🔔 Technology changes & the AC200 is gone - Look at the ELECHIVE 2400wh device, its lighter, cheaper & more powerful & 1/2 price here: tinyurl.com/y64bbw8g
I’m still waiting for the monster X from Indiegogo to arrive. While it may have less MAH, I felt the warranty was better. On the elective, The manufacture is touting how it has those NMC batteries. I’m a little skittish when it comes to such a new technology that hasn’t been tested in the market yet. However my concern with the monster X is the battery system itself if anything overheats at least on the elect hive it has a fan that sucks in the cold air and Vents heat
The one disappointment and maybe I’m being petty here but the monster X only has a 400 W capacity for charging while the elechive goes as high as 1250w
all the specs tell you that info already. calculate the wattage of all of those things you'd be running. a fridge will pull up to 350 watts peak startup, then drop down to about 30-80 watts every few minutes to keep the area frozen/cool . so you calculate that with an A/C doing pretty much doing the same thing. thats about 170-340 watts of cotinuous draw (load) so therefore you need about 350-500 watts of solar panels to keep them running 24./7 a fridge and a/c dont run 24/7 so they dont take a continuous draw. a television/monitor takes nothin more than 30-60 watts while its on, and you only watch maybe 3-4 hours a day. as long as this thing is fully charged, it can do all of those things . keeping it fully charged with enough power so it doesnt go to 0% is your task
Correct a real world test would include what the average user would use it for sure isnt welding. I saw another utuber drain the battery and got 1.3 usable kwh out of it so also not true that the specs would tell you how you long it lasts.
@Ray Be kind to others, it goes a long way "technical lingo" aka basic electricity knowledge that a 10 year old can comprehend. if you dont want to learn anything, dont get into this
I have to admit it’s a bit of a challenge when you’re learning about this product to see someone try to max out a unit like this but not show a more practical home scenario. How about running a mini split for 24 hours kicking in to heat the home to 70° All powered by solar. when the mini split draws 720 W. Would the bluetti work in this situation? Still trying to work this out for my tiny home.
I purchased one last year. Best decision I made in terms of back up power. I wanted the Titan, but I found a compromise I could live with and was pleasantly surprised. A great unit for a reasonable price.
I should have recorded it, there was so much smoke in the garage when I did this. I was so busy recording I didn't even notice. At least I didn't need to use the extinguisher!
We have used the czcams.com/users/postUgkxOTeIs0vv4_9B5hsmnLsk9r930uDQLu_Y for probably 30 hours with our camper and it’s been great! The noise level is really only noticeable when running the AC and other appliances like the microwave, hair dryer, or coffee pot. It’s not huge like other ones and it has wheels so even at 90lbs, I can move it!
I find that to be a great quality in a company when they use actual feedback from the consumer to make their products better. When I can company do that to me it feels like they care about the consumer and they're not just looking to sell a product to you
You know what's funny, if I hadn't have just watched your Milwaukee review I definitely would have picked that model over this one just because it looked rugged and simple.
Could we see what type and how long a full size refrigerator would last on the charger? Also any issue keeping that AC200 plugged in the the AC 24/7 or should it be unplugged and run down like any other battery 🔋
Could you please tell me between this Buetti and the EcoFlow Delta, which is one is more silent while charging/working? Thank you very much, appreciate a lot your honest reviews!
Nice review. But I'm amazingly curious about that RV plug you talked about. Where can I find them. When I google the style of plug it comes up with something completely different.
My wireless chargers on the ac200 don’t work that are on top of the unit. I told Bluetti, and they are asking ME for a solution. I told them my solution was for them to fix it. Haven’t heard from them since. And, I still haven’t received the accessories I bought separately.
That is an option, or charge it from the car but most don't use it that way at all They keep it on solar permanently, charge and use, over and over with no fuel needed at all from outside sources
What's the size of your fridge, unless you post the wattage it's a pointless question, it's like how many buckets of water do I need to fill my bathtub, depends on the size of your tub and the bucket you are using!
