Walnut, Calif. – September 18, 2026 -- ERAYAK Power Solution Group Inc. (Nasdaq: RAYA) is broadening its branded U.S. distribution across Amazon, Walmart Marketplace and direct-to-consumer channels while mapping a product roadmap that scales from portable power stations to 30 kW-class hybrid home energy systems.
ERAYAK deploys a three-channel U.S. retail structure to grow consumer reach
The company sells ERAYAK-branded power products through Amazon, maintains live listings on Walmart's U.S. Marketplace using both Walmart Fulfillment Services and seller-fulfilled capabilities, and operates its own direct-to-consumer e-commerce channel. ERAYAK says this multi-channel approach is intended to diversify customer acquisition and build a stronger North American consumer brand foundation.
Dual-fuel generator lineup includes the 2400PD, 4500PD and 6800PD models
These inverter generators run on gasoline and propane and target camping, RV and portable backup use. The 6800PT marks ERAYAK's entry into tri-fuel technology, adding natural gas capability, and the company plans to extend its higher-power residential generator development toward the 30 kW power class using tri-fuel inverter platforms.
ERAYAK targets high power density in its expanding battery energy storage line
Beyond battery capacity, the company is prioritizing inverter output, surge capability, thermal management and portability to support loads such as power tools and mobile work equipment. ERAYAK's battery platform is designed to scale from individual portable use to RVs, campsites and remote worksites, with a longer-term residential inverter roadmap also extending toward the 30 kW class.
Company frames generators and batteries as complementary, not competing, technologies
Under what ERAYAK calls a Hybrid Home Power Architecture, battery storage would supply quiet, immediate power for shorter outages, while multi-fuel generators provide extended runtime once battery reserves are depleted, with inverter and energy-management technology coordinating the two sources.
"Our strategy is not based on choosing between generators and batteries," said Lingyi Kong, Chairman and CEO of ERAYAK Power Solution Group Inc., adding that different applications require different energy forms and that multi-fuel generation can extend endurance beyond what stored energy alone provides.