How S.E.T. makes money, who pays us, and why none of it changes what we recommend.
S.E.T. — Sun Energy Technology — is an independent solar generator comparison site. We earn affiliate commissions when readers buy through certain links on our pages. The retailer pays us — you pay the same price either way. We disclose this relationship on every page that contains affiliate links, in compliance with the FTC's Endorsement Guides.
Commissions help fund our hands-on testing, research, and the running of this site. They do not buy us. Our rankings reflect our independent judgment about which generators are actually worth buying for the use case in question.
S.E.T. participates in the following affiliate programs as of the date above:
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Direct affiliate relationship. Commissions on 4patriots.com purchases.
We may add or remove affiliate partners as the market shifts. This page is updated when our partnerships change.
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This is the question that matters most: do you recommend higher-commission products?
No. Here is how we keep that line clean:
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The federal 30% residential clean energy tax credit for standalone battery storage systems ended December 31, 2025. If you see affiliate sites or product ads still claiming you can apply this credit toward a portable solar generator purchase, that information is out of date. Always verify current tax law with a qualified tax professional before factoring a credit into your buying decision.
If you spot inaccurate pricing, a broken spec, an outdated affiliate link, or anything else that should be corrected, we want to know. Email us at biz@sunenergytechnology.net and we will review it promptly.
This disclosure page is updated whenever our affiliate relationships change. The "Last updated" date at the top of this page reflects the most recent revision.
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