I did an series of test and since the toaster went so uneventfully well I ran that two more times without issues. I am actually running a timed test today with an exact load and I will report back the findings that may be helpful.
Thanks so much for your videos. I’m new to solar generators and just ordered the AC200 Do you know if it has a safety feature to stop charging the battery 🔋 when they are full at 100%. Could I keep it plugged in or should I unplug
When charging the Bluetti 2000wP with solar, should there be any dual shutoff circuit breakers wired in and any inline fuses uses on each panel when charging to the max 700 watts in order to avoid overage amperage?
It will definitely hold power for a certain amount of time but they haven't shared the specifics or they haven't done that testing. Ecoflow states a year but I am not sure if that has been tested in real lofe. Sorry I wish I had a better answer, I would guess 4-6 months at normal temperatures.
Speaking from experience, lithium batteries typically hold a charge really well. You may have to top it off occasionally if you're storing it. I recommend not subjecting it to temperature extremes. I keep my batteries in the house, especially in the winter. Do not let the battery freeze. Cheers!
Hi, could you please tell me what brand/model that folding solar panel is in this video, and provide a link of where I can buy it. I've been looking for something exactly like that. Thank you.
Good thing you can charge it on solar. Imagine living in Florida where a hurricane takes out power for a few days and you desperately need some cooling from your portable air conditioning unit.
what are the real world chances that this $1400 pre production price really goes for sale for $1800 after next week? Will they be around and really honor the 2 year warranty when a port fails or it stops taking charge? Im tempted to buy this, but think it might be smarter to just configure it myself so I can replace and upgrade major components as needed later. .. a 100ah litium is 1200wh and only cost $700 now and maybe that will cost $500 in a year. I'm mostly interested in knowing I can charge this thing fast with a 400 watt panel on my roof AND (same time) while driving through a 1500 watt pure sine inverter. Also wthout the inverter while driving wondering how many amps i can safely push to it through my 115AH deep cycle starter battery w 160a alternator from an 8' 8awg copper line and stepping up my voltage to 48v since fast charge seems to be switched from voltage. Another concern ive heard with similar units is that sometimes with voltage drops in the source, they step you down to some lower charging profile and you have manually reset? If it was home depot or walmart selling this I would not hesitate to buy for a minute.
i want to put in a tiny camper.................could i put a tiny heater on this unit and will heat for 9 hours minimum? i have seen a mini mini heater that runs on 150 watts . i think this might work
I am new to this tech, is there a way to calc how long it will last? Let’s say 1000w draw on its power. Looking into an alternative to a petrol generator for track day tyre warmers. Cherry on the cake would be the ability to make tea and coffee 600w.
AC200’s screen is constantly on, even when the AC and DC outputs are off but the unit is left on. Is there a way to switch off the screen on a timer and wake it up when it’s required? Also, if the unit is off, it doesn’t charge unless it is turned on. Other models wake up and charge even if the unit was off, as soon as a charge is provided, is there a way to change that setting?
@@SilverCymbal With power outages, and stoves not working - I'd like to see induction cooktops used (like the nuwave 1300 watt) in tests if they are compatible.. especially for apartment dwellers who want to cook indoors during grid down. What is the best, lowest cost battery generator that would do the job? I'm disabled and on a tight budget for food refrigeration & cooking in grid down. I like your short, concise & informative videos. I know next to nothing about electricty, watts, volts, amps, hours. Thanks
We need something like this but more durable and without maintainence . Something easier & independent that you can fix if apocalypse happens and shops will close ..
I ended up getting a 20KW Generac natural gas generator. It will run the whole house for months. Natural gas is hurricane proof. During World War II Europe had natural gas. There is a orange lever that you can switch from natural gas to propane. When the power goes out the generator automatically starts up and starts to run the house in 10 seconds.
