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The charge cycles and safety of of LFP vs LITHIUM ION makes the LFP far superior

The scam for me was buying one in the first place. I have never fully discharged my 500 jackery. Its too weak to cook from it, wont power an air conditioner. Charges phones ok and runs my string lights.

Do the eg4 solar ac!

Buy cheap you get cheap, never go with the cheapest brand, unless it is thoroughly reviewed over years. They usually do not stand up, but mid range is great.

So, can you use this as a "booster" with pass-through AC? Like if your AC in is only 10 amps, but you have a 20 amp load, can it pull the rest from the battery (assuming no solar)?

Was waiting for this one, glad to see you gave it such a positive review! I'm going to be buying 60 of these batteries (yes that is 307kWh worth) for our new fully off grid property. We are going to be buying 10 racks of 6 (with the integrated server rack). This is going to rock! Glad to know I am not making a poor decision using these batteries.

Which one do you recommend 24v or 48v for a Growatt inverter?

how does the fire arrester work?

Great video. Quick and to the point. If I already have a few EG4-LifePower4 48v 100AH batteries in a rack with communications working can I add the LL batteries to in the rack to the same battery bank? Liked and subscribed!

EEL batteries are cheaper

Wouldn't it be 'spec down'?, tear down is something different.

To properly test this battery you need to tear down the BMS down to the component level and check the caps and FETs for their country of origin. If they're made in China. you can count on a shorter life expectancy than FETs and caps that are US or European made. Another test to perform is a cell impedance test to confirm whether or not the cells have been matched. We use a $6,600 Fluke BT521 advanced battery tester when testing for cell impedance. Another thing to consider is whether or not the BMS offers active cell balancing. If it does not, then as the cells age, and their individual impedance changes, you can expect a substantial capacity loss over time. Another thing to consider before buying this battery is the fact that for only a few hundred dollars more than what this battery sells for, you can easily DIY build a 48 Volt 300+ Amp hour (three times the capacity) battery with display, low and high temperature sensing and active cell balancing.

Is there a link or contact info to get tiny home building plans?

Spin the outlets so that if anything lands on it you won't get shocked.

Great video, guys!

Nice work on this one.

Hi : would love your recommendation for a portable home power source solution. We are in Texas. A Hurricane just came and we’ve been with no power for 72hours. So basically we want to prevent this from happening again in the future. Looking into a mobile solar power solution that can work to power our fridge and some kitchen appliances (we have a gas stove so don’t need it there ) and maybe TV and internet. We have 3 HVAC units so not sure if those things are powerful enough to power at least one of them. Looking into Anker SolixF3800, Ecoflow Delta 3 Pro, Ecoflow ultra , Jackery 2000 plus. A system that it’s easy to use (don’t know anything about electricity ) and that we can grow into as time passes. Would love your recommendation and an affiliate link to help your with the channel

Sweet. Thanks fellas

nice

We'd like to know if the power stations that output 240v can handle the surge of a well pump. For those of us that live in rural areas, we want to be able to flush the toilet when the power goes out 😂

not to be rude and yeah its probably sponsored but just for the price of them 2 $3/4k delta units with components you could of build an external extension to have all that utilities outside but still attached - 3 x 200AH batteries. an AC unit. an 3000w inverter charger and solar panels on every inch of the roof. this isn't practical. its borderline convenient

Dang I found u Robbie 😫🤚

What would be the best suggestion for a unit for camper van build out?

I think the only think I can criticize this new unit (outside of it not playing nice with the main Delta Pro unit in anyway outside of the batteries) is that you are still only able to connect 2 batteries or a battery and their gas generator. The batteries are just there for the main unit and can't do anything else. It would be nice to be able to daisy chain more batteries or be able to take the extra battery and carry it to a charging source so the main unit can continue to power you loads and you don't have to run cables everywhere or something.

Stop being hot, its distracting.

so do I have to use solar to charge it or can I just charge it off the grid ??

Question? Is the Delta Pro Ultra expansion batteries compatible with this? That would be Awesome if it was

Could you do a Review of the Ecoworthy Solar Tracker?

Not the biggest fan of Jackery (imo they are overpriced), but this isn't a scam. LiPo lasts longer but weighs much more. It's a tradeoff.

Can we get the head to head comparison between this one and the Anker F3800. Think they're the only stand alone 240 v units....

IIn Florida, if you can figure out how legal to charge this at an EV charge station if your van is not EV?

Clickbait! It's a bit rich calling this a scam. Nothing they are doing is illegal, they aren't stealing from people against their will. This is what happens with technology as it evolves. I suggest giving your lawyer a call, just in case they decide to sue you for defamation.

great review , the Eco Pro Utra also on sale now for $4250, seem like a better deal than this one for 3700

This is green-washing at its finest! Not only did you pay a ridiculous $10k for a camping-grade solar system, but your whole plan to be “environmentally friendly” relies on putting every major appliance on gas. “Why not gas”, you say? All you did was gas. And then you paid $10k for a system that should have cost <$5k to cover tiny loads suitable for a battery and a much smaller solar system. Cool tiny home, but this is yet another CZcamsr shilling for a ridiculous corporate marketing scheme to fool consumers into thinking that this is normal, economical, or at-all representative of residential-grade solar.

Bro, it has an Anderson port. Make an adapter. Not a big deal. Or buy a 18 dollar pre-made dongle.

I like ecoflow alot. But your testing of this product was not fair. You ruled it out right from your first words.

I just want to know one thing, can I plug in my 240w dryer and will it run it at med or high heat settings?

Can you compare this with the f3800? Thanks

USB C limited to only 1 port 100W and very low solar input, otherwise great review!

can you lift it by yourself ? put it on your car trunk alone ?

Boomer Overlander and multiple homes owner. I see no need for these or the nitrile millennial hand condoms you guys live by.

Where can I get the house plan, and set up a consultation with Josh?

after 5 long months i've finally found robbie again

Push the DC button 3 sec for wifi/bt

is there a piece of tech that allows for an ebike battery to be used like a power station?

😅so if I had this unit with an expansion battery would it then run a compressor?

Garbage. 150 VDC for solar charging is not high voltage. Same exact voltage as the Delta Pro.

The cigarette style 12v output outlet definitely needs to go the way of the Dodo bird. They are cheap, don't last and prone to magically popping out on their own all too often. Glad to see it's NOT included. There should be however, higher amperage 12v outlets and even 24v outlets by now. Don't get why manufacturers don't include those options.

I would wait to buy until they fix the things that were pointed out in this video as negatives.

You tested efficiency using an AC outlet but not the DC outlets. You recharged it via AC but no testing of solar input. To give more comprehensive testing I would add results of the Sine Wave, UPS protection, Pass through charging, AC & DC efficiency, AC & Solar recharging, Battery drain if the DC & AC sections are not turned off, Testing of the USB-A & USB-C ports, wireless charging and Mobile App availability,