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Goal Zero · extra battery

Goal Zero Tank PRO 4000

3,994 Wh of LiFePO4, 80.3 lb, for the Yeti PRO 4000. $1,999.95 at Goal Zero, checked Oct 14, 2026: $0.50 for each watt-hour it adds. With the 4 Goal Zero allows, the Yeti PRO 4000 holds 19,970 Wh in all.

Adds

3,994Wh

Price

$1,999.95

Per Wh added

$0.50

Each watt-hour it adds costs less than the Yeti PRO 4000's own ($1.00 on the Yeti PRO 4000), so it is the cheaper way to more stored energy than a second station, which adds outlets and output instead.

From Goal Zero's published figures and our own arithmetic; we have not tested it ourselves.

Which stations take it

The most one station takes is Goal Zero's figure; a dash where its page gives none. Prices are both makers' prices added up, before cables.

Goal Zero Tank PRO 4000 on each station
StationMost per stationWith oneWith the mostStation and one battery
Goal Zero Yeti PRO 40003,994 Wh on its own 4 7,988 Wh 19,970 Wh $5,999.9

Specs

Goal Zero Tank PRO 4000: Goal Zero's figures
Capacity3,994 Wh
CellsLiFePO4
Weight80.3 lb (36.4 kg)
Cable, in the maker's words"Tank to Yeti Pro Chaining Cable"
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Runtime is rated capacity × 0.85 ÷ watts. Check startup draw and connections separately. Prices are the maker's, with the day they were checked.