@@robertpoirier8520 I would like to see them come and get my Generac 20kw generator. It weighs about 1,200 lbs and runs on natural gas. The other day out of the blue about 9:00AM all power went out. I got a text from Center Point Energy here in Houston. They said some equipment failed and will effect about 800+ people. They also said the power should be back on in 2 hours. After the power went out I started counting... in 2 seconds the generator controller sensed the outage and started up the generator while disconnecting the house from the city power. The generator got up to speed and switched over to it's power and the house's power came back on and ran until the city power came back on. The generator has 'load sharing' which means if you have an electric dryer, electric stove or other high draw appliances in the house it won't bring them on all at once. When it senses the city power is on it will continue to run for about 30 seconds to ensure the city power doesn't go off again. Thank goodness for a natural gas whole house generator.
The 240 could run 1000 watts but had 2400 watt hours of run time. This one is 2000 watts of running power but less with 1700 watt hours of run time. The run time is almost the same but the output is doubled and the massive amount of solar input is a big deal for many, the touch interface is very useful and the extra outlets and wireless charging are cool too. Its a very good upgrade but functionally the larger input is a big one.
Silver Cymbal thanks for your reply, I have been watching severL videos on these types of solar generators as I’m looking for something that could run a small off grid cabin, lights maybe small fridge, I think this unit can do it for a few days with sufficient panels.
@@dnhman It definitely could and saves you from needing a lot of other adapters for different equipment you might run. The key is if you have a lot of panels and only a little daily light this will be able to tae advantage with the huge solar input abilities. Very unusual for that much power.
I assume like every other similar solar generator it can not power devices while simultaneously charging with solar panels? This seems a common issue with these classes of devices?
@Silver Cymbal Can you share the name and model # of the portable solar panel you show at the 3:00 mark in the video? Please share a link to it if you can. Thank you in advance.
Is there anything like this for a 650 sq foot cottage? I want my cottage to be completely off grid, and be able to take generator with me when I leave.
yes, depending on the open circuit voltage of the built in12v battery. they typically allow 145 volts total. get two 350 watts panels at 24 volts and you will be fine.
The only downside I see for the european model is they put two uk plug sockets and to Eu sockets, they'd have been better putting 4 universal sockets that accept uk and eu plugs
🔔 Technology changes & the AC200 is gone - Look at the ELECHIVE 2400wh device, its lighter, cheaper & more powerful & 1/2 price here: tinyurl.com/y64bbw8g
This is exactly what I am looking for!! Thanks for the video .... are you still happy with your Bluetti?
Has this company put out previous products like Bluetti though?
@@Mike_219 I’ve read a lot of bad things elechive. It only has 1000 cycles before hitting 80% vs Bluetti 3000
I’m still waiting for the monster X from Indiegogo to arrive.
While it may have less MAH, I felt the warranty was better.
On the elective, The manufacture is touting how it has those NMC batteries.
I’m a little skittish when it comes to such a new technology that hasn’t been tested in the market yet. However my concern with the monster X is the battery system itself if anything overheats at least on the elect hive it has a fan that sucks in the cold air and Vents heat
The one disappointment and maybe I’m being petty here but the monster X only has a 400 W capacity for charging while the elechive goes as high as 1250w
I wish these reviewers would tell us how many hours these things can power a fridge, LEDTV, AC..etc..just in case of an power outage.
all the specs tell you that info already.
calculate the wattage of all of those things you'd be running. a fridge will pull up to 350 watts peak startup, then drop down to about 30-80 watts every few minutes to keep the area frozen/cool . so you calculate that with an A/C doing pretty much doing the same thing. thats about 170-340 watts of cotinuous draw (load) so therefore you need about 350-500 watts of solar panels to keep them running 24./7
a fridge and a/c dont run 24/7 so they dont take a continuous draw.
a television/monitor takes nothin more than 30-60 watts while its on, and you only watch maybe 3-4 hours a day.
as long as this thing is fully charged, it can do all of those things . keeping it fully charged with enough power so it doesnt go to 0% is your task
Correct a real world test would include what the average user would use it for sure isnt welding. I saw another utuber drain the battery and got 1.3 usable kwh out of it so also not true that the specs would tell you how you long it lasts.
