100W of solar input through an MPPT controller, about two and a half hours to refill in steady full sun. The Pater III accepts up to 350W, according to Virgin Megastore UAE. Ask us to confirm the connector before pairing any panel.
Where to buy Powerology power stations in Nairobi
See the Pater range at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, Monday-Saturday 9:00 AM-7:00 PM. Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521, email info@mascomintl.com, or order at www.mascomintl.com. We deliver countrywide with pay-on-arrival to all 47 counties, so you pay by M-Pesa or cash only when the power station reaches you. Orders within Nairobi and its environs arrive the same day, and other major cities and towns get delivery within 1 business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days.