@Ray Be kind to others, it goes a long way "technical lingo" aka basic electricity knowledge that a 10 year old can comprehend. if you dont want to learn anything, dont get into this
an inverter of 2000w+ too, of course. you just want to atleast match the continuous load of your homes appliances with solar
I have to admit it’s a bit of a challenge when you’re learning about this product to see someone try to max out a unit like this but not show a more practical home scenario. How about running a mini split for 24 hours kicking in to heat the home to 70° All powered by solar. when the mini split draws 720 W. Would the bluetti work in this situation? Still trying to work this out for my tiny home.
I purchased one last year. Best decision I made in terms of back up power. I wanted the Titan, but I found a compromise I could live with and was pleasantly surprised. A great unit for a reasonable price.
Titan is more powerful right? But much more $$$
@@iam_myster_e Yes 3000 Watt continuos inverter and 2000 Watt solar input.
Sounds like a great product, I would probably like to even see jackery make a 2000 watt model as another option
That is a very slick unit! And now a moment of silence for the toast...
I should have recorded it, there was so much smoke in the garage when I did this. I was so busy recording I didn't even notice. At least I didn't need to use the extinguisher!
I like your videos because you do real life usage demonstrations, rather than hyper focus of numeric voltage banter.
I appreciate that, thank you
Always fantastic reviews by Silver Cymbal!. Your extreme testing on a potable generator was impressive... Started with Welding!
Thank you!
We have used the czcams.com/users/postUgkxOTeIs0vv4_9B5hsmnLsk9r930uDQLu_Y for probably 30 hours with our camper and it’s been great! The noise level is really only noticeable when running the AC and other appliances like the microwave, hair dryer, or coffee pot. It’s not huge like other ones and it has wheels so even at 90lbs, I can move it!
The great design of this battery make me dream of it !
Nice Video! Quick and to the point.
Glad it helped!
I find that to be a great quality in a company when they use actual feedback from the consumer to make their products better. When I can company do that to me it feels like they care about the consumer and they're not just looking to sell a product to you
Thanks for taking time to demo this generator. Got one on order for the next power outrage.
Glad I could help It's a very nice unit for sure.
You know what's funny, if I hadn't have just watched your Milwaukee review I definitely would have picked that model over this one just because it looked rugged and simple.
It’s a great unit. I want one but I need to wait for a 240v version
Could we see what type and how long a full size refrigerator would last on the charger? Also any issue keeping that AC200 plugged in the the AC 24/7 or should it be unplugged and run down like any other battery 🔋
Will Prowse /check out his channel he goes through the AC thingy with this power unit.
Looks like a great product!
Watssap
Price? Place to buy? Country of origin? Running hrs for a fridge or TV or AC unit?
Thank you for another great review. I learn so much watching your channel.
You are so welcome! Thank you for the nice words
Could you please tell me between this Buetti and the EcoFlow Delta, which is one is more silent while charging/working? Thank you very much, appreciate a lot your honest reviews!
I have a 120 v welder. Great idea.
I would've thought the welder pulled more amps than the toaster.
Great and condensed review !
Thank you kindly!
Good video, Thanks! But this thing is not in production yet, you should have mentioned it 😎
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I thoroughly enjoyed this video thank you for making it awesome! After such enjoyment I definitely subscribed
Can you make a video of some solar string lights cause I actually love string lights including solar power, string lights
I didn’t see a refrigerator plugged in?
If it runs a toaster it more than runs a fridge.
@@vhateverlie You're not running a toaster all day long.
@@bobingalls4643 You run a DC fridge, not your mom's fridge.
I would really love a 240v 50hz unit for Australia....
Same here mate.
This thing would be a beast.
Great video.. Greetings from California.👍
Thanks 👍
Nice review. But I'm amazingly curious about that RV plug you talked about. Where can I find them. When I google the style of plug it comes up with something completely different.
How long the generator will last and Can we replace only the battery when its broken.
My wireless chargers on the ac200 don’t work that are on top of the unit. I told Bluetti, and they are asking ME for a solution. I told them my solution was for them to fix it. Haven’t heard from them since. And, I still haven’t received the accessories I bought separately.
Do you believe you could run a 5000 BTU window AC off this generator?
I thought the same thing haha. Would be awesome to run an ac unit purely off of portable solar energy.
You'll need three of them
good question
Why wouldn’t this be able to run an AC my 8000 BTU air conditioner draws 650 W so should be able to right? At least for a couple of hours?
Inergy flex is a expandable beast. You can hook up a lot of solar panels.
Great video!😃
Thanks! 😃
Listing a bread link, lol🤣
I was hoping someone would notice!
Hey you still need the generator to charge it.
That is an option, or charge it from the car but most don't use it that way at all They keep it on solar permanently, charge and use, over and over with no fuel needed at all from outside sources
nice stuff
when is this unit for sale not on indigo pledge site
Great review!
Thank you
How many hours does a Refrigerator last with the AC200? Thanks!
Domestic fridge power consumption is typically between 100 and 250 watts. So at 1.7 kwH, it'll last about 6.8 hrs. (at 250w) to 17 hrs. (at 100w).
What's the size of your fridge, unless you post the wattage it's a pointless question, it's like how many buckets of water do I need to fill my bathtub, depends on the size of your tub and the bucket you are using!
Which one would you rather have running an air conditioner during a brown out?
man, i need this because i can't depend on PGE this summer
It won't fit in your pocket but it sure can run a LOT of stuff!
Nice review except burning 🥵 the bread 🍞. Bread 🍞 is so expensive 😭 nowadays.
How many minutes/hours did your tests last for? What was the final remaining battery percentage after that time frame?
I did an series of test and since the toaster went so uneventfully well I ran that two more times without issues. I am actually running a timed test today with an exact load and I will report back the findings that may be helpful.
@@SilverCymbal Cool. Thanks.
Thanks so much for your videos. I’m new to solar generators and just ordered the AC200 Do you know if it has a safety feature to stop charging the battery 🔋 when they are full at 100%. Could I keep it plugged in or should I unplug
But you didn’t mention that it can’t charge whilst driving. At least that is what I’m reading in the Amazon customer reviews.
Is it good for outdoor / dusty environment, or isthere any others youbwould rec. Thank you.
When charging the Bluetti 2000wP with solar, should there be any dual shutoff circuit breakers wired in and any inline fuses uses on each panel when charging to the max 700 watts in order to avoid overage amperage?
Do you think the unit loses power if not used for a long period of time if you put it away fully changed...?
It will definitely hold power for a certain amount of time but they haven't shared the specifics or they haven't done that testing. Ecoflow states a year but I am not sure if that has been tested in real lofe. Sorry I wish I had a better answer, I would guess 4-6 months at normal temperatures.
Speaking from experience, lithium batteries typically hold a charge really well. You may have to top it off occasionally if you're storing it. I recommend not subjecting it to temperature extremes. I keep my batteries in the house, especially in the winter. Do not let the battery freeze. Cheers!
Hi, could you please tell me what brand/model that folding solar panel is in this video, and provide a link of where I can buy it. I've been looking for something exactly like that. Thank you.
I thought he said it came with it, no?
its ecoflow
Nice Video - Can choose the voltage from 120V to 220V at anytime?
Good thing you can charge it on solar. Imagine living in Florida where a hurricane takes out power for a few days and you desperately need some cooling from your portable air conditioning unit.
Definitely and for those off the grid too, this can run it all.
Lot of people asking if this can run ac or frisge. Nobody knows.
At 1700 watt hours capacity this isn't gonna run anybody's AC
@@iditarod4081 you can't run a standard AC or Fridge. Unless an Eco friendly unit.
Great video. But can it charge a Tesla?
Thank you, yes - it has enough charge a Tesla up for an eleven-mile drive
Silver Cymbal I noticed too lol
No kidding. I’ll buy one for my future Tesla Model X. 11 extra miles at emergency cases, why not? Just like getting a jerry can while overlanding.
Come on man what's with the thumbs down this thing is nice people are so miserable what do they want.
Can a 8000btc Air conditioner work on this for a shed
hxhdfj ifzir st c I paid an electrician $500 to run electricity to the shed from the house and he also dug the trench... much better solution
What's it cost and does it come in 240 some folks live other places
what if u use output 220v , is it still work ?
Could you please do a side by side comparison to the Bluetooth EB240 vs Bluetti AC200?
Ohhhh myyyy😊😊😊
Thank you for sharing
what are the real world chances that this $1400 pre production price really goes for sale for $1800 after next week? Will they be around and really honor the 2 year warranty when a port fails or it stops taking charge? Im tempted to buy this, but think it might be smarter to just configure it myself so I can replace and upgrade major components as needed later. .. a 100ah litium is 1200wh and only cost $700 now and maybe that will cost $500 in a year.
I'm mostly interested in knowing I can charge this thing fast with a 400 watt panel on my roof AND (same time) while driving through a 1500 watt pure sine inverter. Also wthout the inverter while driving wondering how many amps i can safely push to it through my 115AH deep cycle starter battery w 160a alternator from an 8' 8awg copper line and stepping up my voltage to 48v since fast charge seems to be switched from voltage. Another concern ive heard with similar units is that sometimes with voltage drops in the source, they step you down to some lower charging profile and you have manually reset?
If it was home depot or walmart selling this I would not hesitate to buy for a minute.
does it have a timer for charging? I would want it to charge from the home AC from midnight to 6am.
Great product!
Can you charge the Bluetti ac200 with solar panels at the same time you are using power?
Thanks
Yes
It's not a Generator, it's an inverter
Can you please talk about the RV connection? The 12V 25Amp. Where do you find this connector?
i want to put in a tiny camper.................could i put a tiny heater on this unit and will heat for 9 hours minimum? i have seen a mini mini heater that runs on 150 watts . i think this might work
I am new to this tech, is there a way to calc how long it will last? Let’s say 1000w draw on its power. Looking into an alternative to a petrol generator for track day tyre warmers. Cherry on the cake would be the ability to make tea and coffee 600w.
AC200’s screen is constantly on, even when the AC and DC outputs are off but the unit is left on. Is there a way to switch off the screen on a timer and wake it up when it’s required?
Also, if the unit is off, it doesn’t charge unless it is turned on. Other models wake up and charge even if the unit was off, as soon as a charge is provided, is there a way to change that setting?
Wow i need this where can get one ,well do have any suppliers in Kenya.
Not sure if they deliver worldwide but you can check it out here: igg.me/at/ac200
@@SilverCymbal
With power outages, and stoves not working - I'd like to see induction cooktops used (like the nuwave 1300 watt) in tests if they are compatible.. especially for apartment dwellers who want to cook indoors during grid down.
What is the best, lowest cost battery generator that would do the job? I'm disabled and on a tight budget for food refrigeration & cooking in grid down.
I like your short, concise & informative videos. I know next to nothing about electricty, watts, volts, amps, hours.
Thanks
We need something like this but more durable and without maintainence . Something easier & independent that you can fix if apocalypse happens and shops will close ..
I should test this out on my 20 amp Tarino hot tub.
What's the run time (50%-100% load)?
1599.00 American will buy one
Hi love to buy one of this, where can I buy in Europe of this thanks.
The title is a misnomer as this "generates" nothing. It is a storage bank with an inverter in it.
Agreed. And comparing it to a Honda real generator is a farce.
I ended up getting a 20KW Generac natural gas generator. It will run the whole house for months.
Natural gas is hurricane proof. During World War II Europe had natural gas.
There is a orange lever that you can switch from natural gas to propane.
When the power goes out the generator automatically starts up and starts to run the house in 10 seconds.
Only problem is in a grid down situation a motorized generator will be heard. If they hear it, they will come and get it. You need to think!
@@robertpoirier8520 I would like to see them come and get my Generac 20kw generator.
It weighs about 1,200 lbs and runs on natural gas.
The other day out of the blue about 9:00AM all power went out.
I got a text from Center Point Energy here in Houston. They said some equipment failed and will effect about 800+ people. They also said the power should be back on in 2 hours.
After the power went out I started counting... in 2 seconds the generator controller sensed the outage and started up the generator while disconnecting the house from the city power.
The generator got up to speed and switched over to it's power and the house's power came back on and ran until the city power came back on.
The generator has 'load sharing' which means if you have an electric dryer, electric stove or other high draw appliances in the house it won't bring them on all at once.
When it senses the city power is on it will continue to run for about 30 seconds to ensure the city power doesn't go off again.
Thank goodness for a natural gas whole house generator.
D Hansel I’m glad you plan ahead. Excellent job!
In overlanding it would be nice to be able to jump start your car with bluetti.
So 4 minutes run time went down to 67 percent battery?
That was after running the same test you saw and the toaster 4x in total.
@@SilverCymbal oh OK not bad
Is this available in India
What connection to run a washing machine?
What if you live in a country that has 220 volts and plug types C/E? How can we use it? Can you change the language in the settings ?
so this has less battery capacity than the MAX2400? just more features?
The 240 could run 1000 watts but had 2400 watt hours of run time. This one is 2000 watts of running power but less with 1700 watt hours of run time. The run time is almost the same but the output is doubled and the massive amount of solar input is a big deal for many, the touch interface is very useful and the extra outlets and wireless charging are cool too. Its a very good upgrade but functionally the larger input is a big one.
Silver Cymbal thanks for your reply, I have been watching severL videos on these types of solar generators as I’m looking for something that could run a small off grid cabin, lights maybe small fridge, I think this unit can do it for a few days with sufficient panels.
@@dnhman It definitely could and saves you from needing a lot of other adapters for different equipment you might run. The key is if you have a lot of panels and only a little daily light this will be able to tae advantage with the huge solar input abilities. Very unusual for that much power.
Ty
Just a bigger capacity power bank.
Should've tried major appliances
The only generator I seen in this video was Honda 2200 the other unit was a battery pack with an inverter period.
I assume like every other similar solar generator it can not power devices while simultaneously charging with solar panels? This seems a common issue with these classes of devices?
This one can charge with both Solar and mains at the same time as well as powering devices .
great information! was wondering about the cost of the unit?
$1800 + tax.
SC, Is this the best non gas generator for people who live in apartment complexes? If not what do you recommend?
Check out the inergy flex. Its expandable and oh so powerful.
@Silver Cymbal Can you share the name and model # of the portable solar panel you show at the 3:00 mark in the video? Please share a link to it if you can. Thank you in advance.
Yes if you check this link here: ecoflow.com/collections/portable-power/delta?aff=37 It's an ecoflow panel. Very nice panel too!
The 4 usb ports aren't quick charge just standard because almost nothing uses 5v @ 3A when it comes to usb
Is there anything like this for a 650 sq foot cottage? I want my cottage to be completely off grid, and be able to take generator with me when I leave.
Yes I wondering the same the thing...I live in a small camper
can you use solor to power it
How much is it and where do you order it from
whats the price
and where can i buy this unit at?
Big question HOW MUCH ?
$1199, I couldn't put in the video they had not announced it yet
Silver Cymbal Thanks
Very good question nobody asked
Thanks alot which I searched and finally got you thanking you so much
karthic guru he told me 1199$
1800 now
Can I charge my 16.2 kw Tata tiger ev
If I was to put 24 V panel with about 700 W on my roof of my van would they keep my blue Eddie charged
yes, depending on the open circuit voltage of the built in12v battery. they typically allow 145 volts total.
get two 350 watts panels at 24 volts and you will be fine.
The only downside I see for the european model is they put two uk plug sockets and to Eu sockets, they'd have been better putting 4 universal sockets that accept uk and eu plugs
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What is the cost of it
at 2:01, instead of wireless charging, can you put a stove on it? So I can cook meals?
That would be amazing if they had it as an induction cooktop. I don't know of anyone doing that yet
@@SilverCymbal Since it's so heavy, it's should have built-in wheels, so increase its availabity to the ladies, not just blokes.